An exploration of liver’s possibilities. I’ve been thinking about this one for a while now. 4 ingredients, keeping it easy and straightforward. It’s very gentle and approachable for […]
Traditional peoples who consumed large animals did not ignore the marrow hidden away in the bones; in fact, they valued the marrow as an extremely nutritious food. Read […]
This recipe is from Sally Fallon Morell’s Nourishing Traditions p. 558. It makes 24 brownies. Note from recipe moderator: We don’t recommend chocolate, however Sally has published a […]
These gummies are really fun. It felt fitting to make them with the fall weather finally starting to show up here in Tennessee. The recipe uses lower temperatures and […]
There’s no time better than the fall season to start incorporating pumpkin into your cozy recipes and with this pumpkin cheesecake recipe, you’ll have everyone begging for more. […]
Recipe from Nicole Kubilins of Meacham Urban Farm using Providence Cattle beef and vegetables from Meacham and beans from Rancho Gordo. It was served for our farm day […]
A classic southern bread pudding, the only difference is if using gluten-free bread, you must pre-toast gluten-free bread or it will fall apart when baking. It was served […]
Animal based sweets! I present to you the Creamed Honey Gummies. Three ingredients. Creamed raw honey, raw egg yolk, and grass fed gelatin. It’s so simple it’s kind […]
Marrow Ice Cream is the ultimate upgrade to a beloved summertime treat! Savory Herb and Classic Cinnamon Vanilla Marrow Ice Cream recipes are included. Nutrients in marrow provide […]
This recipe is from Sally Fallon Morell’s Nourishing Traditions page 552. It makes 1 quart. See her recipes for Vanilla Ice Cream and Berry Ice Cream we’ve also […]
Sally Fallon Morell writes in her book Nourishing Traditions page 160: “Products of the coconut form a dietary staple in many nations, particularly Southeast Asia, the tropical regions […]
This recipe is from the “Dessert” section of Nourishing Traditions p. 551. This recipe reflects the fourth of our 11 Wise Traditions Dietary Principles: eat some animal foods […]
This recipe is from Nourishing Traditions p. 566. It reflects the fourth of our 11 Wise Traditions Dietary Principles: eat some animal foods raw; cook most plant foods. Ingredients […]
Shunned for several decades by orthodox practitioners as a high-cholesterol food wrongly believed to cause coronary heart disease, the egg is making the comeback it deserves. Eggs have […]
This recipe is an exploration of what’s possible. It’s not for everyone and I can totally appreciate that. But this works for me, this nourishes me. This is pushing against […]
The recipes that follow are from Nourishing Traditions pages 528 and 529. Please be sure to see the raspberry jam, cashew orange, carob and pecan cookie variations included as you […]
This recipe was served at our 2023 Wise Traditions conference. It is a variation of Sally Fallon Morell’s Summer Fruit Compote on page 579 of Nourishing Traditions, adapted […]
This recipe was served at our 2023 Wise Traditions conference with a dollop of fresh vanilla heavy cream. It yields 12 2″ bars. Ingredients for the Crust Mix […]
Nothing captures the true essence of summer better than sitting on the front porch with a homemade, nutrient-packed popsicle in hand. It is best experienced while leisurely soaking […]
Rather than our usual recipe of the week, this post will include links to a number of recipes for Christmas cookies that we’d recommend! If not already included, […]
We all have our favorite pumpkin pie recipes. Here is the one we had with our Thanksgiving dinner. This version is made with healthier ingredients, like raw cream, unrefined […]
Based on Flaky Pastry Dough from the Joy of Cooking. Ingredients 2-½ cups organic sprouted white wheat or this brand for example 1 teaspoon sugar (I used organic evaporated […]
This is also known as Creme Anglaise. This recipe appears on p. 578 of the book Nourishing Traditions, and we’ve decided to include it in our “recipe of […]
The pear is a relative of the apple and a native to the temperate regions of Europe and Asia. Pears are good sources of fiber and contain phosphorus […]
This is one of my favorite summer recipes! I served it at the Weston Price conference banquet dinner for dessert in Chicago a few years ago as well […]
“An important part of the nutrition of the children consisted in various preparations of bone marrow, both as a substitute for milk and as a special dietary ration.” […]
Why Gelatin? In our article Why Broth is Beautiful: Essential Roles for Proline, Glycine and Gelatin, we explain that “Gelatin is rich in the proline and glycine components that […]
The following recipe comes from the book Nourishing Traditions. Photo supplied by Christine Muldoon of Nourish The Littles. Note that we recommend eggs from hens on pasture, whose […]
Meringues are a good way to use up leftover egg whites. The following recipe comes from the book Nourishing Traditions. Ingredients 6 egg whites pinch of sea salt […]
This gingerbread is a real treat, a special occasion dessert that I made for Christmas dinner. It is made with shredded fresh ginger and sprouted whole wheat flour and […]
This recipe was served at our 2021 Wise Traditions conference and is credited to Rosie Ueng. We recommend this brand of gelatin with a 10% off discount code NOURISH […]
This dessert was served at our 2021 Wise Traditions conference! Ingredients 1 ¾ cups dark maple syrup 3 large eggs 5 large egg yolks 2 ½ cups cream […]
I love the versatility of coconut. The water in the middle of the fruit is full of electrolytes and makes for a refreshing drink. The meat can be dried […]
In the 1930s, Dr. Weston A. Price observed that the South Pacific Islanders incorporated high quantities of coconut in their diet. They were healthy and fit, and heart […]
This recipe is from Sally Fallon Morell’s Nourishing Traditions, with some optional additions recommended by community members! It makes about 1.5 quarts. Ingredients Instructions Beat egg yolks and […]
Here is a short but sweet recipe for jellybeans that doesn’t include any sugar or fruit, but does pack a punch with loads of gelatin and coconut cream. […]
My version is based off this recipe from Kasey Culinary Adventures. Learn about the benefits of bone marrow in one of our articles! Ingredients 5 lbs beef marrow […]
Strawberries are in season, and they pair beautifully with a subtle touch of nutrient-packed ashitaba. This light and satisfying dessert is easy to make and so good for […]
Here is an easy cold and refreshing dessert using delicious summer fruit. It is a bit lighter than a traditional panna cotta because the cream is whipped. If […]
Here are some delicious refreshing popsicles for hot summer days. I did not have any popsicle molds so I improvised with some small mason jars and popsicle sticks. […]
Since my kids have been begging to make homemade marshmallows, I decided to give it a go, but with slightly cleaner ingredients. These are made with honey, gelatin […]
We have tried some of the gluten-free donut options out there and find them too sweet. When I found some super cool donut molds, (in regular and mini […]
These cupcakes are gluten and grain-free, and big on flavor. In fact, you might need to adjust your spices accordingly if you aren’t as fond of ginger and cloves […]
Over the years since I have been working in the kitchen for our Wise Traditions Conferences, we have tweaked to improve some of our recipes, while also creating […]
When you whip up this mix, it is perfect for piping onto muffins or cupcakes. The fats satisfy and the raw egg nourishes and it’s almost impossible to […]
Every year, my husband has only one request for his birthday – a banana cream pie. I’ve made the original version using cream, butter and einkorn flour. I’ve […]
This is an easy and delicious way to prepare ripe peaches. High-pectin fruit like peaches is actually more digestible when cooked than raw. Serves 4. Ingredients 4 ripe organic […]
I need to stop going to the craft store. Not because I’m especially crafty, but because there are so many cool baking things too! My daughter and I […]
The best kitchen purchase I’ve made since my dehydrator was the donut mold. I’ve created some beautiful, healthy, and gluten-free donuts for my family. A quick scan of […]
It’s pumpkin season so I wanted to find a delicious grain-free, gluten-free and sugar-free treat that me and my whole family could enjoy. These pumpkin bars are made […]
Frozen banana ice cream is an excellent alternative to sugary desserts for those who’d like to transition their children to a lower-sugar diet. The natural sugars in the bananas […]
These delicious Walnut Date Balls are my answer to chocolate cravings. They are sweet but not too sweet, and yet they feel like such a treat! They are […]
Store-bought marshmallows are packed with fake foods. The first three ingredients are often corn syrup, sugar and dextrose. These ingredients can cause a lot of inflammation and have no […]
This creamy cake with a nutty crumble crust is rich, decadent and amazing – a cross between ice cream and cheesecake, especially if you freeze the finished cake […]
This no-bake cheesecake recipe has been a Wise Traditions conference favorite for years, as well as in my own home. I’ve tweaked it slightly by adding eggs and […]
One of my family’s favorite things to do with raw cream has also become a favorite at our Wise Traditions Conferences! This is a very easy recipe that […]
This dessert is made from whole grains and has no added refined sugars—and yet remains deliciously addictive! Plus, it takes only five minutes to prepare (plus baking time). […]
Ingredients 1 cup pancake batter from Nourishing Traditions 1/4 cup butter, softened 1/4 cup maple sugar 1/4 teaspoon vanilla powder 1/4 teaspoon almond extract (optional) 1/2 cup chopped […]