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Sweet Potato and Broccoli Soup with Kelp Flakes

I had gum surgery the other day so have been eating a fair amount of this soup. It’s no hardship though, because I’m completely in love with it. The soup is smooth, full of flavor and goodness, and it’s just ...

Maple-Cinnamon Sweet Potatoes

  What kinds of foods do you think of when you think of November? Pumpkin pie, probably. Stuffed turkey and mashed potatoes. Cider or mulled wine, something warm and autumnal to fight off the cold. For a lot of people, ...

Sweet Potato and Wild Salmon Hash

  Ever resourceful with trying to get the children to enjoy salmon rather than just tolerate it, this quick and simple recipe seems to have passed the test. Not only is this the kind of food where you can add ...

Breakfast Fries with Bacon-Chive Crumble

  I woke up this morning craving a veggie-full hash but was in the mood for something a little more composed. I don’t have bacon often, but when I do I actually prefer to to be cooked and crumbled. This ...

Loaded Baked Sweet Potato with Bacon Guac and Lime-Coconut Cream

  Try this AIP and Mexican-inspired take on a loaded baked potato and I promise you won’t even miss the real deal! I’ve topped these beauties with taco meat, bacon guac, and lime coconut-cream — a combination that is sure ...

Spicy Roasted Sweet Potato and Pineapple Salad

  Caribbean flavors are some of the first I became comfortable recreating when I started cooking in my teen years. I love the combinations of spicy ginger, sweet fruit, and fresh herbs to balance out heavier foods like pork chops ...

Sweet Potato and Lime Soup with Coconut and Chives

  It’s funny how food can stir up emotions. Whenever I eat clams and octopus I am immediately transported back to Positano on Italy’s Amalfi coast, where my husband and I ate a memorable plateful under the shade of a large parasol overlooking ...

Baked Sweet Potatoes, with Sardines, Green Olives and Kale

  There’s nothing like a baked potato to evoke comfort and nostalgia, be it the quickest of lunches or the most leisurely of suppers. When I was growing up, my mother would often put potatoes cooked in their ‘jackets’ (as she called ...