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Is it just me or do all these kinds of yeast sound suspiciously similar? I’ve been baking and buying yeast for years, and sometimes the yeast choices in the baking aisle still get me confused!

Here’s the thing: Yes, there is a difference between all these varieties. And yes, which one you use does make a difference in your recipe.

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Let’s be real: The only reason you wanted Lucky Charms when you were a kid was so you could pick out the marshmallows. I mean, who actually liked the cereal part? Ha! Nobody.

Well, I’m here to announce that you now have a chance to get an entire box of marshmallows. An entire box!

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The cooler fall temperatures have inspired me to take a break from my usual quinoa salad, and cook some nutty farro instead. I love its toothsome texture, and its flavor pairs well with fall ingredients.

This salad has nutty, sweet, and savory flavors, and nice contrasting textures. Serve it warm with roasted chicken or pork, or at room temperature for lunch.

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Crispy, light as air, and puffed as all get-out, puff pastry is in a class of its own. With its fantastic texture and the endless ways it can be used for both sweet and savory pastries, this dough reigns supreme in the pastry kitchen.

A pastry made with puff dough can have as many as 500 to 700 layers — no wonder nothing else can compare. Here’s a deep dive into the wondrous world of puff pastry — making it from scratch, and putting it to use in all sorts of ways.

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Grilled cheese and soup have been best friends since before you were even born. They are a natural match because they are both equally comforting, delicious, and easy to eat. But that doesn’t mean you should take this pairing for granted. Different kinds of soups deserve the appropriate kinds of grilled cheese sandwiches. Let me show you how it’s done.

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I love porridge for its earthy flavor and creamy bite, but I also see it as a blank canvas in which to spin tales of delicious and diverse toppings. The opportunities for creativity and invention are endless — from sweet to savory, and everything in between. Once you start to move beyond traditional brown sugar and raisins, you’ll find merriment in blobs, dashes, and slivers of anything and everything lingering in the larder.

Today, I present you with 10 current favorite ways to top a bowl of oatmeal. They’re inspired by my travels, the season, and my mood — use these combos as a basic formula and add in your own favorite edible goodies. You could even do an oatmeal bar breakfast party where everyone gets to make their own bowl full of contrasting textures and flavors!

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It’s Friday, everyone! And that means another Primal Blueprint Real Life Story from a Mark’s Daily Apple reader. If you have your own success story and would like to share it with me and the Mark’s Daily Apple community please contact me here. I’ll continue to publish these each Friday as long as they keep coming in. Thank you for reading!

real_life_stories_stories-1-2“I can’t move.” I said to my fiancé.

“What? What do you mean?”

“I can’t move! My back hurts so much.”

In May 2013 I was on vacation in the Netherlands with my girlfriend. She was pregnant in the 9th month and on that vacation I proposed to her on the beach (and lucky me, she said yes).

One morning I woke up and couldn’t move. The pain was so bad that I had to roll out of the bed because I couldn’t get upright. Damn, I was 28 years old. What happened?

chris beforeI never played any sports and was always a bit chubby. When I met my girlfriend I was pretty big already. I didn’t own a scale so I don’t know my weight at the time, but it had become really bad. So after the “I can’t move” incident, we traveled back home, I immediately stepped on a scale, and had a mini-heart attack – 105 kg. Oh boy. How did I become so fat?! To make things even worse I smoked a pack of cigs per day.

Something had to change.

After Googling a little bit, I found the workout app You Are Your Own Gym (body-weight exercises only), and started right away. Man, I didn’t know muscles could ache that much! Along with this, I started to count my calories. By October 2013 I had lost around 3 kilos… but I felt sluggish and really crappy.

One evening I googled “Losing weight without effort” (or something like that), and found a link to Mark’s Daily Apple and started to read. I read and read and read. And read. Wow, could it be so easy?

Living in Germany, there was no way to go to a book shop and buy The Primal Blueprint, so I went online and ordered the book via Amazon. It arrived fairly quickly and I read the whole thing within a few days. I was convinced. This could be it!

I told my fiancé: “Honey, I want to try that out. I have to lose weight. Will you support me?” She was really skeptical but she agreed to support me. So in October 2013 I started to live primally.

The first week was pure hell. I loved bread and it was really hard to ditch the grains. I had a massive headache, my belly really hurt, and I sweated constantly. I was feeling really sick and I nearly stopped the whole experiment.

But then something magical happened – my mind cleared. It was a revelation. The foggy feeling I had my whole life was gone. I was feeling like I had a mini super computer in my head. It felt like I could think faster, clearer, sharper – it was unbelievable. The craving for bread was still there, but this new feeling in my head was so awesome that I did not think about turning back.

I trained constantly with the YAYOG app. After a few months, I started to ride my bike regularly to work (22 kilometers one way). A little bit later I moved on to the Freeletics app and was hooked. Tough workouts in a large group – awesome feeling!

So what changed during my journey?

  • I lost roughly 25 kg (55 lbs)
  • I built up some muscles. Not that much, but I can see and feel them.
  • I stopped smoking.
  • The diffused pain in my belly is gone.
  • The pain in my finger joints vanished.
  • My back pain is completely gone.
  • My physical condition dramatically improved.
  • I only eat when I am hungry – and I stop eating when I am satisfied. No sugar cravings any more.
  • … can I write this? My stamina and potency improved… :-)

Will I ever turn back? Hell no!

There is still some remaining body-fat, but I am on my way and I don’t want to hurry. It will vanish eventually, so I am pretty relaxed.

chris after 2

Going primal was the best decision I ever made. Thank you, Mark, for everything. I don’t know where I would be today without you. Probably pretty fat and immobile. :-)

THANKS!

Chris

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This variation on an everyday snack is a great protein and fat hit, packed with flavor, and full of nutrients.

We love a scotch egg. A great protein and fat hit, packed with flavor, and full of nutrients – especially the way we make them. These are great at any meal time, or as a grab-and-go snack. We recommend bulk cooking so there are plenty for other days, as you will be scoffing these straight out of the oven!

 

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