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It’s pumpkin and squash season, and while I adore pumpkin, butternut squash really shines in this easy muffin recipe. Simply roast your butternut squash according to these directions. If you are really pressed for time, you can use frozen squash (omit water) or organic canned butternut squash. Spiced Butternut Squash Muffins by Amy Love, Real
Several years ago, I stopped frying my bacon. When you fry bacon in a skillet, it usually comes out unevenly cooked- half underdone and half burned. Plus, the slices curl and never lay flat on your plate or sandwich. There’s also the fire risk, and getting hit with splattering bacon grease really isn’t all that
Since we’re traveling, I needed an easy make-ahead breakfast that would reheat quickly in the oven come morning. Quiche fit the bill beautifully. Instead of making my own crust, I used a Wholly Wholesome gluten free crust which, though a slight compromise food, includes ingredients I could and would use in my own kitchen (though
Muffins seem to be on almost everyone’s breakfast menu this time of year. I mean, what’s not to love about them? Especially when they are warm out of the oven and served with lots of organic butter from happy, grassfed cows. And grain free and real food, to boot? Yes, please! You’ll probably want to
Coconut flour is a tasty real food ingredient in many baked goods and recipes. Using coconut flour is helpful for those who need to reduce or eliminate gluten or grain in their diets, but may not want to use nut flours. Here are over 80 recipes for grain free goodies using coconut flour, including muffins,
It’s the most wonderful time of year: the first real snow day! Children stay home from school, roads are quiet, families gather around a crackling fire, and everyone flocks to the kitchen for freshly baked (gluten free!) goodies, hot soup and warm drinks. In New England, we anticipate the snow with much excitement. We love
This gluten, egg and dairy free treat is a nice change from traditional pudding. It is similar in texture to tapioca pudding (though a bit smoother) with a nice coconut-vanilla flavor. Can be a snack, treat or even breakfast. Easy Coconut-Vanilla Chia Seed Pudding by Amy Love, Real Food Whole Health Serves 4-6 Ingredients: 2
These pancakes are just perfect for a lazy Sunday morning. Serve with uncured, pastured bacon or sausage for a delicious meal! Grain Free Maple Blueberry Pecan Pancakes by Amy Love, Real Food Whole Health Ingredients: 2 large pastured eggs ¼ cup pure maple syrup (Grade B preferred) 1 TBL pure vanilla extract ¼ cup raw
My mom inspired this recipe. She began adding blueberries to her banana bread and it was absolutely delicious! She used to bake small loaves for me, in the days before we were gluten-free. I’ve modified the recipe so that we can enjoy this delicious treat once again. Instead of being a loaf, this is adapted
