Long time no type! Lots of changes in my world over the past month; new job, new apartment (in less than 2 weeks!), new car, new phone, school semester finishing... It's been a little hectic! The new job has me in the car all day and traveling overnight one day a week. Getting ready to move and finishing the school semester has put quite a crunch on time. Shall I mention that I recently ran the Philadelphia Marathon?!? It was a lot of fun; good "bucket list" item to have crossed off :)
4.12.11
Brussels Sprouts and Bacon
Long time no type! Lots of changes in my world over the past month; new job, new apartment (in less than 2 weeks!), new car, new phone, school semester finishing... It's been a little hectic! The new job has me in the car all day and traveling overnight one day a week. Getting ready to move and finishing the school semester has put quite a crunch on time. Shall I mention that I recently ran the Philadelphia Marathon?!? It was a lot of fun; good "bucket list" item to have crossed off :)
6.11.11
"Make it Paleo" Book Review!
The wait stops here! For the past few months you have seen the cover of a long anticipated cookbook from Paleo connoisseur's Bill Staley and Hayley Mason, who started an absolutely outstanding blog, The Food Lovers Primal Palate. Some of you many have even clicked on the book and checked out the site. Maybe even looked at the book preview. Well, I am here to tell you, Make it Paleo is worth every penny, and then some!
29.10.11
Roasted Beets, Eggplant, Onions & Scallions
Yep, another beet recipe! A little different that the last recipe, but equally as delicious. At first I was starting to get overwhelmed with the amount of beets I have been getting from the CSA, but I have really grown to like them. And these dishes freeze well which will come in handy when winter comes!
14.10.11
Paleo Portuguese Kale Soup
What is that?!? Celery, silly! No, I did not take this picture, but I like this one because it shows you the coolest component of our recipe today. Celeriac, aka celery root, is a super delicious vegetable that lent itself exceptionally well to this soup. Sometimes I think the gnarliest looking foods make for the best!
2.10.11
Dinner fit for a Queen
Well hello! Long time no talk :( I'm just stopping in for a quick visit, though. Over the next month I will be a little hard pressed for time. But I can't just leave ya high and dry! You guys are the reason that I do what I do. I appreciate your support and you are essential to the success of this site :)
I would also like to thank you guys for helping me clench a copy of The Food Lovers Primal Palate's new book Make it Paleo. I am holding my breath that by the time I get it I will finally have some time to cook! I can't wait!
Today's food features a delicious menu fit for a queen (me! haha). Bacon wrapped filet mignon topped with mushroom ragout, green beans with maple candied toasted almonds and dried cranberries, and garlic roasted blue fingerling potatoes, finished off with a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon.
Yes, my friends, you should treat yourself to a ridiculously fulfilling, nutritious, exceptional meal whenever time, money and resources allow you. Now excuse me, I have some food to immensely enjoy :)
15.9.11
Beef Medley
Let me start of with yes, I know white starchy potatoes don't have much of a place in Paleo cooking. However, I keep getting these gorgeous new potatoes from my CSA every pick up for the last month, and I can't throw them out (and I bet sweet potatoes would be a super sweet substitute :) So we finally got our first cold snap this afternoon (Fall is so close I can smell it!) and this recipe just seemed so fitting. Besides, for someone who's working out pretty intensely on a weekly basis would totally benefit from a protein-carb-fat dense meal such as this!
Beef Medley
8.9.11
Garlicky Dandelion Greens
So quick one today. I am bogged down with school work (and it's only the second week!), tons of stuff going on with work, and trying to have a life (CrossFit, picking up delicious CSA goodies, cooking, taking Momma out for her birthday...). And when things get crazy is when it's the easiest to loose control. It's the easiest to slip up and have that scoop of ice cream (guilty!), grab that bag of potato chips, snack on the candy bar from the convenience store. But this is when you need to be strongest. You might think it's quicker to grab this stuff from the store than to cook at home, but it doesn't have to be.
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