A great dish to serve to celebrate the beginning of Fall. Serve with sweet italian sausage and additional veggies for a filling home-cooked meal. Or, if you're vegan, a plate of root veggies and hummus alongside this dish goes wonderful too!
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2 bunches small carrots, peeled, trimmed 2 tbsp Grade B, high quality maple syrup 1 tbsp fresh thyme, chopped Salt to taste Directions: Heat a small amount of sea salt water in a medium sauce pan. Cook carrots until just tender. Drain well, place in bowl and toss with maple syrup, thyme and salt. Kids also enjoy the slight sweetness of the carrots. Serve hot! These little sliders are great for a picnic or a sports party. Serve with a grilled chicken salad for a full meal with gluten-free cupcakes.
Ingredients: •2 medium-sized sweet potatoes •1/3 cup olive or melted coconut oil (olive oil suggested) •1 Tablespoon lime juice (the juice of 1 lime) •zest of 2 limes •sea salt •small bowl of chopped basil •small bowl of thyme •9 strips of bacon (omit for vegan) •2 organic roma tomatoes, thinly sliced (omit for AIP) •romaine heart leaves •paleo mayo (Or Egg Free Vegan Mayo) (optional) Directions: 1.Preheat oven to 375 degrees. 2.In a small mixing bowl, combine the oil, herbs, lime juice, and sea salt. Set aside for a few minutes while you slice the potatoes. 3.Slice the sweet potatoes into rounds, about 1/4 inches thick and place them on a baking sheet. Brush the oil mixture onto each slice of potato. Sprinkle some additional sea salt on to each oiled round. 4.Bake the sweet potato rounds 35-40 minutes. (Flip them once halfway through baking. And spoon some more of the oil /herb mixture on top) 5.While baking the sweet potatoes- slice your tomatoes and avocado and cook your bacon until crispy. (Note: to keep the avocado from turning brown drizzle a little lime juice on each piece.) 6.When the sweet potatoes are done cooking -make your sliders. Place pieces of bacon, lettuce, tomato and avocado in between two slices of potato. Smear a little mayo on one of the potatoes. (mayo is optional) Use a toothpick to hold the slider together, serve and enjoy! |
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