I'm in a food rut
Quinnstinct
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I usually cook two new recipes over the weekend to have for lunches and made nothing this weekend, nothing appealed to me. I'm thinking about making rogan josh and . . .
What's been rocking your paleo world lately? Nothing with eggs please.
What's been rocking your paleo world lately? Nothing with eggs please.
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I made 5 recipes this weekend:
http://fastpaleo.com/recipe/paleo-cereal-2/
http://www.hungrycouplenyc.com/2013/05/cauliflower-fried-rice.html *eggs*
http://stupideasypaleo.com/2014/01/27/sweet-potato-applesauce-mash/
http://paleomg.com/spicy-sticky-coconut-honey-chicken/
http://paleomg.com/almost-5-ingredient-pizza-spaghetti-pie/ *eggs*
I am making this one later this week:
http://paleomg.com/crockpot-pulled-pork-chili/0 -
Oh, that spicy sticky chicken looks good, thank you. I know the key is to be prepared!0
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I did bacon wrapped chicken breast last week that was quite a hit. I used this recipe as a base - http://www.easypaleo.com/2012/01/20/food-diary-bacon-wrapped-chicken/ - but since I don't keep red wine around (but had red wine vinegar, which did well), and had different seasonings, mine was slightly different. You pretty much can't go wrong, though, with bacon-wrapped and any kind of chicken-friendly seasoning blend.
Then, just pair it with your favorite veggies, and you're good to go. We did steamed broccoli and green beans.0 -
I don't have recipes. I just throw things together but I did buy some new components that let me put together new meals.
whole30 compliant:
Corizo
pre-seasoned chichen burger patties
salmon fillet
delicata squash (disappointing though)
ground beef and cabbage for some sort of asian inspired dish
I am still on whole30 so I haven't been able to have any bacon yet :-(
ETA: I also made some whole30 ketchup! Made my baked sweet potato fries and chicken burger SO good!0 -
Roasted brussel sprouts for breakfast (I had them with a fried egg*)
Got a spaghetti squash a couple weeks ago and that was nice for a change.
And I've been making something similar to this...with a pinch of chili powder and cumin.
http://www.marthastewart.com/332311/roasted-chicken-and-butternut-soup
I pulse half of my squash in the food processor then leave the other half in chunks. Oh and I roast a whole bird and just pick the meat from that and I add a lot more squash (or I've subbed sweet potato, which isn't as good but decent.)
And this soup is AMAZING....I could eat the whole pot.
http://cavemanfood.blogspot.com/2008/11/ham-hock-and-cabbage-soup.html0 -
OMG that ham hock cabbage soup is JUST what I need. What would you sub out for pumpkin- rutabaga?0
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Oh, that spicy sticky chicken looks good, thank you. I know the key is to be prepared!
Just had it for lunch, SUPER good. Make sure you use chicken thighs and not breasts.0 -
Oh fiddlesticks, I forgot to mention for the Caveman Ham Hock soup I used a butternut squash instead of pumpkin and it was divine.
My fault! :blushing:
You could probably use a sweet potato too. Are rutabaga are a little sweeter than a turnip right? I think that would work since that soup is like a nice mingle of sweet and salty.0 -
Sweet potatoes are like magic. Just wanted to throw that in. :laugh:
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I am somehow not sick of eggs but I can understand how someone could be! I have been really enjoying eating zucchini noodles with meat marinara sauce for dinner.. I bought a cheap vegetable peeler for the zucchini and my husband and I both LOVE it as a replacement for pasta.
Other stuff I love- cobb salad (without bleu cheese if you don't do dairy), roasted cauliflower (or just a bunch of roasted vegetables!), proscuitto wrapped asparagus, rotisserie chicken, smoked pulled pork, made this barbacoa last week and it was fantastic: http://www.againstallgrain.com/2013/06/14/chipotle-barbacoa-tacos/
I made the domestic man's grain-free pizza as a treat friday night, and you can definitely find more great recipes on his site.
Good luck!0 -
I found a great website called paleomama.. 30 Cheap Main Dish Paleo Meals lots of great recipes.
Here is the link to their site: http://mytjacker.com/paleo. :happy:0 -
Such great ideas! I made the ham soup, and used potatoes (bad me!) and it's delicious. I went heavy on the garlic and cayenne and it made a TON. I'm hoping we get sent home early tomorrow so I can make the chicken (I got everything for it). And have a huge steak to grill up for steak salads. I needed to add different textures in for sure.
Sadly, I hate eggs and have my whole life. I keep trying to eat them on paleo though, it would be so nice to have omelettes!
Thanks for all the good ideas!0 -
Lately all I want is meatballs or wings, LOL. I get gluten-free meatballs at Sams Club and throw them in the crockpot with organic sauce. Or I bake chicken wings with different sauces. Yum.0
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I can't wait to get home and try bacon wrapped avacado (paleoleap.com).0
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If you like wings this (below) is the best technique I've made so far
http://www.preppypaleo.com/2013/10/crispy-paleo-chicken-wings-recipe.html
I never knew about the boiling part but it really is the trick!0 -
If you like wings this (below) is the best technique I've made so far
http://www.preppypaleo.com/2013/10/crispy-paleo-chicken-wings-recipe.html
I never knew about the boiling part but it really is the trick!
Thank you!0 -
OH, and if you haven't already, check out www.paleomg.com. The recipes are great, and the chick is hystarical.0
