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We get a lot of B.S. for labeling things like what we’ve got pictured above as ‘paleo’. All I can say is…I don’t want to type this lonnnnnng title out every single flippin’ time we have a recipe that’s grain/gluten free, dairy free and low carb. It’s just easier to type the word ‘paleo.’ It’s all encompassing–you know what we mean when we type it. Did they use almond flour in paleolithic times? No.Paleo Double Chocolate Chip Cookies
Paleo Brownies - A Healthy Snack Choice
Click here for a big selection of paleo recipes (it’s free). Everyone loves cookies and paleo cookies not only taste wonderful, they are very good for you as well! There are many paleo recipes for chocolate chip cookies online, but not all of them are that great. The following recipe happens to be delicious and a lot less fattening than traditional chocolate chip cookies.
Paleo Cookies That Are Soooo Easy To Make!
Blackberry Banana Muffins
Spicy seed mix recipe
Keep hunger pangs at bay by snacking on healthy dried fruit - this version bakes Granny Smiths with cinnamon Difficulty and servings Serves 1 Preparation and cooking times Prep 5 mins Cook 1 hr
Spiced apple crisps recipe
A tasty twist on flapjacks with a luscious layer of apricots inside Difficulty and servings Makes 16
Fruit, oat & seed bars recipe
How To: Make Ghee | The Caveman Eats
I looooove Spanish rice (or we can get fancy and call it arroz con pollo), and this dish is the shiiiiiiit. I have a really awesome recipe given to me when I was in high school Spanish class, but sadly, it is not paleo approved. This is my interpretation of that recipe with a little additions. The original recipe calls for saffron, but the price was always intimidating, so I compromised with the Saffron flavored rice. Since that is not an option, I decided to splurge on the real deal.
Cauliflower Spanish Rice & Chicken - Earth Energy Yoga | Earth Energy Yoga
My favorite munchie… » Stir It Up!
We ate so much good fresh food while out in California, but I have to say, kale was my favorite thing we ate, and it was everywhere. From different kinds of kale salad, to kale chips, it was all delicious. A favorite in particular, was a kale chip my aunt Jane and I discovered at the SF Embarcadero Farmer’s Market. It was honestly the best snack I’ve had. These chips really were the perfect snack. You have kale (and we all know the health benefits of kale ), plus it’s raw (so you keep the nutrients), and, lastly, all of the ingredients are so good for you!Creamed Spinach « leetsstreet
April 16, 2012 I was craving some creamed spinach the other day. Since I’m trying to lose weight right now I didn’t want to use any dairy. I decided to try out some coconut milk and see how that tasted. It came out super good. I was so happy with it I ate it for breakfast and dinner again the next day.Back when I played tennis, which was one broken ankle and more than a few years ago, my team may not have always have won the match but, by god, we always had a great table of food. Not being one of the best players on my team, I liked to think that I somehow made up for having lead feet by bringing a homemade offering of something tasty . Making “dip” was my favorite contribution – it doesn’t sound like much, but hey, they kept me on the team! I wish I had known about this dip back then, although it might have been too distracting to the people on the court for all the oohing and awing that would have ensued.

