Genius Kitchen: Over 100 Easy and Delicious Recipes to Make Your Brain Sharp, Body Strong, and Taste Buds Happy: 3 (Genius Living, 3)

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Heat a heavy frying pan over high heat (cast iron is excellent) Once very hot, add enough olive oil to come 1/2″ up the sides of the pan and heat the oil to 350 F. A basic vinaigrette typically contains 3 parts oil to one part vinaigrette, adding salt and pepper to taste. Put them in a small jar with a lid and shake it up! The ratio of oil to vinegar does not need to be precise, some folks like more oil, some like less. Personal touches are generally variations on this theme, using flavored oils and balsamic vinegars, perhaps a little mustard, jam, or herbs and spices, fresh or dried. This basic dressing is amazing with a nice unflavored EVOO (extra-virgin olive oil) and our Traditional Balsamic Vinegar, and the variations are too many to list in a recipe. Pairing flavored oils and balsamics adds a dimension of dining pleasure and balance that is incomparable. Preheat the oven to 400 F. In a small pot, cover the potatoes with water. Add a tablespoon of salt and bring to a simmer. Cook the potatoes until just barely tender when pierced with a knife tip, about 8 minutes. Remove and drain the potatoes. In a heavy 12″ oven proof saute’ pan (cast iron is ideal here) heat the UP EVOO over medium high heat. Add the fully drained and dry potatoes to the hot oil and saute until they just begin to take on a golden hue. Add the shallot and roasted peppers to the potatoes. Continue cooking over medium-high flame for another 3 minutes until the shallots begin to take on a golden hue. Add the fresh thyme. In the bowl of a food processor or blender jar, add the egg yolks, salt, garlic, lemon juice, and pepper. Process until homogeneous. VERY SLOWLY, drop by drop, while the machine is running, drizzle in the olive oil. Extreme patience must be taken with this slow process initially, as too much olive oil poured in at once will cause the sauce to break. After half of the oil has been successfully emulsified, the rest of the oil can be added in slightly faster – but use caution here as too much at once will spell disaster! Once the olive oil is completely poured in and emulsified, remove the aioli to a sealed container and refrigerate. This condiment is fabulous on coleslaw, sandwiches, egg salad sandwiches, shoes… basically anything. Makes approximately 2 cups

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By following the wealth of tips Lugavere provides in THEGENIUSLIFE, including the achievable 28-day jumpstart plan, readers will be empoweredtooptimize their physical and mental well-being today, and for decadestocome. Lugavere shares the small changes you can make in your daily routine that will have noticeable wins on how you feel, including digestion, weight, mental health, and risk for disease. You’ll discover: Make the Miso Dressing by adding all dressing ingredients to the bowl of a blender or food processor. Process on high until the mixture is fully blended and creamy. Set aside.I have always been incredibly close with my mother. And it was in the year 2011 that my mom started to complain of brain fog. That was not something that I was used to hearing coming from my mom. My mom was a fast-walking, fast-talking New Yorker. I would be in the kitchen with her cooking and I would ask my mom to pass me something, a spoon or a spice. Max wants everyone to be well and enjoy great food--a legacy imparted on him by the tragic health of his mother. Part cookbook, part wellness guide, Genius Kitchen provides key insights that make healthy eating a breeze. Max explains the importance of whole, fresh foods, how various nutrients work together keep you healthy, and how to get fit without counting calories. Breaking down each meal component, Max explains the art and science of nutrition without the dogma, so that you can feel your best every day without sacrificing your love of eating. And it would — it would take her just a few extra beats to register. We booked a battery of appointments. And my mother received a diagnosis of a Parkinson’s-plus condition. And I started to read phrases like no disease-modifying effect. Parkinson’s disease is a — is ultimately a terminal condition. But, I have to say it's the "Part One: Eat Like a Genius" section that I have found the most rewarding. It's a condensed, categorized, more palatable version of "Genius Foods." I found "Genius Foods" to have nuggets of valuable information, but it needed better structure/editing. "Genius Kitchen" delivers. I do not follow the author on social media so my only exposure to him has been through his books. With the number of pictures of him in the book, it seems like he has a brand. This recipe can be served immediately, but gets better with time, and can be made up to three days in advance. Chill until cold, then cover and keep chilled. Rewarm over low heat before serving. Serve over rice and/or with warm corn tortillas and a drizzle of Baklouti Agrumato for more heat. Serve sprinkled with chopped fresh cilantro, if desired.

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In a double boiler, melt finely chopped chocolate with 1/3 cup of blood orange agrumato olive oil. Remove from heat and whisk in the sea salt and coconut sugar. Add eggs one at a time, whisking well after each addition. Sift the cocoa powder over the chocolate and whisk until just combined.Weaving together pioneering research on dementia prevention, cognitive optimization, and nutritional psychiatry, Lugavere distills groundbreaking science into actionable lifestyle changes. He shares invaluable insights into how to improve your brain power, including

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Prepare the tuna marinade by placing all marinade ingredients into a medium bowl and whisking. Add cut up tuna and toss to coat. Refrigerate tuna while preparing the rest of the recipe or up to 20 minutes.

One of my biggest struggles, since I started my “get healthy” journey about 2 years ago, has always been nutrition. With Genius Kitchen, Max has done a great job laying out most of the things you need to know to answer the question: What to eat. And if you are thinking it is only about the recipes, you are in for a pleasant surprise beacuse the book is so much more than that and the index gives it all away.