This is one of my favorite recipes to eat for dinner… it is super easy, really yummy and crock-pot friendly. It is based on THIS recipe. I have changed it to suit my food allergies but I think it is even better!

Crockpot Advocare Thai Peanut Chicken 

Ingredients:

2 lbs beef stew meat

1 sweet onion

1 red pepper

1 cup natural, creamy Peanut Butter (I use the kind that you actually make in the grocery store)

1 c organic, low sodium beef broth

1 lime (juiced)

1/3 c low sodium coconut aminos (you can use soy sauce but I am allergic to soy)

1 tsp cumin

sprinkle of curry

chopped scallions

crushed peanuts

chopped cilantro

You can serve it over Spinach, arugula, brown rice, or brown rice noodles.  I like serving it over brown rice.

I made this entire dish in the crockpot.    However, this could definitely be done stove top.

In crockpot….   Throw in:

Beef

Chopped onion

Red pepper

In a bowl, combine PB, beef broth, lime juice, coconut aminos, cumin, and curry.   Pour this mixture over the above 3 ingredients.     Walk away.

Cook on high for 3-4 hours.

Serve over any of the above.  Top with chopped scallions, crushed peanuts, and chopped cilantro.

SO YUMMY!

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PSK? Another acronym that I have to translate in my head every time I see it? Yeah, I’m sorry… but at least it stands for something great. And the Young Living Essential Oils Premium Starter Kit is something worth knowing all about. I know that when I got my PSK, I was like “How do I use this? I have all these oils that are supposed to do great things but how do I know what to do with each oil and if I get the flu, how do I use them?” I had tons of questions in the beginning and I am still trying to figure all of them out but I want to share what I’ve learned with all of you here.

First things first, the Young Living Resource Guide is your BFF. It has everything you possibly could need about the oils. There is a new app so that you can have all the info at your fingertips. If you sign up with me, I will give you one of these two resources (your choice) so you can have the info you need.

The second most helpful resource is Pinterest! There are tons of graphics that have information for you to use… all you have to do is type “stomach ache essential oils” or “peppermint essential oil uses”… so helpful!

Also, when you sign up with me you automatically are in a couple super helpful Oily facebook groups. If you have any questions whatsoever, there are tons of people to help you! You can also do searches in the group to find past posts.

The book Gentle Babies is so helpful for mamas and expecting mamas. It helps you know what is safe for babies and for you in pregnancy and post-partum/breastfeeding.

Lastly, I am here to help you! I am constantly learning more too and I love sharing it with others! My blog is a place to come and I will constantly be putting up more information on how to use the different oils.

Here are the oils in the Premium Starter Kit and their uses…

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