Can you guess where this dish originated? Shanghai? Beijing? Would you believe it was Springfield, Missouri?! In the 1940s, Chef David Leong emigrated from China...
Read MoreHave you ever massaged your kale? I didn’t understand why kale salads were so popular until I learned the massaging trick. Now it all makes...
Read MoreMoo shu pork was my “usual” for Chinese take-out until I became a paleo devotee. Well Fed 2 includes a recipe for this dish that’s...
Read MoreMy husband David and I lived in Austin, Texas, for 13 years, and in that time, we learned to respect the holy trinity of Texas...
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,...
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,...
Read MoreThis salad is as pleasing as a major chord, with its slinky dressing—studded with figs and pistachios—and the harmony of orange, cilantro, and red bell...
Read MoreI made this dish the first time by accident: I was annoyingly hungry and all I could find in the fridge were some leftover roasted...
Read MoreThe phrase “meat and potatoes” stands for everything that’s good. Who doesn’t want to be besties with at least one meat-and-potatoes kinda guy? For centuries,...
Read MoreIt's deep in the season known officially as "Gray" here in Prague, so I think something sunny to eat is in order. This recipe is...
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 MoreI graduated from Syracuse University and during my four years there, I ate a LOT of frettas at The All Night Eggplant diner—usually with a...
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