Wanna shake up your taco night? These paleo fish tacos cook up quickly and deliver a spicy-and-sweet combo thanks to a simple dry rub for the fish and the tropical mango salsa.
This recipe uses a handful of simple ingredients for a fresh, easy dinner. Tortillas can be prepped in advance (or store bought) to make this meal even faster!
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This is the best Greek salad recipe out there — in part because it’s simple, and in part because it’s got all the refreshing Greek flavors you crave.
With spring greens, cucumbers, tomatoes, red onion, pepperoncini, and kalamata olives, it’s a dynamic mix of veggies and healthy fats that comes together easily with the lemon oregano vinaigrette.
Serve it with grilled chicken to make this a hearty and quick meal!
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Beef burgers usually get all the attention, but these bunless Asian Pork Burgers put a delicious spin on the barbecue classic.
These burgers are paleo, gluten free, keto-friendly, and Whole30. That’s a whole lot of boxes checked!
So let’s get grilling, shall we?
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This Paleo SunButter Maca Smoothie recipe and the accompanying post are sponsored by SunButter®! All opinions and experiences are my own.
Simple, thick, and creamy, this SunButter Maca Smoothie needs only 5 ingredients — and one of those ingredients will probably surprise you. It’s cauliflower!
But don’t let that scare you away from this smoothie. I guarantee you won’t taste the cauliflower — instead, you’ll be sipping on a slightly sweet SunButter-flavored treat.
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This post rounds up the top 5 indoor plants that are both pet-friendly and perfect for purifying the air in your home!
We don’t often think about the air quality inside our homes.
Sure, almost every weather service now gives a report on OUTSIDE air pollution, but we tend to assume our homes are safe little pockets of clean air.
Unfortunately, that’s not the case. Hairspray, our furniture, cleaning supplies, and even cooking can cause crazy spikes to the air pollution of our homes — enough to rival the most polluted city in the world and potentially cause disproportionate health effects.
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