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24 February 2009 »
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Having trouble getting pregnant? According to a new US study, eating full-fat dairy foods like butter and ice cream can improve fertility in women.
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Tags: butter, fat tuesday, ice cream, improve fertility, infertility treatment, infertility treatments, trouble getting pregnant, unexplained infertility, women fertility
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20 January 2009 »
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Who doesn’t love pie? Apple pie, pecan pie, coconut cream pie… mmm! A savory pie makes a wonderful dinner, especially on a cold winter night. (Check back — I’ll soon be posting a recipe for Steak & Kidney Pie. You could also make Chicken Pot Pie or Quiche Lorraine.)
Be honest. Are you intimidated at the thought of trying to make pie crust from scratch? If so, you’re not alone. Most people think making pie crust is hard. But it’s actually quite easy. You’ll be astonished at how simple it is to make the most delicious, flaky, perfect pie crust.
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Tags: baking, beef fat, beef tallow, blind baking, books, butter, desserts, flaky, grass-fed, homemade pie crust, jeffrey steingarten, lard, marion cunningham, pie, pie crust, pie weights, rapadura, sea salt, sprouted flour, steak and kidney pie, sucanat, suet, the man who ate everything
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19 December 2008 »
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We were shopping at Trader Joe’s the other day; it was almost dinnertime and I think Kate was getting hungry. She grabbed a stick of Kerry Gold butter out of the cart and started eating it. It kept her happy, so I let her have as much as she wanted.
The other shoppers gave me funny [...]
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Tags: baby food, behavior, butter, feeding babies, feeding toddlers, good fats, kerry gold, saturated fats, tantrums, toddler food, trader joes
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17 October 2008 »
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Everyone loved the coconut flour pancakes I made this morning. I only made a small batch but these pancakes are so dense and filling, you don’t need much to feel satisfied.
Coconut flour is extremely nutritious (much more so than regular flour, which is empty calories), it’s high in fiber, and it’s lower in [...]
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Tags: 18 months, butter, casein-free, coconut flour, coconut flour pancakes, gaps diet, gfcf, gluten-free, kate, pancakes, Recipes, scd
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14 August 2008 »
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There’s a great post on Chris Masterjohn’s blog, Cholesterol and Health, about food and fertility:
Butterfat contains arachidonic acid. As detailed in my PUFA Report, arachidonic acid is critical to fertility in both men and women. In men, it is necessary for the production of testosterone and sperm. In women, it is necessary for ovulation, and [...]
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Tags: butter, eggs, fertility, liver
cheeseslave »
13 August 2008 »
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We normally have Shellfish Night on Saturday, since I almost always get oysters and/or mussels, scallops, or clams at the farmer’s market.
But last Friday I decided to mix it up and I got some shrimp and Dungeness crab (both wild caught) from Whole Foods Market.
For a highly nutritious dinner that has almost zero prep, this [...]
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Tags: butter, crab, Recipes, salads, shellfish, shrimp, vitamin d
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02 August 2008 »
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Just got back from our Saturday morning visit to the farmer’s market and I’m thinking about what I’m going to cook this week.
Rocky Canyon had beef tongue, which I plan to use for tacos. I also got a dozen oysters and five pounds of mussels for dinner tonight. I bought a duck to roast on [...]
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Tags: beef tongue, butter, coconut oil, cream, farmer's market, ice cream, kefir soda pop, liver, maca, menu planning, popcorn, rocky canyon
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08 June 2008 »
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What a great meal, if I do say so myself.
I made the same salad from last night — it was that good. I love the combination of watermelon and red onions. And the ogo balances the whole thing with a salty sea flavor — the way anchovies complete a Caesar salad. Seth loved it too [...]
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Tags: beef tallow, butter, dinner, gaps diet, ogo, roast chicken, saturated fat, seth, watermelon
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24 May 2008 »
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Chicken livers cooked in duck fat and butter, leftover Avgolemono soup, fermented yams with raw butter, egg omelet with avocado and a tiny bit of lacto-fermented salsa, cod liver oil, butter oil, Lugol’s iodine, and her Biokult probiotic.
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Tags: 13 months, avgolemono soup, baby food, biokult, butter, butter oil, chicken livers, cod liver oil, dinner, duck fat, fermented foods, fermented yams, iodine, kate, lacto-fermentation, lacto-fermented salsa, lugol's solution, probiotics
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29 April 2008 »
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Sunday morning Kate and I got up and I felt like doing something special for breakfast. So I made my favorite: Eggs Benedict.
I hadn’t made it in a while but you know what? It’s really not hard. And what a healthy and delicious breakfast! All those egg yolks and tons of butter. This is a [...]
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Tags: 12 months, butter, eggs, eggs benedict, hollandaise sauce, kate, Recipes