Paleo Recipes my kids will eat
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moglovesshoez wrote: »Lasagne with sweet potato instead of pasta, If you eat a little dairy then add some greek yogurt to the white sauce instead of cheese. Also check out the Nom Nom Paleo website.
Greek Yogurt instead of cheese???
so swap one from of dairy for another?????
just like swapping one carb for another…???
I call this verbal paleo gymnastics…
always entertaining...
Verbal paleo gymnastics? Is that in the exercise database? This thread makes me sad for children.
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moglovesshoez wrote: »Lasagne with sweet potato instead of pasta, If you eat a little dairy then add some greek yogurt to the white sauce instead of cheese. Also check out the Nom Nom Paleo website.
curious …why would you substitute sweet potato for pasta, when they are both carbs??????
and lasagna made with "sweet potato' is NOT lasagna...
With sweet potato it's now paleo, the greek yogurt part makes it sad and weird...
I don't get the point...
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gypsy_spirit wrote: »moglovesshoez wrote: »Lasagne with sweet potato instead of pasta, If you eat a little dairy then add some greek yogurt to the white sauce instead of cheese. Also check out the Nom Nom Paleo website.
Greek Yogurt instead of cheese???
so swap one from of dairy for another?????
just like swapping one carb for another…???
I call this verbal paleo gymnastics…
always entertaining...
Verbal paleo gymnastics? Is that in the exercise database? This thread makes me sad for children.
yes, the justification for eating one carb over another is always interesting to read/watch …it basically takes on a form of verbal gymnastics = epic backtracking/backpeddling0 -
moglovesshoez wrote: »Lasagne with sweet potato instead of pasta, If you eat a little dairy then add some greek yogurt to the white sauce instead of cheese. Also check out the Nom Nom Paleo website.
curious …why would you substitute sweet potato for pasta, when they are both carbs??????
and lasagna made with "sweet potato' is NOT lasagna...
With sweet potato it's now paleo, the greek yogurt part makes it sad and weird...
I don't get the point...
its paleo but not really how the real paleolithic people ate, so there is no point…
they just make it up as they go along, because no one from the paleolithic era is going to show up and say "ummm, excuse me, pardon me, but ummmm yea, we did not eat sweet potato lasagna 50,000 years ago …"0 -
Oh, but, in the interest of being supportive squash ravioli (with a brown butter sauce) is pretty quality. Not sure if actually paleo (Pasta? Idk. I don't get how that whole thing works) but damn tasty. Do feed your kids stuff like that.
...Was that supportive? Did I do it right0 -
When fad diets go too far...........my new TV show idea0
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I am gonna make steak but instead of steak I am gonna use mushrooms.0
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GiveMeCoffee wrote: »Why do the kids have to eat paleo or low carb? Because you went on a diet they have to?
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I am gonna make steak but instead of steak I am gonna use mushrooms.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10044793/cabbage-steak/p1
with a
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/1046040/cauliflower-martinis-not-for-the-faint-of-heart
on the side?0 -
we are paleo-ish in our house (we seem to digest better on a low-grain, no dairy diet) and my kids love things like meat and veggie stir-fries, salmon with veggies, meatloaf, cheeseless quiches, chili, giant salads with chicken and eggs, pot roast, etc. Basically pick a protein then add lots of fruits and/or veggies. we do lots of bento meals for lunches the same way. Oh and they like spaghetti squash with homemade meat sauce. That said, my kids have always been raised on atypical foods like tofu and Indian spices and the like, so they never got into the mac'n'cheese habit. And I've found that the less we try to simulate grain-heavy foods with weird paleo substitutes and just look for other types of meals to make, the less my kids complain - they don't even realize we're eating differently.
Disclaimer: we also allow them to eat school lunches, whatever Grandma cooks at her house, pizza at birthday parties, etc and consider it a compromise for their emotional well-being.0 -
moglovesshoez wrote: »Lasagne with sweet potato instead of pasta, If you eat a little dairy then add some greek yogurt to the white sauce instead of cheese. Also check out the Nom Nom Paleo website.
curious …why would you substitute sweet potato for pasta, when they are both carbs??????
and lasagna made with "sweet potato' is NOT lasagna...
With sweet potato it's now paleo, the greek yogurt part makes it sad and weird...
I don't get the point...
But it's trendy!
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I am gonna make steak but instead of steak I am gonna use mushrooms.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10044793/cabbage-steak/p1
with a
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/1046040/cauliflower-martinis-not-for-the-faint-of-heart
on the side?
That is good eatin right there!
I am actually gonna hollow out a cauliflower to use as the glass instead of an actual glass becauz toxinz.0 -
man, my parents never subjected me to their fad diets…thank god…since they did the cabbage soup diet once…shudders….
Bahaha, yeah my dad did the grapefruit diet once upon a time. I actually wouldn't have minded being put on that one, except I might have gotten tired of my favorite fruit. That would be no bueno.
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Yikes...I have celiac so I avoid gluten, but my kiddo loves his grilled cheese and pizza (fake cheese because he's allergic to casein--we've got food issues LOL). My food issues have nothing to do with him. If your children need to not eat certain things because of allergies or health issues, that's one thing, but to force a diet upon them for no reason is pretty harsh.0
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justcat206 wrote: »we are paleo-ish in our house (we seem to digest better on a low-grain, no dairy diet) and my kids love things like meat and veggie stir-fries, salmon with veggies, meatloaf, cheeseless quiches, chili, giant salads with chicken and eggs, pot roast, etc. Basically pick a protein then add lots of fruits and/or veggies. we do lots of bento meals for lunches the same way. Oh and they like spaghetti squash with homemade meat sauce. That said, my kids have always been raised on atypical foods like tofu and Indian spices and the like, so they never got into the mac'n'cheese habit. And I've found that the less we try to simulate grain-heavy foods with weird paleo substitutes and just look for other types of meals to make, the less my kids complain - they don't even realize we're eating differently.
Disclaimer: we also allow them to eat school lunches, whatever Grandma cooks at her house, pizza at birthday parties, etc and consider it a compromise for their emotional well-being.
paleo-ish = verbal gymnastics that I was referring to….
fine me the person that roamed the earth 50,000 years ago eating meatloaf, and I will write you a check for a million dollars….0 -
I am gonna make steak but instead of steak I am gonna use mushrooms.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10044793/cabbage-steak/p1
with a
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/1046040/cauliflower-martinis-not-for-the-faint-of-heart
on the side?
That is good eatin right there!
I am actually gonna hollow out a cauliflower to use as the glass instead of an actual glass becauz toxinz.
actually, you have use an animal skull for your glass….
do you even paleo ????0
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