Primal eating & Living a busy life page 2

[Drumroll]

I eat one meal a day in the evening, so it's not really an issue for me. IF has made living primal quite a bit easier.

[PaleoBlog]

As others have said, cooking in large quantities is immensely helpful for being prepared later on. Getting a big slow cooker will allow you to cook a lot of food at once. Some good tuperware or pyrex containers to take with you on the go and you should be prepared.

I wrote this post about paleo leftovers yesterday.

[casophylip]

I also like cocoa nibs and coconut manna for a sweet treat

[Ollie]

Cheers guys. I MUST get a crock pot. Sounds like a worthy investment. Love the idea of putting meat, veg, broth, etc in there and coming home to a slow cooked meal. Yummy and time saving!

[peril]

Rethink your life. Being overly busy is not primal

[Ollie]

Any advice on a good one guys?

[Ollie]

Rethink your life. Being overly busy is not primal

I'd go crazy if I wasn't busy.

[magnolia1973]

Then be busy with good stuff! Cooking, gardening etc.

For me, I use my weekends to prepare for the week. I shop for food, decide lunches and dinners for the week and generally prepare. Crockpot is great. As is having a plan. Then I know what to thaw for the grill. I also know what nights I have more time to make dinner and when I have less time.

[magnolia1973]

I also multi-task.
Here are a few meals I pull off while doing other things:
Meat and Three « maggie's feast

And here are some other quick meals:
Make it snappy! « maggie's feast

[PaleoBlog]

Any advice on a good one guys?

I recently got this one, and it's awesome!

Wolfgang Puck 6-Qt. Electronic Multi-Cooker with Dual Heating Elements

Comes with a few different settings and the interface is very easy to navigate. A nice feature is that it comes with a separator so you can cook different things at the same time.