Introducing Team Paleo Mom!

Paleo Cinnamon Buns

When I was a teenager, my Uncle Bill taught me how to make real cinnamon buns. You know, the kind with yeast-based bread? It was a revelation and became one of my favorite treats to make. One batch would make a whole delicious pan, full of thousands of gluten-filled calories. And last about an hour.
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Grug’s Barbecued Stuffed Bananas—A Recipe Inspired by The Croods

Who is Grug? He is the overprotective yet loving dad (voiced by Nicolas Cage) in the new DreamWorks Animation film, The Croods. The Croods is about a family of cavemen forced to embrace change. This movie looks like a whole lot of fun and I can’t wait to take my girls to see it (you
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Puerto Rican Plantain Lasagna (Pastelon)

Plantain lasagna? Really? Yes! And what a delicious and comforting meal! Perfect for this time of year! This is another recipe modified from one that Gloria sent me (thank you Gloria!). I made this for my mother-in-law’s birthday while she was visiting and it was a hit! My mother-in-law was amazed—mostly at how you don’t
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Perfect Paleo Pancakes

These hotcake-style pancakes were a serendipitous accident. I was working on a crepe recipe (which I will be posting soon!) and my first attempt was not crepe-like at all, but a light fluffy and delicious, if maybe a little too thin, pancake. Once my crepe recipe was perfected, my next priority became to take a
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Introducing Team Paleo Mom!

January 21, 2013 in 2013

As I’ve mentioned on Facebook and in some recent posts, I’ve had to start making some changes to free up time for my new project (BIG announcement on Thursday!) . One of those changes is Team Paleo Mom!

What is Team Paleo Mom?

I’m so glad you asked! Team Paleo Mom are bloggers who I respect and trust who have volunteered to help me with the ever increasing volume of questions I get e-mailed every day.

Why Team Paleo Mom?

It is a wonderful problem to have. I have quite simply reached the point where I can not keep up with the volume of questions I get e-mailed (this is actually true with or without my new project). But, I still want to be able to answer them! I feel very passionately that answering your individual questions is very important. I had a couple of choices in how to handle this. Since I have yet to figure out how to clone myself, creating Team Paleo Mom seemed like the best compromise. Your questions still get answered, even if not directly by me.

How Does Team Paleo Mom work?

I will still be reading every e-mail you send me. And, I’ll even still be answering many of them myself. However, when I feel that a member of Team Paleo Mom is well-equipped to answer your question, I will be forwarding your e-mail to them. Just as you are with me, you are welcome to reply, to start a conversation, to ask follow-up questions. If the member of Team Paleo Mom feels that I would be better equipped to answer your question (or follow-up), they will forward that e-mail back to me. I have chosen these particular bloggers to be member of Team Paleo Mom because I feel that in the vast majority of cases they would answer your questions very similarly to how I would answer your questions. This is the reason why I disabled Facebook messages–so that questions from you can more easily get shared with The Team.

Want to bypass me and e-mail Team Paleo Mom directly? You are welcome to!
The Team’s e-mail is TeamPaleoMom@gmail.com

Please remember that none of us are medical professionals and our replies to your e-mails should be viewed as our opinions only and not as substitutes for the advise of your doctor.

Who Are the Members of Team Paleo Mom?

Angie Alt is the blogger behind Alt-Ternative Universe. She is a wife, mother, world traveler & blogger. She’s also a warrior in the autoimmunity war. Angie confronts three autoimmune disorders each day, including Celiac Disease, with powerful management techniques like AIPaleo & the Paleolithic lifestyle. She blogs regularly about the emotional side of tackling autoimmunity, adopting Paleo, and how it impacts her, her family, & their way of life. You can read more by Angela Alt at her blog and connect with her on Facebook.

Mickey Trescott is the blogger behind Autoimmune-Paleo. She is a personal chef and blogger from Seattle, WA who has both Hashimoto’s and Celiac disease. She writes about her struggles with autoimmunity, alternative treatments and protocols, and shares many AIP-friendly recipes on her blog. She is busy writing a cookbook for the autoimmune protocol that is coming out early this year (and yes, I will let you all know when it’s released! how exciting!). You can also find Mickey on Facebook and Instagram.

I can not thank Team Paleo Mom enough for their contributions to my blog and for helping me maintain this vital connection with my readers. It is the selfless donation of their time and energy that means that your questions will get answered. Let’s hear it for Team Paleo Mom! Go Team!