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04 November 2008 »
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Tags: 18 months, barack obama, civil rights, election, kate, politics, rosa parks
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24 October 2008 »
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Kate is only 18 months old now and she’s already attracting interest from suitors. This photo was taken at the farmer’s market last Sunday. We were getting ready to leave and I stopped to listen to the band that was playing. There were some toddlers dancing. Kate started bucking in her stroller, wanting to get [...]
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Tags: 18 months, farmers markets, kate
cheeseslave »
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 carbs. [...]
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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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13 October 2008 »
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Kate turned 18 months old today. To celebrate, we sang Happy Birthday and lit a candle stuck in a bowl of homemade chocolate ice cream (made by Grandma Nancy — with raw cream, pastured eggs, cocoa powder and maple syrup). Before the ice cream, we went out for Chinese food with her grandparents. She had [...]
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Tags: 18 months, gaps diet, kate, low carb
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09 October 2008 »
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This is pretty much the breakfast Kate eats every single day. Two pastured eggs scrambled or cooked over easy in plenty of grass-fed butter (usually raw; although I often use KerryGold). I add a couple of pinches of sea salt and freshly ground pepper. It’s funny. At our last visit to the pediatrician, they asked [...]
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Tags: ancel keys, breakfast, gaps diet, high fat, kate, lipid hypothesis, michael pollan, scd, toddler food
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23 September 2008 »
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What Kate Ate Today: Breakfast: Eggs and onions scrambled in butter and duck fat Two pieces of bacon Lunch: Leftover bacon Homemade mushroom soup (made with homemade chicken stock and shiitake mushrooms) with raw cream Homemade sauerkraut Local organic grapes Dinner: Chicken livers sauteed in bacon fat and butter Salad of tomato, Italian parsley, arugula, [...]
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Tags: 17 months, baby food, kate, liver, toddler food
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03 September 2008 »
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Seth wanted Japanese last night so I made sashimi. Sashimi is just like sushi only there’s no rice. So basically you’re eating raw fish dipped in soy sauce with wasabi. I found wild-caught shrimp, wild King salmon, and wild halibut at Whole Foods. Seth could probably eat this every single day. I try to make [...]
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Tags: 16 months, baby bok choy, gaps diet, japanese food, kate, miso soup, sashimi, seaweed salad
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29 August 2008 »
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Tonight was shellfish night. And what a shellfish night it was! Three words: bacon-wrapped scallops. I ask you, does it get any better than that? Yes, it does, because those scallops were dabbed with butter. And served with a side of shrimp cocktail. Plus a caprese salad. And for dessert: homemade peanut butter cookies (made [...]
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Tags: 16 months, bacon, dinner, gaps diet, kate, Recipes, scallops, shellfish, shrimp