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TPV Podcast, Episode 40: Practical Autoimmune Protocol

Posted by Monica Kenney on May 24, 2013 in 2013, Featured, Podcasts | 0 comments

Our fortieth show! Ep. 40: Practical Autoimmune Protocol In this episode, Stacy and Sarah invite Mickey Trescott of Autoimmune Paleo, author of The Autoimmune Paleo Cookbook, to discuss the release of her new cookbook and to help address a series of questions that relate to autoimmune conditions and how to handle fruit consumption, the reintroduction of foods, ideal vitamin D levels and more. Click the picture above to be taken to iTunes or download and listen by clicking the PodBean player below Podcast Powered By Podbean Download...

Asian Short Ribs – a Beyond Bacon Recipe

Posted by Stacy on May 23, 2013 in 2013, beyond bacon, Featured | 3 comments

The official start of grilling season is upon us! Memorial Day weekend has always been a time of year for us when we grill outside, let the kids run around in the yard without a shirt (or pants, as is always the case with one of our children) and enjoy the company of friends and family with good food. This year, we’re headed off to the home of The Domestic Man, where we anticipate our children making a mess of his home while we enjoy some of Russ’s amazingly great food. We’ve got fun plans for the family to explore Baltimore,...

Guest Post: The Domestic Diva’s Dark Chocolate Truffles

Posted by Monica Kenney on May 22, 2013 in 2013 | 0 comments

Wednesdays is our Guest Blogger Series day, where we showcase a wonderful Paleo and real-food blogger. We hope you enjoy the new view points and unique content; if so, we encourage you to show these guest bloggers your support by visiting their blog and social media links at the end of this post! This week we’re visited by Tessa of The Domestic Diva. Tessa writes a family-friendly blog that highlights her love for experimenting in the kitchen. As someone who has struggled with food allergies, she is committed to creating recipes for...

Spring Giveaway

Posted by Matthew on May 21, 2013 in 2013 | 19 comments

Here in Virginia, we are in the midst of Spring indecisive weather. Yesterday, it was raining. The day before, it was 80 degrees and sunny. The day before that, it was fifty degrees, but also raining. And the day before that, it was somehow both cold and sunny. Meanwhile, the leaves are all appearing on our trees, our magnolia is about to bloom and our azaleas are already starting to shed their petals. We are big fans of this time of year because of all the fascinating things that are going on in the world all around us. It makes for...

Guest Post: Paleo Foodie Kitchen’s PlaNeung Manao

Posted by Monica Kenney on May 18, 2013 in 2013 | 1 comment

Wednesdays used to be our Guest Blogger Series day; but, there’s just so many new and wonderful Paleo and real-food bloggers out there that we’ve expanded our series. We hope you enjoy the new view points and unique content; if so, we encourage you to show these guest bloggers your support by visiting their blog and social media links at the end of this post! This week we’re visited by Jenny of Paleo Foodie Kitchen. She writes a drool-worthy blog, complete with innovative recipes and gorgeous presentation. Our recipe for today is a...

TPV Podcast, Episode 39: Gut Health

Posted by Monica Kenney on May 17, 2013 in 2013, Featured, Podcasts | 1 comment

Our thirty-ninth show! Ep. 39: Gut Health In this episode, Stacy and Sarah discuss gut health, food allergies vs. intolerances, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth treatment, the various forms of elimination dieting to aid in gut recovery, and H. pylori. On Sunday, May 12. The Paleo View launched their first ever bonus episode – The Mother’s Day show! Download the first bonus show by clicking here! And be on the lookout for our monthly, pay bonus podcast! Click the picture above to be taken to iTunes or download and listen by...

Dear America, Get Over Your Fat Phobia

Posted by Stacy on May 16, 2013 in 2013, Featured | 126 comments

This post brought to you by the dozens of people who e-mail and comment to me in order to provide unsolicited dietary advice at least daily that I should stop eating carbs in order to lose weight. Dear America, get over your fat phobia. Seriously, being overweight is nothing more than a simple fact. Weight is an indicator of health – not the definition. SEVEN out of TEN people in this country are overweight… you can’t judge and be afraid of 70% of America and still be happy with your own life. After having lost over 100lbs...

Guest Post, Heather: Feeding the “Picky” Cavekid – Paleo with Sensory Processing Disorder

Posted by Monica Kenney on May 15, 2013 in 2013 | 9 comments

Wednesdays are our Guest Blogger Series day where we feature Paleo and real-food bloggers. We hope you enjoy the new view points and unique content; if so, we encourage you to show these guest bloggers your support by visiting their blog and social media links at the end of this post! This week we’re visited by Heather of Tip Toeing Odessa. She writes a terrific blog where you can find posts on topics that range from parenting and medical mission work to fermentation and paleo cooking. Today Heather shares tips on how she integrated a...

Review, Cole: Steve’s Original Rocks – Blueberry Muffin LaraBar Wannabe Nut-free Recipe

Posted by Stacy on May 14, 2013 in 2013, Featured | 12 comments

Today Review Tuesdays have been taken over by one of our favorite members of the Paleo Parents Team, our 7 year-old son, Cole. After Cole reviewed Caveman Cookies a few weeks back, a few different companies have asked him to review their products as well. As yet, the only one he agreed to review himself was Steve’s PaleoGoods because he was already a huge fan of theirs. After receiving a gift card to shop online and pick out anything he wanted himself, then getting the box full of goodies, he was very excited! Additionally, he also...

Guest Post, Aimee Buxton: Photographing Beyond Bacon

Posted by Aimee Buxton on May 13, 2013 in 2013, beyond bacon | 2 comments

Today we welcome a special guest! The third half of the Beyond Bacon team, Aimee Buxton. She was instrumental in making the whole project sing, as everyone has mentioned when looking at the preview. But what was it like to spend several months of Sundays in a row at the Paleo Parents’ house? How does one go about photographing someone else’s food to execute their vision? She’s the only one who can answer! Aimee is one of our very dearest friends, so we knew that handing her this vital part of the project was going to work...