by Candice | The room is spinning, your legs feel like jello, you’ve got an ice-pick headache and it feels like someone whacked you in the stomach with a ping pong paddle… And it’s time to make breakfast.
food allergies
What to eat when you can’t eat anything: Little Miss Sunbuttershine
by Candice | Sunbutter is an alternative to nut butter, made entirely of ground sunflower seeds. The first time I tasted it, I declared that it was sunshine in a jar.
What to eat when you can’t eat anything: Replacing forbidden favorites
by Candice | Sometimes, just occasionally…for a few moments…I really just want a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
How to plan a 4-day food rotation diet
by Julie Genser | It’s taken me years to finally sit down and plan out a food rotation menu. I wanted to share my process with you, to help demystify it and get you on a healing regime as soon as possible.
Enter today to win a 2011 Gluten-Free Recipe Calendar
Enter by Saturday, October 16 at 9 pm CST to win a free “A Year to Eat Freely” 2011 allergy-friendly, gluten-free recipe calendar by Kim Christensen
Lemongrass & coconut green smoothie
An excellent source of vitamin A, vitamin C, folate, calcium, and manganese.
Rutabaga fries
Rutabagas are full of vitamin C and fiber, and have naturally antibacterial properties like all crucifers. Rock on!
Easter Fudge Sunny Bunnies and Choco-Coco Nests
Sugar-free, allergy-free, and totally kid-friendly Easter Day treats from Kim Christensen of affairsofliving.com.
Sprouted buckwheat coconut waffles with kabocha coconut sauce
A breakfast treat that packs a major nutritional punch – buckwheat, amaranth, coconut, and flax seed all have lots of healthy fiber, as well being natural sources of healthy protein and amino acids.
Cultured veggies: Red Sea sauerkraut, pickled pearl onions, pickled beets
Packed with probiotics and flavor, these cultured veggies are sure to please the palate.