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The BOMB Paleo Chili!
My husband (a bomb technician, hence the name) was really wanting chili so I came up with this recipe to fit with Paleo! This was by far some of the best chili (Paleo or not) that I have ever had and my husband agreed! My 7 year old ate four bowls because he loved it! You do not even taste the vegetables in it so it is a great way to get the veggies in the kids (and the husband) without a fuss! [wp_ad_camp_2] The Bomb Paleo Chili Ingredients: Two pounds of ground meat. We used turkey and pork. 2 cans tomato paste (JUST tomato pulp) 1 can diced tomato…
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Paleo travel foods!
[wp_ad_camp_2] Paleo Travel FoodsWe travel a lot! See HappilyUprooted.com. One of the struggles we have is eating healthy Paleo foods while driving 12 hours across the country. This is what I packed and it worked great to curb hunger and allow me to munch on something while driving. Want to lose weight? Follow me on my weight loss journey! Check out my ABOUT ME page! [wp_ad_camp_3]
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Bell Pepper Baskets!
Super Simple and Super easy, healthy breakfast!! Bell Pepper Baskets Ingredients: One egg 1/2 bell pepper seeded Mushrooms or other veggies Instructions: Cut bell pepper in half, seed Chop mushrooms or other veggies and fill bell pepper half. Pour in one whisked egg. Cook at 350 degrees for about 30 minuted until the center is set! Want to lose weight? Follow me on my weight loss journey! Check out my ABOUT ME page!
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Coconut Oil Coffee!
Coconut Oil coffee! I recently started adding organic, unrefined coconut oil to my coffee in the morning. I use it in addition to my creamer, but some people use it alone with honey or other natural sweeteners. The trick is to Coconut Oil Coffee is to BLEND it using a blender or bullet type device. The result is frothy, creamy, delicious coffee! Try it! Blending it instead of stirring it keeps it from separating. **Update… I stated adding about a tsp-tbsp of organic grass-fed butter to my coffee as well. It gives it a wonderfully creamy texture! Not only is it delicious, but Dr. Oz recommends it because “Studies have show…
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Winter Storm Atlas: Cheyenne, Wyoming
[wp_ad_camp_2] Winter Storm Atlas was forecasted to bring us lots of snow here in Cheyenne! We spent the days before playing in the sun, getting the RV ready for the freezing temperatures and preparing for the snow! Fortunately it wasn’t as bad as it was forecast, but these Texans still got to have a little snowy fun! The night before the boys set bowls out to catch fresh snow so that we could make some snow-treats! First, we made snow-cream! There are a lot of different recipes for this, but I used what I had on hand! Ingredients: Fresh SNOW, Sweetened condensed milk and Maple Syrup! The boys added some…
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Juicing recipe: Apples, Cucumber and Lemon!
Juicing Recipe One english cucumber, 2 green apples and 1 squeezed lemon!
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Juicing recipe: Carrots and apples!
Juicing Recipe 2 large carrots and 1.5 red apples!
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Juicing recipe: Apple, Beets, Blueberries and Cucumber
Juicing Recipe 1 red apple, 1/2 english cucumber, 2 small beets, 1 cup of blueberries!
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Crockpot Creamy Butternut Squash Soup
Ingredients: 1 Butternut Squash (Seeded, peeled and cubed) 1 sweet potato (Peeled and Cubed) 1 yellow bell pepper (diced) 2 red bell peppers (diced) 1 tbs garlic 1 small onion (diced) 2 small red apples (cored and diced) 1 8 ounce cream cheese (I used Fat Free) Instructions: Add all ingredients to the crockpot with 1 cup of water (or chicken broth) Cook on low for 8 to 10 hours until ingredients are tender. Use stick blender to puree ingredients. Add the cream cheese and allow to melt completely. Stir and enjoy with crackers or bread. **Weight Watchers: 3 points per cup when calculated as a recipe**
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Bountiful Baskets
[wp_ad_camp_2] Have you heard of Bountiful Baskets? Bountiful Baskets Food Co-op (BBFC) “offers a conventional produce basket every other week (or weekly) which is generally ½ fruit and ½ veggies. The monetary contribution is $15.00 and is generally worth $50.00 retail. Organic baskets require a contribution of $25. To participate visit http://www.BountifulBaskets.org and check the schedule to see when your state is available to make your monetary contribution using a debit or credit card. Then, pick up your basket on Saturday morning at the time and place you chose when you contributed!” The process is very simple and so rewarding! I get excited to go pick up my basket or baskets…
