The Paleo diet is also known as “The Cavemen Diet” because it reminds us of our prehistoric ancestors’ eating habits. Following this diet means you will eat more fresh lean meats and fish, healthy fats, and plenty of fruits and vegetables. It’s basically a high-protein high-fiber eating plan that is very friendly with your waist, while providing important health benefits.
We’ve put together a list of paleo recipes that we’re confident you’re going to find them extremely appetizing. Let yourself be amazed of how easy is to eat healthy and fresh!
This time prepare again your skewers! And the oven. You’ll bake cubed salmon together with crunchy green peppers, red onion, and juicy cherry tomatoes. But before that, you’ll coat everything with a wonderful sauce. It’s easy! You can also go out in the open and grill these babies. Your choice.
If you decide to have a meatless day or you don’t want to eat gluten anymore, make these cauliflower and broccoli fritters, which have halloumi cheese inside. Eat them as a snack or as a main dish, with a salad.
There are many ways to eat almond butter other than with a spoon, straight out of the jar. You can use it as a spread, in cookies, or to make salad dressings. You can keep it in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
There are moments when you just want to have a quick lunch. For those times, we have a great idea you can try! Make some easy grilled chicken and a fresh salad. It’s that simple!
You can still make pancakes if you’re following the Paleo diet. Just replace wheat flour with coconut and tapioca flour, and you’re good to go! Add some honey into the batter, and, as a finishing touch, serve the pancakes with maple syrup.
If you’re on the Paleo diet and you can get no satisfaction for your sweet tooth, then try making these coconut bars. They’re very easy to make and they’re also easy on your finances! If you want to make the result even sweeter, add more maple syrup. And then, enjoy!
This fluffy, gluten-free almond flour cocoa cake is sweetened with coconut sugar, which means that it’s healthy and if you’re on board with the Paleo diet, you can add this to your meal plan without a second thought.
Make a large batch of these turkey-stuffed mushrooms, because there are so many things you can use them for. They work splendidly as an appetizer, a brunch dish or a simple weeknight dinner with a side salad.
Are you in the mood for some Thai cuisine? In that case, you should definitely try this beef coconut curry, because it’s full of strong flavors like ginger, garlic, and chili.
When you find yourself in need of something to nibble on, why not make these quick & easy spicy roasted nuts? We think you’ll like them a lot, so we recommend you make a large batch and store what’s left in a sealed jar for up to two weeks. What more could you ask for in a snack?
Taco seasoning mix is easy to make at home if you have the right spices. Also, you can eat ‘avocado tacos’, which are gluten-free and dairy-free, if you replace the taco shells with avocado halves.
If you’ve gotten yourself in a bit of a lunch routine and don’t know what new combos to try, then let’s get you out of it! Try this complete dish of pork chops with spinach and roasted cauliflower, and you’re all set!
