To be honest, I have never been a pumpkin pie fan, I always thought it was the worst part of Thanksgiving. I have finally come up with a pumpkin pie that I find absolutely HELLA delicious!
I have been working on this recipe for a while. The problem was the crust. When making GAPS or SCD pies it is hard to get a flaky crust using only nuts, in fact all of the recipes I have come across result in a very hard crust. Finally I found the solution, raw cashew butter, it makes a great flaky crust–this recipe is to die for. This may sound strange but it reminds me of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups! If you like this recipe, you can head on over to www.zazzle.com/hellad and get a beautiful recipe card for your loved one, a great way to support your favorite website while making your family delighted 😉
Little Red Rubbing Scarf is back this time as Little Black Bludgeoning Spork with a brand new magic spork and attitude to match. In this episode she takes on killer mutant GMO winter squash possessed by the ghosts of ancient giant winter squash. This Halloween adventure confronts the evil forces o ...
I was meaning to post this recipe a while ago. This is a delicious recipe which I made for the GAPS diet we are currently doing. This quiche is excellent in this Parmesan and Pumpkin Seed Crust. My Uncle caught these crabs himself off of Whidbey Island. This recipe is especially fantastic with fresh ...
This tasty snack can be made with any nut or seed or combination of. It makes a great crust as well. 1c curds (ground)
1c pumpkin seeds (soaked, toasted and ground)
1/2 c sunflower seeds (ST&G)
2T butter or other fat (coconut, tallow, goose)
1/2c parmesan Method:
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It is unusual to find a vegetable that not only removes DDT from soil, but reduces the likelihood of getting emphysema or lung cancer for smokers, expels tapeworms and other parasites and is a focus of community and entertainment during Halloween. Pumpkins and winter squash do all this and more. Not ...
Continued from here. We went on a trip to Cleveland in September, just when the first cold and misty weather-change hit the Catskills. The deer, worried winter was coming early, and glad to find my garden unattended with the open invitation of a fence that only went half way 'round, quickly gorge ...
