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Among the other flamboyantly garnished and highly aromatic plates being handed around the table at a Thai dinner a few weeks ago, this one seemed rather Plain Jane. An unassuming bowl of slippery noodles sprinkled with what looked like crispy pork and crushed peanuts? But one bite was all it took — it was love at first spicy-tangy-sweet forkful.
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“Guess who’s coaching our son’s baseball team?” I screamed at my husband, as he groggily awoke the day after returning home from a deployment to Iraq.
“Please tell me it’s not me,” he responded with his eyes still shut.
“No, it’s me!” I yelled with exuberance, and then quietly added, “But you’re my manager.”
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More than a decade after experiencing my first pupusa, I can still remember my wide-eyed joy as I bit into the thick, stuffed tortilla. Why had I never eaten one before, and how soon could I have another?
As I learned, the best part about El Salvador’s national dish isn’t just the warm, savory masa filled with melty cheese (or meat or beans), but its brilliant accompaniment called curtido. Like a sauerkraut or kimchi, this zippy cabbage relish balances the heaviness of the pupusa and makes it a simple yet satisfying meal for any time of day.
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Let’s say you’ve conquered the raw kale salad. Maybe you massage it, maybe you don’t, but it’s definitely no surprise anymore to sit down to a big bowl of raw, dark greens and chow down. But perhaps now you’re a little bored. You want something more — a recipe to impress your kale-loving friends and shake you out of your salad stupor this summer. Smoky and garlicky, studded with chunks of grilled bread, this grilled kale salad is it.
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In the social circle of patterns, I am pretty sure ombré is Queen Bee — the Regina George, the Blair Waldorf, the Khaleesi. It is almost too cool for school. And I’m just a little polka dot hanging out with my striped and plaid farmer friends, because my heavens, I could never pull off ombré hair or an ombré garment. Ombré is reserved for the cool, edgy people that can get away with other edgy things.
But ombré cake! Ooh, that I could do. Ombré carrots! I could do that, too. Ombré popsicles! Yes, those I can definitely do. And so can you.
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The plank is one of the most common go-to exercises for the core. But as with all strength training exercises, you eventually need progression. The coaches at Ultimate Sandbag Training share one such way to enhance the plank by using a sandbag. The goal is not necessarily to move the weight far or fast, but to focus on stability by using uneven leverages.
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I used to giggle at the idea of purse snacks. I mean, only moms need them since they’re on the go with kids, right? Wrong! I can’t count the number of times I’ve been saved from dangerously low blood-sugar levels and the ensuing crankiness by scarfing down a snack that was stashed in my purse or bag.
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My team and I have just release a new podcast: The Primal Endurance Podcast, on developing a healthy, balanced, primal-aligned approach to endurance training and racing. Leave a review on iTunes by the end of today and get a free copy of my latest eBook on living a barefoot-dominant lifestyle Amazing Feets! Learn all about the new podcast and the free eBook offer here.
The Ancestral Health Society of New Zealand is holding its first symposium on the shores of stunning Lake Wakatipu in Queenstown, New Zealand, and you do not want to miss it. I know I have lot of AUS/NZ readers out there, so buy your tickets today and get out to Queenstown October 23-25.
Tony Federico of Paleo Magazine Radio just did a Paleo f(x) recap episode featuring interviews with 17 presenters from the conference, including yours truly. Go give it a listen!
Scientists figured out how to reverse aging in human cell lines by altering gene expression. The two genes involved regulate mitochondrial glycine production; glycine-rich bone broth is looking better and better, huh?
A paleo diet improves heart health markers way better than a diet based on traditional “heart-healthy” dietary recommendations (PDF).
Delaying clamping of the umbilical cord by just a few minutes may confer neurodevelopmental benefits lasting years.
In diabetics, eggs beat oatmeal for breakfast.
Episode 69: Ted McDonald: Host Elle Russ talks to Ted McDonald, an entrepreneur, a yogi, an endurance athlete, and a personal trainer. Ted is a busy, fascinating, talented dude with a unique perspective on endurance training, yoga (he’s the yoga instructor for the Tour de France BMC team), low-carb eating, and how to make it all work together.
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It’s not just light. A healthy circadian rhythm depends on regular movement, too.
Native Americans living in the Pacific Northwest were accomplished clam farmers.
How lactase persistence may have given Western Europe an economic edge over the rest of the world.
Pressure from the United States made Europe relax pesticide safety standards.
Eating insects is good for the environment and all, but that’s not enough to get people to eat them.
Healthy fast food made using pastured meats and local produce served up by workers who make living wages? Thryve sounds pretty, pretty good.
An elementary school in San Rafael, CA, wants to outfit every child with a standing desk and serve as pilot program for the rest of the nation. Help them reach their goal.
Dogs can sense emotions, cancer, the past, the future, and “see” their surroundings using their sense of smell. Here’s how it works.
Daily Table, a new grocery store venture run by Trader Joe’s former boss, is set to wage war on food insecurity.
This Bronze Age woman from Denmark had a pretty wild life.
Got $22 and access to Ikea? Then you can build a standing desk.
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Ha! There’s a car at my kids’ school with a magnet that says 0.1. The owner of the car says it really makes some runners mad but I thought it was hilarious.
– I like that.
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So, you hire a personal trainer or seek advice to help you lose weight, get stronger, or obtain a specific performance goal. In doing this, you’re admitting one of two things.
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I eat a lot of snacks throughout the week. Instead of trying to curb my habits, I embrace my love for snacks with open arms — with one caveat. I may snack often, but I make an effort to snack smart.
Whether you have a sweet tooth that doesn’t quit or you prefer something on the savory side, these 12 recipes will put you on track for smarter afternoon snacking.
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