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  1. In part one I came to the conclusion that writing myself off as a "Crazy Diet Person" isn't the best choice I can make when describing our diet or turning down an offer of a meal. If we want to succeed at maintaining our family's health through our diet, we need to believe in it, and not discount ourselves out of hand. We need to be clear on the reasons what...
  2. A variation on a theme! Quite rich and so delicious. Don't skip soaking and dehydrating your nuts - it makes them digestible and, in the case of walnuts, makes them less bitter. Makes approx. 2 cups 1 c crispy almonds 2 c crispy walnuts 1/2 c ghee (room temp) or coconut oil (barely melted) 1 T raw honey 1 t sea salt (finely ground Celtic or Himalayan...
  3. A couple weeks ago we went to the Oregon Coast for a few days to visit Kelsy's grandma. Even small trips like this always take quite a bit of planning and preparation in order for us to maintain our diet! Kelsy packed us up - this is what we brought: Eggs from our hens Homemade sauerkraut Ghee Baked winter squash Chicken stock Borcht ...
  4. I bought our little falling-down house on a big city lot back in the late summer of 2007. The 1/4 acre lot complete with large shade trees enchanted me. I imagined the kids in tree-houses, me in a hammock, a thriving vegetable garden, chickens clucking, and friends having dinner around a fire. We've put a lot of work into trying to achieve that dream over...
  5. Lately people have been asking us for where to go on-line to get good information and support for the GAPS Diet. This diet is aimed at restoring the health of the gut, and the balance of the bacteria and fungus that live there. By giving the gut a chance to heal, many health problems can be reduced or eliminated. It can be tricky to find good information...
  6. UPDATE: This post is part of Kelly the Kitchen Kop's Real Food Wednesday! Way back when, I had a vegan husband. He wasn't just any vegan, he was one of those vegans who actually didn't own a piece of leather, avoided drinking beer, and wouldn't use china because of the bone in it. I learned to cook vegan, pack food to other people's houses, and make...
  7. This blog is basically a mirror of the blog that Kelsy & I keep at The Liberated Kitchen. You'll see a blitz of posts for a while as I get all our old posts transfered over here! We randomly post about what we're eating, the garden, and whatever else might come to mind. Because our family is on the GAPS diet and is 100% gluten-free, that's a bias! You...
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