Paleo curried shrimp and spinach
I ran across this recipe today and it sounded so good that I made it for dinner tonight; it was a hit with both myself and my son (yay!) I added some mushrooms in with the onions while sautéing (I’m a BIG fan of sautéed mushrooms) so when it came to the point of blending the onions and mushrooms mixture I … Read more
Steve’s Original Paleokit
I haven’t posted in a while; been busy with my son’s sports schedule, work and life in general, but I ran across this today and wanted to share it! For those of you who are also trying to live the Paleo way, you may have noticed that it requires a bit of prepping to have … Read more
Gluten-free Chicken Tenders
These tasty gluten and grain free chicken tenders came from a recipe I found on Marksdailyapple and are super easy to make. They’re a great alternative for kids, and perfect to use atop a salad when you’re craving a bit of a salty/crunchy treat. Plus they’re perfect to pair with an asian-inspired or spicy-fruit dipping sauce (think … Read more
BEATS – Bacon, egg, avocado & tomato salad
This is a quick and easy recipe for a side dish that I love to pair with meats and fish. It’s similar to the old-school wedge salads but doesn’t have all the fatty and high calorie badness from the Blue Cheese dressing, though it has the same creamy texture thanks to the avocado. And if you’re like us, you … Read more
Paleo Jambalaya
This recipe was sent to me from a friend (thanks Kristy!) who said it was delish and easy to make. We’ll be testing it this weekend, but wanted to share in anticipation so I can follow up next week with a review. Enjoy! Paleo-friendly Jambalaya (submitted by Kristy Chadderdon) … Read more
Carrot, kale, apple and ginger protein smoothie
I know many people who have a hard time eating breakfast in the morning, and though I’ve never ben one of those people, I understand why it’s hard to imagine eating a full meal first thing. So, as I changed up my daily breakfast routine today I thought it might be a good option for those of … Read more
Pollo al mattone: Chicken under a brick
Some dinner inspiration, thanks to Michael Lomonaco of Porter House New York. It requires a bit of prepping as it calls for soaking the chicken overnight, but as one of my favorite dishes, I plan to give this one a shot this weekend! As a Primal Blueprint diet devotee, I turn to chicken several times a … Read more
Apple, carrot & ginger juice
Thanks to a recent gift from my parents, the fam and I are enjoying some delicious fresh juice on our new Jack LaLanne juicer. Jack Lalanne was known for his incredible health and endurance and was one of the early pioneers of the benefits of exercising, eating right, and yes, juicing. He’s famous for swimming 1 1/2 miles in … Read more
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