Fermented Foods
Fermented foods contain beneficial bacteria, yeasts, or molds that transform sugars and carbs. They may contain probiotics to aid digestion and boost immunity, enhance nutrition, and preserve food. Fermenting creates different textures and tastes in diary, cheese, vegetables, grains, and legumes.
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Mint Chutney
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Apple Cinnamon Kugel {grain-free}
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Bircher Muesli {grain-free}
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Salmon Coconut Cauliflower Rice Bowl
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Granola Yogurt Bark
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Carrot Snack Cake
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Whole Food Smoothie
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Herb Ranch Dressing
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Buffalo Cauliflower Florets & Herb Ranch Dressing
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Mini Cheesecake Waffle Cones
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Fluffy Waffles {almond & coconut flour}
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Carrot Cake {almond & coconut flour}
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Pumpkin Cheesecake {grain-free}
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Refrigerator Pickles {quick & easy}
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Strawberry Ripple Frozen Yogurt
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Berry Yogurt Waffle Cones
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Cheesecake Brownies {coconut flour}
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Chicken Shawarma with Jeweled Cauliflower Rice
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Strawberry Yogurt Bowl
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Pumpkin Bars & Maple Frosting
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Grilled Peaches with Yogurt and Honey
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Strawberry Muffins and Cream
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Salmon Cakes {Croquettes}
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Dill Pickles
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Herbed Goat Cheese
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Strawberry Shortcakes {grain free}
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Cranberry Upside Down Cake
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Salmon Salad
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Goat Cheese Tart {grain free}
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Cheesecake {yogurt & crème fraîche}
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Tangy Curry Chicken Salad
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Verry Berry Sherbet
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Egg & Cheese Bake
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Upside Down Apple Cake
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Berry Cream Pop
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How to Make Yogurt
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Probiotic Crème Fraîche
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Raisin Walnut Scones {almond flour}
