A coconut flour pizza that was posted on MDA! Because its pizza of course![]()
My favorite paleo recipe is apple cinnamon chicken because it is fast and easy to make and it tastes delicious, almost like a dessert.
Directions: Slice up chicken, cook in frying pan with coconut oil. Shred and apple into pan with grater and season with cinnamon. Enjoy!
A coconut flour pizza that was posted on MDA! Because its pizza of course![]()
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Turkey Squash Chilli
I have various methods of making this but essentially, it's ...
Brown off some diced turkey (and optionally chicken) with a chopped onion
Boil some squash and puree it
Pour in a carton of chopped tomatoes, some chillies, garlic, ginger, ground coriander, optionally cumin and sea salt.
Stir in the pureed squash
Toss in a chopped bell pepper
Reduce
Eat
Love it! Quick, easy, nutritious, medicinal (more so with a sprinkle of turmeric) and seriously flavoursome.
Accompany with wilted spinach, over tenderstem broccoli, glob of probiotic natural yoghurt on top ... what a feast! Eat as much as you want until full, leftovers make great lunch.
I have literally thousands of recipes, but my favorite still remains a 1" thick rib eye on the grill (med-rare) with a slab of butter on top as a finisher. Why? Because the grilled fat is absolutely heavenly.
Recipe wise, I have a pressure cooker recipe that is great in the winter months: "Berried Treasure" Pork Chops
Brown chops in butter. Deglaze cooker with unsweetened cranberry juice. Add a can of whole cranberry sauce, balsamic vinegar, lemon juice and a bunch of sweet potatoes peeled and cut into large cubes. Nestle chops on top. Cook at 15psi for 6-8 minutes depending on how thick the chops are and how big the potato chunks are. Use natural release method to cool (can simmer sauce to reduce further into a GREAT gravy). YUM. I will look for an alternative to canned sauce this year. I'll just be making my own cranberry sauce. I have a favorite recipe for that, too!
Why? It is a comfort meal and very quick. Makes good left overs.
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Take a whole coho salmon, dry off with a paper towel, pepper and salt the cavity, shop up some leaves and unusable ends of the celery + onions onto a huge sheet of parchment/wax paper, put salmon up top, dab a few dabs of coconut oil over, roll the wax paper around (and use extra sheet if it's sticking out, use ties to secure if you have to), slide on a baking sheet and bake in a preheated 425 degrees F oven for 45 min. Open the paper envelope, and broil to crisp (but not burn) the skin for 4 or so min.
Let rest for as long as you can keep the family at bay. Eat with skin, and buttered veggies from underneath or, my personal fav - fresh salsa(!!!). Save the rest for adding in soups, salads or crisping up in fat.
Salmon. Heaven.
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I'm relatively new to the primal scene, but here's my newest fav (as of last night)
Primal Chipotle Peppers
Chicken tomato and chile stuffed peppers, smothered with cheese on top.
1 orange bell pepper per person, cored
Chopped Chicken
Tomato
Onion, Garlic
Chipotle Pepper as desired
Cheese
Saute garlic and onions in butter, then add tomato and cook it down a bit. Fry chicken in coconut oil, add to tomato mixture. Stir in chipotle and other seasonings for desired heat and flavor. Stuff Peppers with mixture and top with cheese in abundance. Bake at 350 till peppers are soft. Serve with side salad or broccoli.
Caution. Will knock socks off.
That Apple Cinnamon Chicken sounds great. I think I'll be trying that out this weekend.
Nice, fatty steak or hamburger cooked over charcoal grill.
Seriously, I like it really simple. Grilled salmon with onions, butter and some chopped walnuts is awesome.