Valentine’s Day falls into the category of “Holidays I Avoid Entering Public Spaces For.” Also in this category is St. Patrick’s Day, New Year’s Eve, and Halloween. I sound like quite the holiday curmudgeon, but I have never been one for crowds or themed dress-up. Rather than scouring to obtain the elusive 7 p.m. reservation for two on Valentine’s evening at one of the nicest ...
Smoked Clam Linguine
AIP Evolved – A Manifesto
Okay folks, this is it! We have a full-fledged movement on our hands! This is where the rubber meets the road. The Autoimmune Protocol is changing tens of thousands of lives. If our blog readership is any measure, that number might be more like millions of lives. We are regularly contacted by doctors and other health and wellness practitioners saying that the positive changes they ...
How To Really Eat AIP
This post was first published on Angie’s original site on November 11, 2013. It is being republished here with minor updates. Can you guess which question I get more often than all the others? It’s not, “What foods do I avoid on the Autoimmune Protocol?” and it’s not, “How do you plan your menus?” It’s basically some variation of this question, “But how do I ...
Thai-Inspired Pork Salad
If you’re in any way an aficionado of Thai cuisine, I think you could categorize my recipe this month as midway between a Lap and a Phla Mu. But whichever you may decide upon, this Thai-inspired pork salad — despite a lack of nightshades — packs a feisty punch indeed. To enjoy it to the fullest, stir-fry the pork until it shows tinges of brown ...
Golden Turmeric Sauce
Here is a recipe that I’ve been completely hooked on this winter — it’s made it into my batch-cooking routine just about every week, due to the numerous reasons to love it! First, turmeric and ginger are a great anti-inflammatory combination, and I try to use lots of these powerful roots in my cooking to stay feeling great. Second, this recipe uses ingredients that are ...
Embracing an Eclectic Table: How to Feed a Family With Multiple Dietary Needs
When it comes to dietary needs and preferences, I have become quite the innovative mama in the kitchen. My family alone has a slew of food sensitivities and, in addition, I cook meals for other individuals on a regular basis and tie their needs and preferences into the menu as well. I work with dairy, egg, gluten, corn, nut, and nightshade vegetable sensitivities in my ...
BBQ Chicken Meatballs
These meatballs are actually inspired by the gluten-free BBQ Chicken Pizza at California Pizza Kitchen, which was always one of my favorite all-time pizzas. Take the toppings of that pizza – chicken, cilantro, red onion, and BBQ sauce – and combine them into meatballs! These would be great grilled, but I don’t have a grill, so I use the stove top. You can also place them ...
AIP Kitchen Tour – January 2016
AIP Kitchen tour is a monthly feature where we profile someone who eats AIP and has agreed to share their kitchen setup with the community, in hopes that they can further inspire us to get our kitchens organized and set up for success! We’ve heard reports of people who are able to make AIP work in college dorms and small city apartments to large ...
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