I sing the General Public song “Hot You’re Cool” when I make this dish. It's the yin/yang of Vietnamese cooking! Vietnamese meals balance the five...
Read MoreIn each issue of Paleo Magazine, Steph Gaudreau and I bring you the story of a traditional recipe and adapt it to fit into a...
Read MoreCasseroles are the comfie blanket of food, but between us friends, the idea of preparing one on a weeknight makes me feel a little overwhelmed:...
Read MoreIn each issue of Paleo Magazine, I share the history of a traditional recipe and adapt it to fit into a healthier paleo lifestyle. This time, I’m...
Read MoreIn each issue of Paleo Magazine, I share the history of a traditional recipe and adapt it to fit into a healthier paleo lifestyle. This time, we're...
Read MoreI’ve never eaten an authentic Sabich (sounds like SAH-beesh) from a street vendor in Israel. But I like to travel with my taste buds, so...
Read MoreIn each issue of Paleo Magazine, I team up with Steph Gaudreau to share the history of a traditional recipe and adapt it to fit into a...
Read MoreWe ate a lot of leg of lamb when I was growing up, and whether it was roasted or turned into kebabs, my dad was...
Read MoreAs I mentioned in this post from back in May, I ate a lot (A LOT!) of the skinless Balkan sausages called ćevapčići while we...
Read MoreBefore I started eating clean (and prior to viewing Food, Inc.), I thought that meat was meat. I didn't concern myself with where or how...
Read MoreI've probably eaten hundreds (if not thousands) of stuffed grape leaves in my life. And about 99% of them were made by my dad. We...
Read MoreMerguez is a fresh sausage popular in North African cuisine. Usually made with lamb — or a mixture of lamb and beef — it's spicy...
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