Posted by chickiepea on February 12, 2012 · 1 Comment
Who says food that is good for you can’t taste as good as packaged convenience foods? This is a dead ringer for a childhood favorite. Inspired by Iowa Girl Eats, I modified the recipe to make it work for our diet, and made my own meatballs to boot. This comes together very quickly, and even … Read more
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Posted by chickiepea on October 9, 2011 · Leave a Comment
We’ve been loving lettuce wraps for a long time now, and it’s something I don’t think I’ve really talked about here, so it’s time to share. Goose and I gravitate toward them for lunch a lot of times- they’re just as fast and easy as a sandwich, and just as portable with a reusable container. … Read more
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Posted by chickiepea on September 3, 2010 · 5 Comments
I realize I have not ever explained in detail why and how we eat. This is the first post in a series (probably of three) where I talk about food and how it works to help us heal what needs healing, as well as advice on how to start your own journey toward better health … Read more
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