You want better for your family
You know the broken food system isn’t providing good, protein-packed food for your dinner table. This week we’ll talk about better options.
All the details from our last live
More details I just emailed my list about protein and protein powders.
My list of ways I love to use my favorite protein powders:
This is the amazing grassfed & finished beef I’ve been mentioning
Sample some of the BEST meat at the best prices (and shipping is FREE!).
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Our schedule for this protein-packed week
Here’s our series of lives over on instagram:
Day One: Behind the Scenes on a Pig Farm WATCH HERE
Day Two: Bacon is a Building Block (yep) WATCH HERE
Day Three: Meat rubs & marinades WATCH HERE
Day Four: Ways to combat the rising food costs (& avoid burger shrinkage) WATCH HERE
Day Five: How do you find the best meat? What are the best ways to find a local source?
Day Six: Protein powder–what’s all the hype?
Resources Mentioned in our Lives
Amino Acids–what they are and what they do. This article from Cleveland Clinic is a good resource.
Why building muscle and increasing protein is so important, especially in menopause? Listen in to this great podcast episode I recorded with Dr. Jaime Schehr
Enter to win the box full of grass-fed meat!
Listen in as RuthAnn Zimmerman and I chat about Lard and Tallow–you’ll love this.
Listen in as Jill Winger and I chat about Old Fashioned foods (like lard!) and why they’re the best choice.
The micronutrients available in pasture-raised pork are a lot more plentiful than in their conventional counterparts: some studies estimate 300% more Vitamin E and 75% more selenium (Ohio State University)
Make some Maple Bacon Chocolate Chip Cookies… everyone will love them!
My Meat Marinade Recipe (& some of those meat prep tips we covered in our live on Day 3.)
I love to buy my pantry ingredients in bulk from Azure Standard. Find out more about this independent food supplier that I order from monthly.
Find my food storage buckets and lids here.
7 Resources for finding locally-grown meat:
- Fb groups
- Find your local extension office: https://www.almanac.com/cooperative-extension-services
- Find a local Weston Price chapter: https://www.westonaprice.org/find-local-chapter/#gsc.tab=0
- Local Harvest lists family farms and farmers markets, even restaurants and grocery stores that feature local food.
- Locally Grown is kinda like an online farmers’ markets
- Eat Wild focuses on pasture-raised or grass-fed meat and dairy options.
- Order from my favorite option–Reil Ranch (and shipping is even FREE)