Did your grandparents have food allergies? Probably not—because food was once fresh, local, and chemical-free. Since the 1950s, food allergies have surged due to processed foods, GMOs, growth hormones like rBGH, and additives. Today, food allergies affect millions, especially children, with emergency visits rising. Industrial food practices, not present in past generations, play a major role. Comfort Keto meals are allergy-aware and customizable for your needs.

Ginger, widely used in cooking and healing, is a rhizome—not a true root! Native to Southeast Asia, this zesty spice enhances both food and health. It fights inflammation, nausea, and colds, and can even be brewed into powerful homemade teas. Chef Janine regularly uses ginger in both fresh and pickled form in her ketogenic Asian meals for its vibrant flavor and medicinal properties.

🍎 Fruits have secrets—on their stickers! Those little PLU labels aren’t just for price—they reveal how your produce was grown. 🔢 4-digit = conventional (pesticides used) 🍃 5-digit starting with 9 = organic 🌽 5-digit starting with 8 = GMO They’re FDA-approved but not meant to be eaten! 📌 Peel with purpose, wash well, and shop smart. 🛒🍌 #KnowYourProduce #PLUDecoded

Chef Janine’s keto Chicken Kale Salad blends savory herb-roasted chicken, organic kale, roasted squash, grass-fed feta, and a monk fruit-sweetened mustard-orange vinaigrette. Inspired by health food pioneers, it offers bold flavor and balanced nutrition with a low-carb twist, perfect for brunch, lunch, or light dinners.

Chef Janine’s keto Chicken Fried Steak reimagines a beloved Southern classic using clean, all-natural ingredients like grass-fed beef and pork rind breading. Rooted in European tradition and cherished in Texas and Oklahoma, this dish delivers bold, nostalgic flavor without the carbs—making it the ultimate comfort food for a healthy lifestyle.

Chef Janine’s Keto BBQ Chicken Salad reinvents a California café classic with clean, low-carb ingredients. Featuring smoky, tender chicken, fresh veggies, creamy BBQ ranch, and gut-friendly blue cheese, it’s packed with bold flavor and just 3 net carbs per serving. A tribute to America’s BBQ heritage — now keto-approved, nutrient-rich, and irresistibly satisfying.

Medieval taverns were gritty, chaotic hubs of food, drink, and community, serving as the first restaurants and vital social centers. Despite the filth, noise, and violence, they offered warmth, conversation, and escape from daily hardships. Chef Janine explores this raw history to highlight how far we've come in hygiene, food, and comfort—and to remind us to cherish the modern luxuries we often take for granted.

🔥 Chef Janine’s gourmet keto enchiladas blend rich, slow-cooked shredded beef with bold Mexican spices and clean, premium ingredients—all wrapped in low-carb tortillas. Inspired by ancient Aztec tradition and elevated for modern wellness, they deliver authentic flavor with keto-friendly macros. Paired perfectly with a sparkling cucumber-lime drink, they’re a nourishing, delicious nod to culinary heritage.

Shrimp Étouffée is a classic Louisiana dish rooted in Creole and Cajun traditions, meaning “smothered” in French. Originally made with crawfish in the 1920s near Breaux Bridge, shrimp became a seasonal substitute. Chef Janine’s Gourmet Keto Shrimp Étouffée offers a low-carb twist with rich ingredients like wild shrimp, riced cauliflower, and grass-fed cheddar. Serve hot, garnish well, and pair with dry wine. It's freezer-friendly, keto-certified, and deeply flavorful.

Chef Janine is pairing her bold, garlicky chimichurri sauce with tender pork loin medallions, served with charbroiled vegetables and Romanoff-style baked caulimash—a luscious, cheesy cauliflower mash that delivers the creamy satisfaction of mashed potatoes without the carbs. The result is a beautifully balanced dish that stays true to the spirit of traditional chimichurri while offering a nourishing and satisfying experience for those seeking a low-carb lifestyle.

Mørbradgryde, a Danish classic, features tender pork medallions in a luxurious yet light cream and mushroom sauce. Rooted in rustic Danish 19th-century farmhouse cooking and later refined by French culinary influences, it balances elegance, sophistication, and festive home cooking tradition. Chef Janine’s Comfort Keto® version honors its heritage with clean, nourishing ingredients and just 6–7 net carbs per serving.

This podcast exposes the truth behind mRNA injections in animals—these are not vaccines, but gene therapies with unknown long-term effects. There’s no labeling requirement, no independent safety data, and no consumer consent. Critics warn this is genetic tampering of the food supply. Learn more and read the full article here: https://melissaknorris.com/391.

If you haven’t watched these food documentaries yet, consider this your invite 🎟️. These films are a great start. They’re eye-opening—a journey that can transform how you see food and the world. 🍽️ As a chef, I was shocked to learn how the food environment favors cheap, processed foods over real, nourishing options. Many makers prioritize profits, not health. ⚠️ Note: We don’t endorse the vegan agendas some promote—our focus is on healing, nutrient-rich foods that honor an

Chef Janine transforms classic French onion soup into keto perfection—rich, comforting, and low in carbs. She uses fewer onions, healthy fats, sugar-free broth, and full-fat cheese to craft French Onion Stuffed Chicken Breast and French Onion Meatloaf with her signature gravy. Rooted in centuries of culinary tradition, this dish delivers rustic elegance and keto-friendly comfort in every bite.

Omega-3 and omega-6 are essential fatty acids your body can't make, so you must get them from food. Omega-6 (LA) aids clotting and immunity, while omega-3 (ALA) supports brain and heart health—but converts poorly to EPA/DHA, which are mainly in fish. Too much omega-6, especially from seed oils, can fuel chronic inflammation. Balance is key—aim for more omega-3s, fewer processed oils, and know that even carnivore diets can meet essential fat needs.

Inspired by the bold flavors of Wolfgang Puck's signature restaurant Chinois on Main, Chef Janine has reimagined this iconic Chinese-French fusion salad. Crisp cabbage, roasted chicken, toasted almonds, sesame seeds, and a rich, clean sesame dressing come together for a refreshing, guilt-free, nutrient-dense meal. Perfect for keto lovers, foodies, and anyone craving a gourmet experience without the carbs. Now part of the Comfort Keto lineup.

Improve your oxygen absorption by breathing slower, not faster. Most people already have full oxygen levels but lack carbon dioxide, which is essential for releasing oxygen to your cells. Try resistance breathing and posture exercises like the broom pole extension to strengthen your diaphragm and balance your breath. Avoid chronic over-breathing—balance is key for better energy, focus, and calm.

Gochujang, Korea’s iconic red chili paste, is a fermented blend of chili powder, glutinous rice, soybeans, and salt. Rich, savory, and slightly sweet, it adds depth to stews, glazes meats, and spices up dishes like bibimbap. Chef Janine uses it at Comfort Keto for bold, crave-worthy meals. Beyond flavor, it boosts metabolism, supports weight and heart health, and aids digestion. Packed with antioxidants and nutrients, it's a flavorful, long-lasting health staple.

​Living in Riverside County, you're just an hour from world-class beaches. Monthly ocean dips—known as thalassotherapy—offer multiple health benefits:​ Skin Health: reduces inflammation, hydrates the skin, aids psoriasis. ​Respiratory Relief: clears nasal passages and lungs, helps with asthma and sinusitis. Mental Well-being: low-impact, full-body workout, strengthens muscles and improves cardiovascular health. ​Embrace the ocean's natural healing properties for both body and

Canola oil, made from rapeseed, was rebranded in Canada to distance it from its toxic origins. High in omega-6, it contributes to inflammation when not balanced with omega-3s. A healthy fat intake includes a mix of omega-3, omega-6, saturated, and monounsaturated fats. To lower inflammation and disease risk, reduce omega-6 oils (like canola, soybean) and increase omega-3s from fish, flax, chia, walnuts, and grass-fed meats. Choose cooking oils like olive, avocado, butter, or