Beef Terminology

Did you know some beef labeled “grass fed” may have actually been fed a heavy grain diet to fatten them up just before processing?  David Csonka of Naturally Engineered has a great post explaining the terminology  used in describing meat products.  Check it out HERE.

Fish on the fly

Last night was a rushed night, so I quickly put together some tilapia and served it with sauteed squash.  This process won’t take very long, so you may have to start your veggie before putting the fish in the skillet.   I would only recommend using cast iron for blackening with high heat.  HERE is a great podcast in which Dain Sandoval discusses all things cast iron.

Paleo Kids | Everyday Paleo

I wanted to re-post this post from Sarah Frogoso of Everyday Paleo.  If you have kids and are considering cleaning up the family’s diet, you need to read this post.  I have pre-ordered her book and look forward to reading her other great ideas for getting your family “on the Paleo train”.  It works for her family, it has worked for mine, it can work for your too!

Paleo Kids | Everyday Paleo.

Perfect Boiled Eggs

Our family of three goes through about two dozen eggs (only omega-3 eggs) a week.  I boil a dozen eggs at a time and keep them in a bowl in the fridge for easy access for a quick breakfast or salad topper.  Following are some tips for perfect eggs.

Mushroom Tips

When buying unpackaged mushrooms in bulk , it is often a challenge to keep them fresh until ready for use.  Following are a few tips regarding mushrooms.  While you’re thinking about mushrooms, check out the Stuffed Portabella recipe!

All Hail the Avocado!

Avocados are a staple in the Paleo diet.  Here are a few tips for choosing, slicing and storing these healthy gifts of nature.