Trying a Whole30® can be a great way to refresh your diet or routine. If you’re already busy or overloaded with life, you might wonder how you have enough time to do even more prepping or cooking.
The Whole30 diet means doing 30 days (or longer) of a restricted version of Paleo. Any added sweeteners, even those that are Paleo, are not allowed, and neither are Paleo baked goods or alcohol. Foods like soy, dairy, grains, and other non-Paleo foods are definitely off the table. While it can feel restrictive, it’s only for a month—and it’s a great way to give yourself a dietary reset.
Whole30 recipes don’t have to be time-intensive or complicated. These 17 recipes are the perfect way to maximize your time in the kitchen. Even if you hate cooking, these easy Whole30 recipes are so delicious, you’ll keep eating them long after your 30 days are up.
1. Silky Dark Chocolate Avocado Truffles
You don’t need sugar to enjoy a Whole30 dessert. These deliciously dark chocolate truffles are a bite of silky perfection.
Elevate dinner with these hassle-free zesty steak and avocado bites. With a total prep and cook time of less than 25 minutes, it’ll be the least stressful part of your day.
This Paleo, grain-free ramen is the perfect cup of comfort after a chaotic day. With just the perfect amount of heat, this will satisfy any takeout craving.
Skip the takeout junk and enjoy a delicious, almost-feels-like-cheating homemade fried rice instead. It’s made with cauliflower and bacon for a hearty, simple dish.
Chicken salad is the best because you can prep a big batch and eat it all week for lunch. Pair it with lettuce wraps or your favorite Whole30 crackers for an effortless meal.
Pasta night doesn’t have to be off the table on Whole30 thanks to this wonderful veggie noodle dish. Plus, you’re getting most of your day’s worth of veggies packed with a ton of flavor.
Thanks again to Aimee McNew from Paleohacks.com. Interested in seeing a certain recipe or roundup of a certain category—Whole30, Primal or Primal-keto? Let us know below!