by Jennifer Scribner | Oct 30, 2018 | Real Food, What to Buy
Whether you’ve got the basics of a whole foods diet down or you’re just beginning a new way of eating, you can make simple swaps for more nutritious foods. It’s a concept called ‘Eating on the Wild Side’ and I was introduced to it by Jo Robinson, in her book of the...
by Jennifer Scribner | Oct 22, 2018 | GAPS Diet, Real Food, Recipes
Roasted pumpkin seeds are a healthy fall snack, as well as a way to use more parts of the pumpkins you carve for Halloween. After experimenting and hybridizing a few recipes I saw online over the years, this is the best roasted chili lime pumpkin seeds recipe I’ve...
by Jennifer Scribner | Jun 5, 2018 | Real Food
When it comes to your overall health and vitality, the nutrition that you fuel your body cannot be ignored. Think of it this way – if your car runs on unleaded gas, you could technically put leaded into it. It might even run for a while, but it wouldn’t be long before...
by Jennifer Scribner | Jul 31, 2012 | Real Food
For the uninitiated, Burning Man is a week-long festival in the Black Rock desert of Nevada. Check out their website for a more detailed explanation. I refused to cook at my first Burn. The whole idea sounded time-consuming and messy. So instead of substantial...
by Jennifer Scribner | Jun 26, 2012 | Real Food, Uncategorized
Today I’d like to share an organization I learned about this spring through a Ted Talk. It’s called Ample Harvest and it’s a nonprofit that connects gardeners who have surplus produce to food pantries in their local area. I think this is such an...
by Jennifer Scribner | Jun 12, 2012 | Real Food
If you’re wondering “What is Real Food?” here are some guidelines: Real Food is grown or raised with care and is eaten close to its natural state. If it doesn’t have a label or come in a package, it is highly-likely that it’s Real Food. Think about...
