Elana Amsterdam works hard to make her Paleo dishes clean, yet as tasty as recipes with non-paleo ingredients. In this dish she mixes together almond butter, toasted sesame oil, plum vinegar, honey and kelp noodles. You can buy these ingredients at your local health food market if your supermarket doesn’t carry them.
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Paleo Flourless Dark Chocolate Brownies
These five-ingredient dark chocolate, flourless brownies are mouth-watering and intense, just like they should be, minus the flour and butter, and in some circles that means better for you. Coconut sugar is the natural sweetener, blended with eggs, vanilla, and Spectrum all-vegetable shortening. (Your favorite dark chocolate chips are the way to go; we love […]
Wicked Good Paleo Chipotle-Lime Salmon
Real ingredients the paleo way… a touch of healthy olive oil… lime juice… and the powder of a chipotle pepper. (You can buy the powder or pop a pepper in your coffee grinder to make your own powder, as we do.) We like the oven for this one, set super high at first, then very low, to make […]
Chef Chris Eddy Dazzles at Winvian Resort in Litchfield County
There is no need to travel to The French Laundry in Napa; chef Chris Eddy is creating remarkable and gorgeously subtle dishes at Winvian Resort, a Relais and Chateau property in Morris, Connecticut, near Litchfield, where anyone can enjoy lunch or dinner indoors or on the porch overlooking rolling farmland. Already, chef Eddy and staff […]
Grilled Vegetables Italian-Style
Even people who aren’t interested in vegetables like them when they’re done Michele Scicolone’s way—tossing them in an olive oil, garlic and herb mixture before grilling. What I love about this easy recipe is that you taste the vegetables, yet the dressing enhances all the flavors. Let’s face it, you can’t go wrong starting with […]
Fresh Tomato–Butter Sauce
One of the simplest pasta sauces you will ever make, and what a summer dish to jazz up your table…the marriage of fresh tomatoes and a little butter. Italians have been making this for centuries; it’s the richness of the butter with the acidity of the tomato that makes this a time-tested winner. As you’ll […]
