These Sweet Potato Sugar Cookies are a simple sugar cookie that happens to be AIP friendly. While they are made with sweet potatoes and are a pretty shade of orange, they actually taste a lot like a soft, chewy sugar ...
The holiday season always needs a festive dessert or two, but it can feel like everything is “off-limits” in the holiday dessert’s department when you’re in the elimination phase of AIP or not very far into your reintroduction phase. ...
I remember grocery shopping as a young girl, begging my mother to finally let us get those delicious, fruity little pockets of morning joy. Each time, thankfully, she would deny me. As a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, the ingredient list ...
Pomegranate has been trendy for a while now (I guess that means it’s more than a trend?), but I was never too certain how to serve it. The juice makes a fun addition to things like ice cream, lemonade, ...
These muffins are lovely for anyone looking for an Autoimmune Protocol elimination-phase friendly treat! The blend of cassava and coconut flours produce a just-crumbly-enough texture that is so hard to get in AIP baked goods, plus the avocado oil ...
It’s berry season and I bet you’re so excited to find any reason to indulge in strawberries. There are so many ways to enjoy them but I cannot think of a better way than strawberry cheesecake. Because of the gelatin ...
Pineapple has always been one of my favorite fruits, while coconut tends to fall flat on my palate. My brain just never knew what to make of the nutty-not-nutty, sweet-not-sweet notes of coconut–fresh, canned, shredded, milked, or otherwise. But ...
We’re very fond of jellies in our house. And when they’re made with healing ingredients such as these, there is every reason to make them a regular treat. Turmeric has a well known list of uses in the medicine ...
