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Carrots are a favorite vegetable for many and work well with many different dietary approaches, including the autoimmune protocol. One medium carrot provides 200% of your daily need for vitamin A, so if you include them in your vegetable rotation at least three times a week you’ll

Mushrooms aren’t just delicious; they are nutrient superstars! These autoimmune protocol (AIP) compliant recipes give you 10 different ideas of how to turn them into delicious meals and prove that they are also a very versatile ingredient. Last week I shared this recipe for easy sautéed AIP

Grass fed ground beef provides a trifecta for the AIP eater… It’s nutrient dense AND economical AND versatile, as this post proves with 10 very different recipes, all of them 100% compliant with the elimination phase of the autoimmune protocol (AIP). Last week I shared this recipe

If you are looking for easy and flavorful ways to prepare kale, you have come to the right place! This post features 10 recipes, all of them 100% compliant with the elimination phase of the autoimmune protocol (AIP), but so wholesome and delicious that you can feed

The reasons to eat beets are many, and so are the excuses people have for not eating them regularly! We all seem to agree we should eat them, especially when you discover that they contain all the folate you need for a day plus manganese, copper, potassium,

Of all the seafood options you can cook at home, shrimp is one of the easiest and these 10 recipes are here to prove it! They also prove that shrimp is a very versatile protein that can be prepared in a variety of different ways and is

Everyone knows about “Taco Tuesday” and “Friday Fish Fry” was a staple of my childhood, and I think it is high time we gave the humble meatball its own day too! Having a theme makes AIP menu planning a little bit easier and a lot more fun,

What is a “tigernut” and why is it allowed on AIP? Tigernuts win the prize for having both the most interesting and misleading name I have ever encountered. They have nothing to do with tigers or any part of their anatomy, nor are they nuts at all.

First, a personal update… I’m excited to tell you that tomorrow (February 13, 2017) I officially start the Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (NTP) course with the Nutritional Therapy Association! It is a very rigorous 9 month program and I am going to be balancing it with my already

Paleo autoimmune protocol (AIP) meals should be comprised of 2/3 to 3/4 vegetables… easy enough to do when the garden is overflowing in the summer, but what about the cool months? Thankfully the vast majority of fall and winter vegetables are AIP-compliant and there is a huge