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January Cookbook: Oh She Glows....Angela Liddon

 

Oh She Glows by Angela Liddon is this months cookbook author.  She has numerous recipes online.  Her cookbooks are paleo recipes. I have The Oh She Glows Cookbook, Oh She Glows for Dinner and Oh She Glows Everyday.  You are welcome to use any recipe you like and leave a comment or photo for inspiration.

The first of my bookmarks was Soul-southing African Stew.  I was missing a few items and my pantry was short on a couple so I did make adjustments to taste but followed the recipe reasonably closely.  I try to cook with fresh, local and organic ingedients when possible.  I am very fortunate to have fresh organic peanuts growing about 1/2 hour from me.  The limes grow on my tree, the spinach vine on my wall, culantro in my herb garden.  There have been some very nice tomatoes in the market so I used fresh here and not canned.  Overall this was delicious and I will make it again.  This one is not online but the next one will be Sunday at Cocinar Conmigo....an anti-inflammtory eating workshop. Come back and check out the pics and reviews or join the workshop in person.


As promised recipe #2 Summer Harvest Tortilla Soup.  This one can be found at Oh She Glows.  It was delicious and I would definitely make it again.  I did skip the chia seeds.  The workshop was great and everyone had a great time.  Stay Tuned for more recipes and reviews this month.

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