I love spring and seeing all the fresh greens and herbs. My soaked and pressure-cooked chickpeas called for the spring treatment, and that’s how this low-lectin spring chickpea salad…

This gluten-free cassava gnocchi recipe, filled with greens and aromatics, is not only the ultimate comfort food, but it is nutritious and so easy to make in big batches…

I love the texture and taste of pickled mushrooms. Combined with fresh herbs and spices they make a nutritious and refreshing spring or summer salad and side dish. And…

These lectin-free and gluten-free green tortillas are based on my easy cassava flour tortilla recipe with a surprising ingredient: stinging nettles. It is another sneaky way of adding greens…

Spring and early summer mark the season of stinging nettles, when young nettle buds are tender and ready for harvest. The most traditional way to enjoy nettles is in…

These crispy baked zucchini fries are a healthy, gluten-free, and lectin-free alternative to the classic snack. Easy to make, oven-baked, and served with a creamy garlic sauce—perfect as a…

Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day offers the perfect opportunity to blend my passion for lectin-light, health-conscious cooking with the vibrant traditions of this festive holiday. While I continue to explore…

If you love the cozy comfort of a traditional Italian Bolognese but need to avoid tomatoes, this nourishing, veggie-packed version is for you. My tomato-free Bolognese sauce is loaded…

I honestly don’t remember how I was eating cauliflower before I embarked on the plant paradox lifestyle. I vaguely remember that mix of steamed cauliflower, broccoli, and carrots that…

The alarming cancer rates among pets have turned many eyes toward the potential hazards of processed foods. Sadly, over six million dogs and six million cats are diagnosed with…

One of my favorite sweet treats got a lectin-free and plant paradox make-over, and I’m in seventh heaven. This is a lectin-free crepe cake made with my chestnut crepes…

Firstly I want to say: don’t get intimidated by the word turkey. As the title says, you can make this salad with chicken. But, I did want to experiment…