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lindzmt22
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Inspired by my friend bluiz13 who is here looking to gain more information on this lifestyle, I was thinking we could start a thread and post our meals, pics etc! It always helps to try new things and what better way than to share recipes?! 
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I cannot wait to try this. Like.. really can't wait
http://www.againstallgrain.com/2012/09/08/tomatoless-meat-sauce/0 -
Avocado Lime Deviled Eggs. Made these this morning. Yummy. http://fastpaleo.com/avocado-lime-deviled-eggs/0
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I get board easily eating the same things over and over again. So, I tried a new recipe this morning: Coconut Pumpkin Pudding. I found the recipe on Primal Blueprint web site. Reminds me of mashed up pumpkin pie, but not as sweet. I used only 1 tbl Honey instead of 1/8 cup recipe called for. This is yummy and I would recommend to those who like pumpkin pie.0
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I absolutely love cauli-fried rice! Super delicious and filling! Collards and salmon mmmm.0
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thank you for starting this thread....i will be lurking and hopefully eventually posting here too
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I made this for dinner last night and it was so good! if you omit the cheese it should be whole30 compliant depending on what organic soup you select
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/AggieCass09/view/paleo-primal-king-ranch-chicken-4645350 -
http://pinterest.com/jbargardi/whole-30-prep/
Scotch eggs are great for breakfast, and the roasted whole chicken was easy and delish.0 -
I made this for dinner last night and it was so good! if you omit the cheese it should be whole30 compliant depending on what organic soup you select
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/AggieCass09/view/paleo-primal-king-ranch-chicken-464535
my apologies, wrong board---this is primal but not Whole30 compliment due to the diary in the cream of __ soups. sorry, save it for after your whole30!0 -
I'm eating jambalaya from PaleOMG. Everyday for the next two weeks. I doubled the recipe, and holy cow does it make a lot!
I added cayenne pepper for some more heat, tastes great on a cold winter day.
http://paleomg.com/jambalaya/0 -
I made this for dinner last night and it was so good! if you omit the cheese it should be whole30 compliant depending on what organic soup you select
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/AggieCass09/view/paleo-primal-king-ranch-chicken-464535
my apologies, wrong board---this is primal but not Whole30 compliment due to the diary in the cream of __ soups. sorry, save it for after your whole30!
You could just make the ___ soups as well and use coconut cream (or forget the soups and toss in some sauteed mushrooms and extra chicken with some coconut cream) -- AND omit the tortillas -- so it would be Whole 30 compliant...0 -
My absolute favourite meal at the moment is this Curried Apple Chicken Salad: http://stiritup.me/?p=3590
using this Paleo Mayo: http://stiritup.me/?p=156
I mix up a big batch of it then use it for the next day's lunch/dinner as well. Using a cold rotisserie chicken means you don't have to use any heat at all. With the temperatures over 40 degrees celcius here at the moment, the less time I spend actually cooking the better!
I also add other ingredients, depending on what's in the fridge (celery, red capsicum, halved green grapes) and it's also yummy with walnuts.
My non-paleo fiance loves it and keeps wanting me to make it! Trust me.0 -
I have tons of recipes and pics on my blog, but here is a link to a collection of some of my foods I made during my first Whole30 in November. http://imgur.com/a/TKqrb0
