My Favourite Kitchen Equipment
In order to get started with cooking real food all you really need is a good knife, a space to chop and the pan but, the more you get into this lifestyle – adding techniques, dishes and processes to your … Read More
Routines in my Ancestral Kitchen
I cook three meals a day, every day of the week for myself and my family. As well as fresh, local food, our meals include home-rendered fats and ancient grain sourdough along with fermented drinks and vegetables. But I don’t … Read More
Download: How to Make Healthy Fermented Oats – Instructions
Watch my You Tube video How to Make Healthy, Fermented Oats here. Download the accompanying one-page PDF printable instructions to make fermented oats here. Once you click, the file will start downloading to your computer in the background. If you’d … Read More
Oatmeal Sourdough Bread
In this post I will show you how to make a wholegrain sourdough spelt bread which includes leftover oatmeal in the dough. By using both spelt and oatmeal you will end up with a nutty-tasting, delicious sourdough bread with a … Read More
How to Make Fermented Oats
Fermenting oats into oatmeal (or if you are outside the US, porridge) is a delicious way to enjoy a healthy breakfast. This article will explain why you should be fermenting your oats, show you how to do it, and answer … Read More
Chicken and Vegetable Soup – Thifty, Child-Friendly & Low Histamine
This simple chicken and vegetable soup is a staple in our household. It’s a dish I turn to again and again because it’s so economical, so simple to make, so easy to vary and it’s a great way to get … Read More
Tumeric Buttered Rutabaga (Swede)
Rutabaga (called swede in the UK) is an often overlooked starchy vegetable, but one that, if cooked long and slow, rewards the eater with a delightful sweetness that you just wouldn’t guess was there when preparing it. It has been … Read More
Millet Gnocchi (Egg & Gluten-Free)
I love millet! It’s a tasty, economical, gluten-free and ecologically-sustainable grain which is a wonderful addition to any kitchen. Since having recorded a podcast episode dedicated to this wonderful grain, I’ve been wanting to try my hand at making millet … Read More
Sourdough Polenta Bread
Once you’ve made sourdough polenta (learn how in my video here) you can use the leftovers to make this sourdough polenta ‘loaf’. It’s easy, tasty and so handy – you can pop in the fridge (it’ll last at least five … Read More
Sourdough Polenta
Polenta doesn’t have to be all about corn, *and* you can ferment it making a tangy, pre-digested, filling dish. Watch the video below to see how easy it is! (Download written instructions here). I have another video that’ll show you … Read More