Sick of your normal green smoothie routine? This Apple Pie Smoothie is simple to make and tastes just like apple pie! It's also topped with crunchy pecans that force you to "chew" your smoothie, thus helping your body to absorb all of the nutrients!

Pesto is a fantastic summer sauce that can be used for just about anything. It can be used as a "pasta" sauce for zucchini noodles, a dressing for salad or even a great addition to paleo pizza! This pesto is dairy-free and uses the option of nutritional yeast for a cheesy flavor, if that's something you miss. It's delicious either way! This pesto also uses walnuts instead of pine nuts. Walnuts are often cheaper and easier to find as pine nuts are oven harvested unsustainably.

These Paleo Sweet Potato Orange Cups are perfect for any dinner party. They are fresh and delicious, simple to make and are perfect for transporting to a picnic or potluck!

This Halibut salad is the epitome of summer. Fresh, wild caught fish prepared on the grill and simple yet bold seasonal flavors. This dish is both light and filling and can easily be doubled or tripled to serve a summer dinner party. Buy and prepare some extra fish, aioli and pico de gallo and use the leftovers for taco night!

This soup is extremely comforting, full of flavor and almost chowder-like. It's a great dish to make ahead and save for weekday meals, it even makes a great breakfast!

These Chocolate Almond Date Balls are perfect for a mid-afternoon pick me up or pre-workout snack. Personally, I love mine to be a little crunchy, but I know a lot of people don’t. If you want a crunchier ball, instead of placing all of the ingredients into your food processor at once as the recipe states, simply add the almonds to the food processor first, grind until they are at your desired consistency and then set aside. Combine the other ingredients well and then add the nuts back in, pulsing a few times to make sure the mixture is well combined before rolling.

All natural, thick, creamy, subtly sweet, secretly healthy, decadent, rich and simply divine!

Decadent, rich, deliciously chewy, seriously chocolaty and super fudgey on the inside with a crisp and crunchy, deliciously nutty, lightly salted pistachio coating on the outside. The perfect treat for anytime of day.

An all natural, thick and creamy, subtly sweet, decadent and rich chocolate shake with a zesty orange kick.

This is a go-to steak marinade for us. We use a version of this marinade to flavor a lot of our tougher cuts of steak like flank, skirt, hanger and flat iron. These are perfect cuts for a marinade because they are a little tougher and need some extra flavor. They also happen to absorb the marinade really well because they are a thinly cut steak – not to mention they are cheaper! This marinade takes only about 5 minutes to put together and is a basic, flavorful marinade that you can use over and over.

This fluffy mug bread turns out perfectly every time! Recipe from Paleo Mug Muffins 2: http://paleomugmuffins.com/

This yummy banana muffin recipe is from Paleo Mug Muffins 2 - http://paleomugmuffins.com/

All natural, quick and easy, subtly sweet, light and crispy, deliciously buttery, melt in the mouth choc chip cookies - A healthy twist on a much loved classic.

These vegan truffles can satisfy even the worst case of sugar craving!

An all natural, subtly sweet, decadent, rich, seriously chocolaty smoothie with a minty fresh twist.

Beautifully crisp sweet potato fries are a wonderful thing and a great accompaniment to any meal. This recipe shows you how to create perfect sweet potato fries at home everytime and how to take them to the next level with the addition of rosemary salt.

A quick and easy Paleo yogurt that replaces the usual dairy component with coconut cream and tastes delicious. Perfect as part of a breakfast or just as a snack between meals.

It is easy to create a delicious grain free chicken kiev that is full of flavour and simple to make. Perfect for the whole family and great for a mid-week dinner.

All natural, thick and creamy, subtly sweet, seriously chocolaty, healthy, homemade almond butter with a divine hint of coconut.

Chipotle Lime Cauliflower Hummus has to be one of my new favorite snacks. I started making cauliflower hummus a couple months ago and was super surprised at how creamy and flavorful it was. I decided to play around with the classic recipe and make a version with the Primal Kitchen Chipotle Lime Mayo. I used it in place of the tahini and added more lime to enhance the citrus flavor. This hummus is just a really nice and balanced flavor. Nothing too spicy or overpowering and you still catch hints of the roasted cauliflower. If you don’t have access to the Primal Kitchen mayonnaise you can always sub the Sir Kingston Chipotle Mayo or any of your favorite creamy and spicy sauces.