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Instant Pot Popeye Soup (Paleo, AIP, 21DSD, Low Carb)

Instant Pot Popeye Soup (Paleo, AIP, 21DSD, Low Carb)

This creamy, delicious soup is the perfect way to actually enjoy eating your veggies. Even the pickiest of eaters will ask for seconds!

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Eat Your Veggies: Easy Wilted Baby Spinach Recipe

Eat Your Veggies: Easy Wilted Baby Spinach Recipe

Cooked leafy greens have been a staple in my diet since I first went paleo in 2010. This is an extremely simple recipe, and one that I make several days a week. It is an easy way to get a ton of nutrition and can be eaten with any meal of the day. I frequently include it as a side dish with eggs and/or bacon for breakfast. Freshly wilted baby spinach is tender, mild, and one of my favorite side dishes. If you are new to including cooked greens in your diet, this is a great recipe to start with. I hope you enjoy it!

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