Everyday Paleo
I am looking for the most bang for my cookbook dollarI've "The Practical Paleo" on the way. I've held off on Mark's cookbook since I am still working my way through the free cookbooks he makes available. Eventually I will get it. Are there any others that would be useful? I don't have a large budget so recommendations are really helpful.
Everyday Paleo
Age 47
Start date: 7-5-12
5'3"
118lbs
GOAL: to live to be a healthy and active 100
"In health there is freedom. Health is the first of all liberties."
Henri Frederic Amiel
The cheapest way? Check your local library. If they don't have the book you want, ask about doing an interlibrary loan to get it.
That being said...I love Everyday Paleo. I'm currently reading Practical Paleo.
I have a...mild...obsession with cookbooks. Even so, most of the new recipes I try are from blogs, not cookbooks.
Most people don't realize how much energy it takes for me to pretend to be normal.
If I wanted to listen to an asshole, I'd fart.
Twibble's Twibbly Wibbly
Another place web site is Punchfork and just select paleo from the list.
You are what you eat, so only eat the best!
I have all of the sites bookmarked, and print out my favorites. I'm partial to having it all sitting in front of me on paper.
I share the cookbook obsession with others! Many cookbooks have Paleo-ready recipes. My latest is "Goat- Meat Milk Cheese" by Bruce Weinstein/Mark Scarbrough.seriously. Goat is good.
Age 47
Start date: 7-5-12
5'3"
118lbs
GOAL: to live to be a healthy and active 100
"In health there is freedom. Health is the first of all liberties."
Henri Frederic Amiel
Paleo Comfort Foods! That's my absolute favorite paleo cookbook:
Paleo Comfort Foods: Homestyle Cooking for a Gluten-Free Kitchen: Julie Sullivan Mayfield,Charles Mayfield,Mark Adams,Robb Wolf: 9781936608935: Amazon.com: Books
I find it to be one of those few cookbooks where I actually want to make everything in it, as opposed to just a couple of recipes, so I definitely think it's worth the money.