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Showing posts with label Paleo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paleo. Show all posts

Friday, August 1, 2014

Getting creative

The last paleo dessert I made took one and a half hours. So I studied the cookbooks and decided to get creative.

I melted some Paleo approved chocolate in the microwave. Enough to cover the bottom of a glass container. I stirred it up and added walnuts, coconut, dried pineapple and papaya. I stirred this together, poured onto parchment paper and stuck in the refrigerator.

This only took a few minutes, and I did it while our fish baked. It's not glamorous, but if you need a sweet treat, I think it'll hit the spot for you.




Enjoy!

Monday, July 28, 2014

Paleo Pancakes

Sunday morning I got up earlier than usual to make a special breakfast before church. Scott is home for the summer and often eats a Poptart on his way to church because it's one morning he can sleep a little longer. I had to do some talking to convince him it'd be worth getting up a little earlier to eat breakfast.

The recipe is simple. Mash a banana and mix well with two eggs. I sprayed the pan with Pam, but a friend later suggested cooking them in coconut oil which I think would have made them even better.

The pancakes turned out light and delicious. If you like crepes, this would also work by making them a tad thinner when you pour.

This recipe will definitely go on my keeper list. Let me know how you like them if you try this recipe. I don't think you'll be disappointed!



Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Paleo Update

I've been living the Paleo lifestyle for almost two weeks now.

No sugar, except in fruits.

I'm drinking almond milk instead of cow milk.

I went to the grocery store and shopped mainly in the produce section and the meat section. I made a short stop at the aisle with maple syrup and honey. Did you all know real maple syrup costs $22.00 for a little jug? Shocker. I didn't buy it, but I did buy a small jar of honey.

Day two and three I felt nauseous and contacted a Paleo expert. She suggested it was the toxins leaving my body and adjusting to the healthier food I was eating. A few days later I did feel better.

Here's a yummy salad I ate while out of town at a tennis match.


I've discovered eating out isn't as hard as I imagined it would be.

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