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Fancy fish dishes have their place, but we’d rather roll up our sleeves and dive into a salty, crunchy, no-fuss Fish and Chips platter any day. It’s the perfect rainy-day comfort food. Crispy pan-fried coating wrapped around tender white fish – it’s the perfect combination for dipping. When you first go Primal, Keto, paleo, or other version of grain-free, it’s easy to assume fried food is off the table. We think that you can eat virtually anything you want, as long as you find the right way to make it with ingredients that won’t slow you down. Here’s a Primal spin on Fish and Chips with all the flavor and none of the fried food hangover. Grain-free Fish and Chips Recipe Serves: 4-5 Time in the kitchen : 50 minutes, including 25-35 minutes bake time Ingredients 1 lb. cod, cut into 5 pieces 2 eggs 1/2 cup + 2 tbsp tapioca starch 2 Tbsp fine almond flour ½ tsp baking soda 1/2 tsp lemon juice 1/4 tsp salt 1/4 tsp black pepper 1/4 cup Primal Kitchen Avocado Oil, divided 1...

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Today we welcome guest author Dr. Ronesh Sinha, internal medicine physician and expert on insulin resistance and corporate wellness, author of The South Asian Health Solution . He is a top rated speaker for companies like Google, Oracle, Cisco and more. Check out his media page for lectures, interviews and articles from Dr. Sinha. Most of us have been sheltering-in-place for a few months now, and we have evolved into an unprecedented state of fear and hyper-vigilance in this pandemic. After a long period of incarceration, we are now gradually released into the wild, which introduces us to a whole new level of anxiety. Public health recommendations appear to be flip-flopping regularly, and we are learning on the fly as the situation evolves. In today’s post, I’d like to share some thoughts on how we can regain some control of our lives. Rather than duck and cover for several more months, we can face this beast head-on. I don’t mean being careless and reckless and not following s...

This Dippin Dots Ice Cream recipe is a healthy and wonderful treat on a hot summer day. And you don’t have to go to the mall to get some! Okay, I admit it. I’ve had this popular ice cream once in my life, and I absolutely hated them. I just cannot understand the fascination with this type of ice cream. But that said, I know a lot of folks out there LOVE the stuff. You see a lot of kiosks in local malls and around town in these parts. I was on Pinterest the other night (~gasp!~) and I ran across a pin for a yogurt recipe that reminded me of Dippin Dots. Only they used regular, flavored, sugar-filled yogurt to make them. So I thought, why not give this a whirl with some Greek yogurt and natural sweetener? Well I can tell you that both Mini Chef and I are now HUGE Dippin Dots fans….. of the healthy, homemade variety. It’s a wonderfully healthy treat for kids and adults alike and makes for a really fun snack. It may not have the coloring of the traditional version, but you can’t ...

June 5, 2020 Planting Seeds Hi friends! We’ve been offline planting seeds. Seeds of growth. Seeds of conversation. Seeds of books/podcasts/articles. While the air we’re breathing is feeling different by the day, the changes that need to happen in our society are going to take time. Unlearning a bias doesn’t happen overnight. There isn’t a handbook or course you can take to check off the box. There isn’t one big thing we do and we’re done. Change happens inch by inch, day by day, like watching a plant sprout from the ground. It starts at home; it grows and spreads through communities; and it continues with the next generation. Some sprouts grow faster than others, but only when they have plenty of sunshine. Be the sunshine. Keep planting the seeds and one day we will have a beautiful garden. Related Filed Under: Lifestyle Reader Interactions This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed . from Kath Eats Real Food https://i...

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