Just a few food ideas for vegetables that I would like to share.
Today at whole foods, cans of organic pumpkin are 39 cents. This is a great side as you place it in a bowl, heat in the microwave for about a minute. Heat up some coconut oil and add in two tablespoons with some cinnamon and sea salt and it's really good and cheap.
I emailed Justin a great recipe for mashed sweet potatoes for the holiday. You take three medium sweet potatoes and bake at 350 for an hour to an hour and 15 minutes, until a fork easily goes through the taters. Place to the side. On the stove top heat up 3/4 cup of whole fat coconut milk, 1 tablespoon of freshly grated ginger and 1/4 teaspoon of sea salt and bring to a small simmer. Peel the sweet potatoes and mash with a masher and slowly stir in the coconut milk mixture. This shit is legit and no added sugar. I will be making this during the holidays.
Keep up the good work everyone.
Ashley - glad to hear you came down from your sugar high this weekend of dumb dumbs and snickers. Thanks for posting the mashed sweet potatoe recipe! I was looking for one to make for Thanksgiving. Am I making these or are you making these?! If so/not, we should decide who is making what. Mmmmm...so excited.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe, Ashley! Can't wait to make it for Thanksgiving. Would you happen to have a "paleo" apple pie recipe?
ReplyDeleteI wish Chelsea. You can cut the apples and bake them with some honey and cinnamon and nutmeg?
ReplyDeleteCori, tell me what you want to make and I can do whatever is left. We can talk this weekend.
Ok thanks!!
ReplyDeleteyum. Thanks for these tips and recipes. My kitchen must be surprised by all the action it's been seeing these last two weeks. Esp. my George Foreman.
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