Fermented Food Adventures & Recipes
This Herbs de Provence Chicken recipe showcases the delightful flavors of the classic herb blend. Here’s my recipe for making the mix yourself and a bonus recipe for herbs de Provence roasted root veggies! These recipes are gastritis/GERD, Paleo, and Keto compliant! This a simple yet flavorful dish. Those without […]
This recipe without photos appears at the end of the recipe. This recipe first appeared in More Insane in the Brine: The Second Official Cookbook , using my homemade olives. I have recently made a few of the recipes from the book available here, as well as from the first […]
Tandoori is both a cooking style and method (cooking in a tandoor). This recipe doesn’t require a tandoor, but simply your favorite medium for cooking wings, be it your grill, oven, smoker, air fryer, or what have you. Although you may be used to tandoori chicken being bright red, this […]
The term “ceviche” first appeared in writing in an 1820 Peruvian song. I have always assumed the term came originally from Spanish but the more I researched, the more I found the word “ceviche” and the origins of this dish are shrouded in mystery. It’s possible the word came from […]
Poke Bowls have become really popular over the last few years, and for good reason! They’re nutritious, delicious, and relatively easy to assemble. But you probably haven’t been part of the craze if you have gastritis, GERD, or other stomach inflammation. This is because Poke tends to have lots of […]
Do you love smoked fish like I do? I probably love it more than smoked meats and jerky, and that’s saying a lot. Although it’s not too hard to find trout, it is not common at all to find in large or chain supermarkets (in my experience). I can find […]
Lemon-garlic-dill browned-butter salmon! Is that a lot to say? It’ll be worth it when you discover how much delicious flavor goes with such a long name. But the recipe couldn’t be easier! The featured photos are Fulton Fish Market’s center cut salmon portions. Center cut portions are thick and uniform […]
Leading up to and start the gastritis diet, I lamented all my favorite foods I’d be missing. I pictured meal after meal of bland, boring looking dishes that wouldn’t satisfy my need for unique and bold flavor. And in the beginning, my meals really were quite tame. As time passed […]
Steak tartare, also referred to as Beef Tartare, may not be on people’s radar like a good steak off the grill, but it’s so tasty, unique, and sensuous (the way sushi can be) that it will instantly be the talking point at your table. Or countertop, since this is typically […]
Although here in the South people normally identify brisket as a barbecue food, being raised by Jewish Yankees reversed my experience. Growing up I always had that sweet, juicy braised brisket at the holidays. I once stayed at a friend’s house and was told we’d be eating brisket, I assumed […]