Carrot Fries
Too often we get stuck in the rut of eating sweet potatoes with every meal while following an Autoimmune Paleo diet. As great as sweet potatoes are, I don’t want you getting sick of them! If you are looking for a little bit of…
Too often we get stuck in the rut of eating sweet potatoes with every meal while following an Autoimmune Paleo diet. As great as sweet potatoes are, I don’t want you getting sick of them! If you are looking for a little bit of…
This Fried Tostones dish is great to enjoy as a tasty appetizer with friends! It’s a simple, sweet, and healthy spin on a food traditionally fried in unhealthy oils – perfect as a substitution for fries or hashbrowns! Plantains are…
Fresh salads are one of my go-to meals during the spring months – there are so many fresh fruits and vegetables to choose from this time of year to keep a salad exciting! This Fig and Roasted Fennel Steak Salad…
I love roasted Brussels sprouts, and they pair well with just about any type of entrée! This easy recipe for Roasted Brussels Sprouts is an upgraded, more flavorful version of your standard roasted Brussels sprouts. Tossing them in a little…
Sometimes organ meats get a bad rap, but I consider them an essential part of a healthy diet! They provide a rich source of nutrients, including COQ10, iron, zinc, and vitamins A, D, E, and K. Season these Superfood Italian…
Slow-cooked cabbage is sweet, mild, and super satisfying in the cooler months! This Irish Stuffed Cabbage Wrap recipe is an all-in-one meal, full of B vitamins, fiber, calcium and minerals. B vitamins are essential for health, allowing our bodies to…
When fighting Candida overgrowth, eating plenty of anti-fungal herbs, spices, and produce is crucial! As a cruciferous vegetable, broccoli contains isothiocyanates, which are sulphur- and nitrogen-rich compounds that attack the Candida fungus. The addition of the lemon juice, garlic, and…
Add this yummy Ginger and Pear soup to your holiday meal menu for a warm, gut-healing start to the meal that your whole family is sure to love! Find this, and over 40 other The Myers Way®- friendly recipes for the holidays…
I love hearty foods that contain healthy fats. If you buy pasture-raised pork, the fat is actually monounsaturated — the same kind in olive oil! Yes, it’s true. Fat has gotten a bad rap since the 1990’s low-fat era, but…
Nightshades are some of the “foods to toss” on The Myers Way® Autoimmune Protocol because they are considered an inflammatory food and immune trigger for many people. The good news is that you don’t even need tomatoes or tomatillos to…
Radishes are not a vegetable we typically see roasted but trust me, they end up super sweet and soft when cooked this way. Radishes are also affordable and not quite as starchy as other root vegetables so this is a…
Hummus is a timeless and traditional recipe that continues to be a favorite dip for chips and veggies. However, the chickpeas hummus is made with are inflammatory food for many people because of the phytates and lectins. This recipe uses…
Jazz up your meal with this healthy, dairy-free, and low-carb alternative to mashed potatoes. This garlic and herb cauliflower ‘mashed potato’ recipe is full of flavor and gut healing properties! Cauliflower is packed with vitamins and nutrients that support cancer…
You don’t need a holiday as an excuse to make this delicious recipe. It can be enjoyed as an entree, a side dish, or even as an appetizer. If you are hosting a vegetarian or vegan, this is a great…
This sweet potato mash is one of my favorite “go-to’s” for a sweet, satisfying, protocol-friendly breakfast, snack, or side. It’s both easy and delicious, which is perfect for my busy schedule. I often cook 3 or 4 sweet potatoes at a time…
This Roasted Chicken and Coconut Mixed Green Salad recipe is not only simple and easy to make but will also give you a new, delicious twist on your typical protocol-friendly salad. Coconut offers a rich source of vitamins and minerals…
This rich, savory dish is perfect for any time of day.
This Carrot Mango Salad is great for dinner parties. The bright carrots and mango bring beautiful color to accompany those organic greens!
There are so many exciting ways to get creative with root veggies. Enjoy this recipe as a side dish or as a spread under your main protein.
I like to cook the Ginger Garlic Asparagus and organic chicken breast beforehand in order to make this salad really quickly for busy lunches or evenings.