Tag: keto
3 Reasons to Make Collagen Coconut Milk
For the past few months, I have been making my own coconut milk. I use it in everything from Simple Curries to lattes. Homemade Coconut milk is even built into my Paleo “oatmeal recipe”. After you have made your own and see how easy… Continue Reading “3 Reasons to Make Collagen Coconut Milk”
A Formula for a Simple Curry
A post in the Open Sky Fitness Podcast Group by Rob Dionne got me thinking. How many recipes do I use to cook most of my dinners? I realized that rather than “recipes,” I have formulas. At least once a week I use A… Continue Reading “A Formula for a Simple Curry”
Crowd-Pleasing Baked Salmon Fajitas
Lately, my go-to salmon meal has been Baked Salmon Fajitas. Mondays are my busiest day, so this sheet pan dinner is perfect. It’s also a crowd-pleaser because you can make it Paleo, Keto, low-carb, gluten-free, or grain-free, or serve it with a flour tortilla.
Life Changing Somalian Inspired Chicken Soup
Somalian Inspired Chicken Soup Do you ever stumble upon a recipe that changes the way you think about food?! Somali Soup was one of those recipes for me. I am a huge fan of 177 Milk Street. I actually pay for their content! Which… Continue Reading “Life Changing Somalian Inspired Chicken Soup”
Why Go Keto for Sheep Hunting
his Monday, I’m going Keto! This will be the first time I’ve ever tried. I generally eat Paleoish/low-carbish but I’ve never been very strict about it. I’m definitely a believer in the 80/20 rule. So, a Ketosis diet will be a change. I decided to try Keto for sheep hunting because I need all the help I can get in lightening up my pack.
NUTRITION PROGRAM FOR SHEEP HUNTING
Backcountry Nutrition The first time I went sheep hunting, I did not have a nutrition program. I was, however, in it to win it. I carried food for over 20 days. My plan was to stay out until the last day of the season if… Continue Reading “NUTRITION PROGRAM FOR SHEEP HUNTING”
About Gina
Gina Shively is a Personal Health Cook and American Council on Exercise (ACE) certified Health Coach located in Anchorage Alaska. Her background includes a Bachelor’s of Science in Physiology from the University of Wyoming. For the past six years, she has lived in Alaska, where she can’t get enough of the active Alaskan lifestyle that for her includes hunting, fishing, hiking, and the occasional weekend race. She loves to cook for people and enjoys the challenge of making healthy food taste delicious. Her family includes two young boys, two packgoats, and a rambunctious Weimaraner, as well as a very patient husband.