Quick Primal Meals page

[SK1]

Hey Guys!


I was sitting at work yesterday thinking I had nothing left to eat at home and I needed to go to the grocery store, then remembered I had chicken breast and avocado...so I looked online for chicken/avocado recipes and found/customized a really simple and delicious primal meal last night so just wanted to share.


1 organic chicken breast pan fried in Coconut Oil, rubbed with ground black pepper, a pinch of chili powder, and a pinch of cumin


Topping:


1 avocado


1 or 2 squirts of fresh squeezed lime juice


Some chopped raw onion


1/2 a raw tomato, chopped


a pinch of sea salt and black pepper


Mix all topping ingredients together, put over chicken breast, and voila! A quick and flavorful primal meal, took about 15 minutes total, with tons of room for customization.


Anyone have any other suggestions for time-limited folks such as myself?

[BarbeyGirl]

I've been making this Primal Hamburger Casserole a lot lately. Takes about 10 minutes. http://inthenightlife.blogspot.com/2...casserole.html

[crunchysue]

Nice blog, @BarbeyGirl! I'm going to have to make that hamburger casserole when my meat fast is over.

[PrimalGoddess]

toss a steak on the BBQ and have a salad on the side

quick and easy

[BarbeyGirl]

Hey, thanks, crunchysue! It is yummy...hmmm...think I'll make it for lunch tomorrow...

[Catalina]

I've been doing a ground beef curry that maba wrote about--just onion browned in coconut oil with curry, garam masala, and ginger, add ground beef (and I add chopped tomatoes and a package of spinach). Fast, easy, and tasty--sometimes I top it with a dollop of yogurt.


(maba, forgive me if I've totally destroyed the original curry recipe!!)

[Griff]

@Catalina (and maba!): I think I love you. I made something similar to what you listed for dinner tonight, and it came out great! I added pine nuts for crunch, but they soaked up some of the oil and almost tasted like corn kernels. Om nom NOM. My husband loved it too. Thank you for this suggestion!

[OnTheBayou]

Lamb burger. Ground lamb, not cheap, $6.50/lb at Publix, but OTOH, no bones. So for lamb, it comes out OK. Plus it's grass fed and presumably no hormones or other crapola.

[kuno1chi]

*Sirloin steak, pan-fried.

*Steamed Cauliflower with lots of pastured butter, salt and curry powder.


*michelob ultra <ducking!>