Umami Mushroom Burgers

Umami is one of the five basic tastes, characterized by savory or broth-like. My Umami Mushroom Burger recipe is healthy & easy to put together and filled with nutritious ingredients. Using grass-fed beef or bison gives you more health benefits, such as higher amounts of omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins & minerals, and zero carbohydrates. Eating clean protein greatly minimizes your toxic load.

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Paleo Summer Berry Cobbler

Summer is upon us and so are outdoor gatherings, BBQ's and delicious berries. Local farmer's markets are a great place to pick up organic berries, which means you won't be taking in more environmental toxins. Toxins breakdown our immune system, inhibit proper detoxification and affect our hormonal balance. My Paleo Summer Berry Cobbler is a healthy, grain-free dessert made for all gatherings.

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Low-Carb Coconut Flour Brownies

This Low-Carb Coconut Flour Brownie recipe is moist, delicious and made from whole food, natural ingredients that are sugar-free, grain-free and dairy-free. Coconut flour benefits include fiber and MCT's, or medium chain triglycerides. Because of coconut flour's higher fat content, people who eat a low-carb or ketogenic lifestyle feel more full and satiated, which helps to maintain weight loss. Eating more healthy fats and proteins nourish our body far more than carbohydrates. Using a sweetener that does not promote insulin spikes is crucial when looking to manage our blood glucose levels. This healthy Coconut Flour Recipe is easy to make, a crowd-pleaser and will keep you on your health journey.

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Lemon Curd Meringue Roulade

Freshly made lemon curd trumps the jarred version any day. This seemingly difficult dessert is made easy with this healthy, sugar-free version. Using this lemon-curd recipe makes for a delicious filling in my meringue roulade base made from fresh organic egg whites and topped with organic heavy whipping cream or whipped coconut cream making it dairy-free. Low-carb recipes are key for weight loss. Sugar spikes insulin levels and over time that will create multiple metabolic health challenges, such as a growing waist to hip ratio, insulin resistance, high blood pressure, high blood sugar levels and chronic inflammation. Learning to cook using no sugar or sugar substitutes, like monk-fruit, stevia and erythritol will help you win the war on obesity.

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Egg Yolk Walnut Cookies

Eggs are one of nature’s perfect foods, especially the egg yolks. No reason to fear this golden yellow delicacy as it’s full of healthy fats, nutrients and it makes everything taste better. These healthy cookies are not too sweet, low-carb and satisfying. Egg yolks contain choline, an essential nutrient we can make in our liver, but we still need more. Choline supports our liver function by moving fat and cholesterol out, brain function, nervous system and muscle movement. One egg contains 115 mg of choline and it’s recommended that we get anywhere between 425-550mg per day as an adult. What better way to get more egg yolks in you than eating a nutritious cookie?

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Braised Grass-Fed Beef Shanks

Braising meats is a delicious and healthy way to prepare a one pot meal that’ll last for days and give you multiple uses. My healthy Braised Beef Shank recipe is easy and doesn’t require all day to cook. Most braising recipes call for dredging the meat in flour, searing both sides and then braising. We know that grains can cause a leaky gut, when molecules leach out of our gut and intestines through perforated holes in the endothelial lining caused by certain pro-inflammatory foods. In my nutritious recipe, searing the meat on both sides in ghee, grass-fed butter or tallow, creates a crispy outer crust prior to adding in the bone broth. Simmering for just three hours produces a tender, very flavorful meat that can be used shredded in scrambled eggs, used in a soup, tacos or plain with a dollop of your favorite plain yogurt of choice. The bone marrow in the bones are just an added bonus of healthy fats that’ll keep you satiated and nourished for hours.

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Chicken Pizza Crust

My Low-Carb Chicken Pizza Crust recipe is so easy to make, nutritious and delicious. Using rotisserie chicken, eggs and raw-milk cheese as the base makes this pizza crust recipe full of protein, healthy fats and zero carbs. Called a "meatza" in the keto and carnivore world, this pizza has the appearance of real dough but is void of all flours, leaving more space to add nutritious toppings like veggies.

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Mashed Cauliflower

My kids love this Mashed Cauliflower Recipe that's filled with healthy fats for a decadent side dish. Picky kids can't resist mashed cauliflower, and what a great way to get some veggies on the plate that are not starch filled, like potatoes. Mashed cauliflower is a low-carb alternative to mashed potatoes, rice and pasta. It's heavenly under steak and under scrambled eggs for a breakfast bowl. A great go-to for any weight loss journey.

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Blender Hollandaise Sauce

When looking to add healthy fats to your diet, easy sauces is a delicious place to start. My Blender Hollandaise Sauce is filled with nutritious fats like pasture-raised, grass-fed ghee or butter and egg yolks, creating a decadent addition to eggs, steak and veggies. Healthy fats fuel our gut and brain health, make our hormones and improve our energy levels. Fats also keep us satiated and full helping us maintain and lose weight.

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Healthy Veal Piccata

A healthy Veal Piccata recipe made without flour is a nutritious dinner that will not spike your blood sugar level. Pasture-raised veal provides you with lean protein, zinc, riboflavin and vitamin B's. Adding healthy fats, such as ghee or grass-fed butter, will enhance the flavor and keep you satiated and nourished, helping you maintain your weight and support you on a weight-loss journey.

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Easy Slow Cooker Ribs

You don’t need a fancy grill or smoker to make delicious BBQ ribs. If you’re a city dweller like me, with zero outdoor space, you improvise the way you cook meats. This healthy, slow-cooker rib recipe is easy and nutritious. Using pasture-raised pork is important to keep your food toxins too a minimum. Toxins are stored in the animals fat and who wants to give up eating that melt-in-your-mouth fat? Try this rib recipe dry (just sea salt or seasonings) or wet (add your favorite sugar-free BBQ sauce) and enjoy knowing that you stayed clear of rubs with rancid seed oils, hidden sugars and conventionally-raised pork by cooking them at home.

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Meringue Roulade

Meringe roulade is one of the easiest and delicious desserts to make. This meringue roulade recipe is filled with healthy fats, protein and add fresh berries for some low-glycemic carbs. Pasture-raised, organic egg whites are a clean source of protein, helping your body build and maintain muscle and support cellular health. The whipped cream options provide ample amounts of healthy fats for fuel.

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Oven Roasted Pork Belly

Pork belly cooked anyway is a decadent treat. This pork belly recipe is easy, delicious and a healthy fat powerhouse. Make sure to purchase pasture-raised pork belly leaving the toxins behind. Toxins are stored in the fat of the animal, so supporting conventionally raised animal products supports the continued use of hormones and antibiotics. Conventional pork is also full of omega-6 fatty acids due to the corn and soy feed. Whatever is in that animal gets transferred to your gut where inflammation starts. This healthy, roasted pork belly recipe gets a nice crusty outside while staying buttery soft inside. Chop up the leftovers and throw them in your morning omelet.

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Yogurt-Berry Protein Parfait

Head to any coffee shop and you'll see yogurt parfaits that look healthy. They're loaded with inflammatory, non-organic dairy, sugar laden flavors and granola on top featuring oats, rancid seed oils and sugar. Instead, opt for making your own, fueled by a clean, full-fat yogurt option, fresh organic berries and protein powder. Easy to make, full of nutrients and an easy snack or meal addition.

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Zero Carb Bread

This Zero Carb Bread recipe is easy to make, delicious and nutritious. Using cooked rotisserie chicken and pasture-raised eggs as the base make this bread recipe high in protein and healthy fats. We need protein to build muscle and fats to make our hormones and both to keep us satiated and nourished. Low-carb, keto and carnivore dieters will enjoy this bread recipe for sandwiches and buns.

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Braised Beef Cheeks

Beef cheeks are not the prettiest meat to look at, but they are a decadent and nutritious cut of beef that will become you're go-to once you try them. My Beef Cheek recipe is easy to make, full of collagen, healthy fat, vitamins and minerals. Beef cheeks are a muscle meat and therefore need a lot of time to cook and breakdown the connective tissue, which gives you their amazing sticky texture.

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Berry Thumbprint Cookies

A healthy twist on a classic cookie can be part of a nutritious diet plan on special days. My paleo Berry Thumbprint Cookies are grain-free, dairy-free and sugar-free, yet delicious and satisfying. Using healthy fats like ghee or grass-fed butter help digestion, brain health and keep you feeling nourished. Chia seed berry jam is a healthy alternative and help keep your blood sugar levels stable.

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Post-Workout Smoothie

Post-workout smoothies help us recover, repair and renew our muscle tissues after a hard weight-bearing session. My post-workout smoothie recipe features just three ingredients: protein powder, water and frozen berries (a banana works too). Refueling with my smoothie recipe will help you replace lost glycogen stores back into your muscles so that muscle protein synthesis can start again.

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Low-Carb Coconut Flour Chocolate Chip Blondies

My Low-Carb Coconut Flour Chocolate Chip Blondie recipe is easy to make and offers you a healthier alternative to dessert. Coconut flour is a gluten-free, grain-free, low-carb and nutritious ingredient to use for baking. Coconut flour contains fiber and MCT's (medium chain triglycerides), making it beneficial to both gut and brain health. The higher fiber content supports a stable blood glucose level throughout the day and you’ll feel more satiated after enjoying just one due its higher fat content.

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Paleo Buffalo Wings

Super Bowl Sunday, or any night, means making my healthy buffalo wings recipe. I keep them paleo and nutritious by using organic, pasture-raised chicken, sugar-free buffalo sauce and by baking instead of deep frying in cheap, rancid seed oils. Using pasture-raised chicken for this Buffalo Wing recipe ensures you taking in less pro-inflammatory toxins that wreak havoc on your cellular health.

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