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This recipe was inspired by “The Porto” sandwich from Marie Cartib’s in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
That place…wooooooow. Haven’t been disappointed by anything there. Their portobello sandwich has a vegan garlic mayo, fresh basil, and is big enough for two. My sister and I like to split it, and order their hummus and veggies on the side. So yum.
Portobello caps are so meaty, they really make the perfect “burger”. Soooooo, they should please both the vegetarian and meat eaters in the family! We marinated ours in a balsamic onion glaze, melted a smoked provolone cheese over top, and completed the tower with caramelized onions. Dang it, fantasyland again… Try to find the largest portobello caps you can. Mushrooms shrink down more than any other veggie I’ve met. I thought the ones we bought were too big (seriously looked like frisbees), but they ended up being the perfect size. We used brioche onion rolls from the deli, but feel free to go bun-less, or use a gluten free roll if you have an intolerance!
Notes MARINATED PORTOBELLO BURGERS WITH SMOKED PROVOLONE AND CARAMELIZED ONIONS By Laurenda Marie from LaurendaMarie.com | Serves 4 FOR THE MARINADE
FOR THE BURGERS
¹⁄³ cup extra virgin olive oil
4 large portobello mushroom caps
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
4 slices smoked provolone cheese
1 tablespoons white wine vinegar (Goodness
1 large white onion, sliced thick
recommends apple cider vinegar) 2 cloves garlic, minced ½ small white onion, chopped 2 teaspoon honey pinch of salt
Avocado and dijon mustard would be great, healthy toppers if you want to spruce them up even more!
1 teaspoon coconut oil 1 tablespoon butter ½ teaspoon granulated garlic salt & pepper to taste 4 brioche buns lettuce & tomato for topping
1 Whisk together marinade ingredients, add chopped onion, and pour over mushroom caps in a bowl or container. Cover and chill for at least 3 hours. 2 Warm a skillet and melt coconut oil and butter over low heat. Add sliced onions, garlic, salt & pepper and saute until soft and caramel in color, about 10 minutes. 3 Meanwhile, warm a griddle over low/medium heat. Cook portobello caps for about 10 minutes, flipping halfway. Add provolone cheese near end and continue cooking until melted. 4 Assemble burgers and devour!.
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This loaf is
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1-STEP SPINACH AND AVOCADO SPREAD:
1 Preheat oven to 180°C/ 350°F. Line a loaf tin with baking paper. 2 Mix all the loaf ingredients together in a bowl, except the pepitas. 3 Pour mix into the loaf tin. Top with pepitas.
1¾ cups almond meal
2½ cups baby spinach
¼ cups psyllium husk
1 large avocado
¾ teaspoon baking soda
¼ red onion
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 teaspoon crushed garlic
6 Allow to cool on a cooling rack for at least an hour.
2 eggs
¼ teaspoon sea salt
7 Slice and serve loaf with avocado and spinach spread.
⅛ cup olive oil
1/6th cup pine nuts
¼ cup unsweetened almond milk
½ teaspoon smoked paprika
8 To make the spread, place all ingredients into a food processor, hand mixer or high speed blender and blend until creamy.
1 cup walnuts
½ teaspoon dried coriander
2 sprigs rosemary, chopped finely
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Pinch sea salt and cracked pepper
Juice of ¼ a lemon
1 tablespoon pepitas to garnish
4 Pressing down gently to ensure they bake into the loaf. 5 Bake for approximately 45-60 minutes, until the top is golden and a skewer comes out clean (older oven models may require a longer cooking time, up to 80-90 minutes).
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meets PALEO Why does something so simple to make have to be filled with so many chemicals and processed ingredients when packaged and sold in stores? I know there are a lot of brands now making granola and energy bars without all the harmful, processed ingredients and they are readily available in almost all health food stores. But why pay top dollar if you can make your own at home in less than 10 minutes and save money and be 100% sure of what you are consuming? I suggest you go to the bulk section of the supermarket and get a handful of ingredients to make these delicious, healthy treats. All you’ll need is a blender or a food processor to mix the ingredients. These crunchy, chocolaty, energy bars are the perfect snack to take on the road with you
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If needed, you can soften your dates and apricots by soaking them in water for an hour before processing them in your blender or food processor. Discard the water before processing.
PALEO DARK CHOCOLATE CRUNCH BARS By Adriana Harlan from Living Healthy With Chocolate | Makes 20 bars. ½ cup raw cashews
½ cup dates, pitted (about 5 large
¹⁄³ cup raw sunflower seeds
Medjool dates)
½ cup raw almonds
½ cup dried apricots (G Team
1½ tablespoons raw cacao nibs 3 tablespoons raw cacao powder
suggests unsulphured apricots) 1 oz 70% dark chocolate, melted
1 In a food processor or blender pulse the cashews and sunflower seeds until roughly chopped. 2 In a large bowl, combine the chopped cashews and sunflower seeds along with a ¼ cup of almonds (reserve remaining ¼ cup), cacao nibs and cacao powder. 3 In a food processor or blender, pulse the dates and apricots until a creamy paste forms. 4 Add the dates/apricot paste to the bowl containing the nuts in step 2 above. 5 Using your hands, mix all ingredients together until combined. Your mixture should be crumbly, but not too much to where the ingredients won't hold together. If that happens, pulse a few more dates in your food processor until creamy and add to the mixture to achieve the right consistency. 6 Line a 4x8-inch loaf pan with parchment paper and press the mixture onto the bottom of the pan. Depending how thick you want your bars, you may only spread the mixture across one half (½) of the pan. 7 Press the remaining ¼ cup of almonds firmly onto the top of the mixture 8 Chill in freezer for about 30 minutes 9 Cut into 1-inch squares and drizzle top with melted chocolate
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usy lives and pressing schedules can often find us scrambling to eat whatever is convenient and easy to prepare. With all that rushing around, we tend not to spare a thought for our torso region! Despite the fact that once we’ve enjoyed the food, it’s really up to our digestive system to perform well and provide us with the nutrients from the foods we choose to eat.
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RAW FIG, VANILLA AND COCONUT TARTS By Larina Robinson from The Body Dietetics | Makes 10 BASE: 1 cup pepitas
1 cup diced dried or fresh dates
¼ cup shredded coconut ¼ cup coconut water
1 Process base ingredients together until slightly chunky but holds together when pressed with your fingers. 2 Press mix into 10 mini loose base tart cases. Dampen fingers if the mix starts to stick to you. 3 Set aside in the freezer to firm.
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These delicious individual tarts are a source of fibre, protein, healthy fats, and essential vitamins and minerals including iron, zinc, calcium and magnesium. Simple to make and no baking required, they're the perfect treat to soothe your sweet tooth. The fibre and healthy fat content will help to keep you feeling satisfied and the natural sugars are low GI, so it won't give you the usual blood sugar spike (and crash!) that will leave you tired and craving an energy boost.
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Juice and zest of ½ a lemon
3 fresh figs
1 Combine cashews, coconut, vanilla seeds, lemon zest and juice in a high speed food processor. 2 Add coconut water, oil and maple syrup. 3 Blend until smooth. 4 Pour into bases. 5 Garnish each with a slice or segment of fresh fig. 6 Place in the fridge or freezer to firm. 7 If storing in the freezer, place in the fridge 30 minutes before serving to soften slightly.
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he pressure to be the perfect parent and raise the perfect child has become ridiculously extreme. It seems that since the printing press was invented, books about raising children have been choking up the nightstands of parents all over the Western world. My nightstand is no different, stacked as it is with well-thumbed tomes that seem to scream at every page "No! You're doing it wrong!" It’s almost as if when I switch the light out at night, the authors are getting into fisticuffs over who's philosophy is the best.
Lets face it. We are not perfect. And nor should we be. We have all had those parenting moments that we wish had never happened. Those regretful episodes where we really could have behaved with more compassion, respect or even just acted our age. We need to start talking about those moments to counteract the pressure put on us by popular culture (and sometimes even our peers) of what it is to be a parent today. I want to hear about the fails! To open up dialog about the real face of parenting at least to make myself feel better about my own nose dives. So, here I go, into the confessional of not-so-perfect parenting.
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