This is a less complicated version of a paleo favorite: meatza. And it's kinda like junk food, but so much better! It’s kind of genius,...
Read MoreThis salad was inspired by one I ate at the Café Neustadt in Prague. It’s an airy, light-infused spot with a large patio and a...
Read MoreI have just one thing to say about this... A plain salad is a missed steak. I love a big salad, but it's gotta have...
Read MoreI'm sorry for what I'm about to do, but... This recipe invites you to have ball with curry! These tender, flavorful meat balls take the...
Read MoreHumans can recognize five basic tastes: sweet, bitter, sour, salty, and umami. Umami was discovered by scientist Dr. Kikunae Ikeda, and the Japanese word is...
Read MoreAh, the 1920s. Flappers, bob haircuts, and restaurants that created recipes in tribute to famous people! Green goddess dressing was invented by Philip Roemer, the...
Read MoreThis recipe is based on a mind-blowing stir-fry I ate at a Burmese restaurant in San Francisco. My husband David and I had been walking—and...
Read MoreYou know those luscious salmon and crab rolls you can get at the sushi bar? The ones that are creamy and luxurious, studded with sesame...
Read MoreSatay—marinated meat that's grilled on a skewer and served with cucumbers and peanut sauce—originated in Java, but it’s a popular street food all over Indonesia...
Read MoreI’m not saying you’re required to institute Taco Tuesday in your house like President Business does in The Lego Movie, I’m just saying it’s a...
Read MoreIn each issue of Paleo Magazine, I team up with Steph Gaudreau to bring you the story of a traditional recipe and adapt it to fit...
Read MoreThis dish is based on a recipe The New York Times called "the roast that owns the internet." My favorite take on this recipe phenomenon...
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