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Being on the SCD diet makes it difficult (although not impossible) to find pre-packaged foods I can eat. Bacon happens to be one of them. While I’ve seen people get SCD legal-bacon out there, I haven’t really been able to find it here in Montreal. I admittedly haven’t tried very …
As someone who has a limited consumption of pre-packaged foods, I’ve had to figure out how to re-create some of my favourite items that in my past life (which was not too long ago — five years, max), I would have purchased ready-made. One of those items is breakfast sausage. …
Homemade granola bars are honestly the best thing ever, they cannot compare to a store-bought granola bar, so I’ve discovered. Granola bars were once an always-reliable and mainstay snack for me; you can keep one stored just about any where and reach for it whenever your fiending and on the …
This is a very simple and perhaps surprisingly delicious dessert or treat for any time of the day. I can eat it freshly baked out the oven with nothing else, but it’s also great when you throw in some raisins (you could even try baking it with said raisins in …
Raspberry jam is one of the easiest things to make ever, despite the fact that for whatever reason, jam always sounds like a daunting task. At least, before I started to actually make my own jam I thought that jam was a lot of work. It isn’t (!!).
These scrumptious, creamy muffins were a result of one of my many dry curd cottage cheese, also known as farmer’s cheese, baking experiments. If you follow the SCD diet, you’ve heard of the infamous DCCC– it can be difficult to find, but it’s become one of my favourite ingredients for …
I discovered this recipe in an accidental sort of way, when, one night my boyfriend and I were fiending for a midnight snack. In typical fashion, I went to my nut cupboard and looked for some ingredients to throw together. This particular night, I opted for seeds instead of nuts …
I must warn you. I call this COCONUT CRACK for a reason. Because it’s literally crack. Ok, not literally. Figuratively? It’s actually just a healthy person’s form of crack. Crack for all the health addicts, if you will.
