Flavorful Paleo and AIP recipes
When I was developing recipes for my cookbook, AIP Indian Fusion, I wanted to try making prawn cutlets. My mom used to make prawn vadas (they are mini versions of cutlets) that used to be really spicy but really delicious! I somehow didn’t get to creating the recipe for my book so this summer, I […]
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To be able to eat noodles on a paleo diet feels so good! When I first realized that I could get sweet potato noodles in dried form that were AIP compliant, it was a joyous moment! And over the past 4 years, these sweet potato noodles have become a mainstay in our house with the […]
Crisp Fried Shrimp is always everyone’s favorite as an appetizer. Red Lobster’s coconut shrimp used to be my favorite pre-AIP! But haven’t been able to have anything close to it the past 4 years since I thought it would be impossible to replicate a version of that without bread crumbs, dairy or eggs! I wish […]
, Please tell me you love Kale! Because in my house I am the only kale lover! The rest of the fam loves spinach but when it comes to kale, they are like ‘ahem..no thank you’. So I am the lone camper in the Kale camp! But this nutritionist mom can be sneaky and […]
In our house, fish always goes! My husband is a fish lover to the core. Although he is a person with a very controlled appetite and you will hardly ever find him overeating, fish is one thing that he can eat any time of the day! Luckily for both of us, our children also love […]
When you have limited options, your brain tries to make the best out of those. Something like that is what happened with this recipe. If you are on a grain free diet, you must have definitely come across spaghetti squash. If not, you are in the right place. I will show you how to cook […]
In Kerala cuisine, shrimp/prawns are very popular. Especially in the areas closer to the sea like Kochi. My mom having grown up in Kochi, would add shrimp to most vegetable side dishes along with shredded coconut. Tiny shrimp were mostly reserved for such vegetable dishes where a handful of them were enough to impart lots […]
Having been gluten free for about two years now, tacos had become a thing of the past for me. I was rolling around and learning to live life without them. Until I discovered cassava flour that is! Yes, Yes cassava flour that is made from yucca (also called as tapioca or cassava). Now this is […]
As I have mentioned many times before, we are all seafood lovers in our family. My son when he was younger, he loved to stick his nose inside the fresh seafood counter over at the Asian supermarket. He loves the smell of seafood so much 🙂 We usually get different varieties of fish and also shrimp. […]
Dill is one herb (the only one perhaps) that I took a long time to appreciate. May be because it was not available in western India where I grew up. And Dill being so different from some of the other herbs that I was used to like cilantro and mint, it took a while before I […]
Being a Keralan at heart, I always loved eating fish and all seafood. So incredibly tasty! And also so light on the stomach. This is the best part now on my Paleo diet. I eat fish 80% of the time for my protein and hence I am constantly looking out for new recipes. Well I have quite […]