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After 6 months in paleo I realized that I definitely need new impulses and ideas for paleo-recipes - I already own 3 paleo-recipe books, but I would like to know your daily dishes. So I thought we could start an idea-forum here. We don't need to inculde the recipes here, but maybe it is a good inspiration for the undecided :)

Ok, my turn: Today's Dishes Breakfast: 4 scrambled eggs with grass-fed beef and galia melon. Dinner: 4 hard boiled eggs, 1 avocado Lunch: Salad with self-made oil-lemon-dressing and fresh salmon (we have a great fish-market close to my house)

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Yesterday

  • B: Coffee
  • L: Three poached eggs over creamed spinach
  • S: Veggie crackers (no time to make my own right now so I am using Lydia's Organics Luna Nori crackers) with homemade yoghurt tzadziki spread and a bottle of Komucha.
  • D: Zucchini pasta with flank steak
  • S: Coconut cream and chocolate candy

Today

  • B: Coffee and poached eggs with caramelized onions and sauerkraut
  • L: Leftover zucchini pasta with flank steak
  • S: Veggie crackers
  • D: Cabbage salad with bacon
  • S: Drained yogurt with berries.
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Depends on what I'm up to - lifting/CrossFit, easy walking the dog, being lazy, what the weather is like. All my nutrition is solid but will fluctuate depending on my output and surroundings.

Yesterday I cruised through:

A banana, two eggs, roasted Japanese sweet potato, braised kale, an heirloom orange, a few big bites of dark chocolate, an iced coffee, hot mint tea, a wedge of meatza, iced mint tea - I really like tea!, seared steak/tomatoes/avocado/kale with jalapeno and lime, sheeps milk yogurt with blackberries and raspberries. Water was probably about 2L total.

It was an easy eating day as its hot here where I am, the hunger was stifled a bit :)

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Breakfast - Coffee

Morning Tea - Coffee

Lunch - Salad (lettuce, cucumber, tomato, carrot, mushroom, capsicum), cottage cheese, my tuna mix (100g tuna, avocado, jalapeƱo sauce, lemon juice, spring onion, ton of pepper, yum).

Afternoon Tea - Coffee

Dinner - Pork Curry, Steamed vegies

Snack - Lindt 85%

Supper - Decaf, Yoghurt & GF Muesli

My food intake for today is very low. I am sick with the man flu and haven't exercised a week or so. Trying to keep my calories fairly low.

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Lol... I am totally into Lindt chocolate :) – Cavewoman Apr 17 2012 at 11:28
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The man flu? As opposed to bird flu or sine flu? 8) – Ali Apr 17 2012 at 13:23
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I got sine flu in high school and had to take Trigonometry twice. : ( – Marcy Apr 17 2012 at 13:26
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Oh, the man flu is in a category all its own... – DanielleO812 Apr 17 2012 at 14:44
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Men get the man flu, Women get a cold. Man flu is much, much worse and involves a lot more whinging. – peter Apr 17 2012 at 22:56
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Yesterday:

Breakfast: Tea (I skip it)

Lunch: this:

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(Salmon, baked in a foil with Tomatoes, Zucchini and Olives, Asparagus in Herbal Omelette on the side.

Dinner: Salad with Eggs and Sausage.

Snack: 4 Brazil Nuts, Berrys with White Cheese and Cocoa Nibs

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I don't know exactly what I'll eat today, but yesterday:

Breakfast: whole milk latte Lunch: shawarma plate (beef/lamb, rice, veggies) Dinner: 4 oz beef, half a head of lettuce, half a cucumber, 1/2 cup greek yogurt, 1 tomato, 3 carrots, 8 oz mushrooms, 4 ounces carnitas, some olive oil and mustard. Evening: 2 cups of coffee with cream.

Cronometer says it's a low (~50%) on C, E, and Mg, but otherwise all bases covered.

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Breakfast - Freshly ground and newly roasted organic Coffee, fermented cod liver oil, high vitamin butter oil, a tablespoon coconut oil. All organic.

Lunch - lightly fried (in ghee): 4 eggs, tomato, onion from the garden, garlic, broccoli, herb salt, black pepper, dried oregano topped with gruyere and arugula. on the side: kimchi and fermented red cabbage. kiwi afterwards. everything organic.

Afternoon snack - a few pieces of 70 % valrhona chocolate, apple and banana and raw carrot with herb salt on. All organic.

Dinner - Lamb stew: lamb on the bone prefried in coconut fat and then boiled with potatoes, carrot, cauliflower, onion, garlic, chili peppers, heaps of different spices, a couple of cranberries and goji berries. Mostly organic.

A short while after dinner - raw home made goat kefir with cinnamon, honey and D/K2 drops, a banana. All organic (except the drops i guess =))

Notes: everything in an 8-10 hour window. Would probably up the carbs for lunch if it was a training day (usually work out on an empty stomach before lunch).

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Disclaimer: Usually I do 2 or maybe 3 larger meals and no snacks, and no dairy but cream for coffee, but I get "grazy" and dairy-crazed when I'm PMSing and just roll with it.

Breakfast: Coffee w/a little cream. Lamb steak with smoked salt and black pepper. Two handfuls of parsley. (supps K-2, krill oil, NAC, Spectra 303-T thyroid support)

Snack: Plain yogurt with freeze-dried blueberry powder. 1/2 banana.

Snack: Almond Nut-thins and some camembert. Vitamineral Earth mixed in hot water.

Dinner: Chicken livers, sweet potato with pan drippings and cinnamon, turkey and muenster roll-ups dipped in mustard, glass of wine. (supps NAC, zinc+copper)

Bedtime: (supps Milk Thistle tincture, Ashwagandha tincture, sublingual magnesium)

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B: Whole organic milk, whey, banana and strawberries

Postwo: whey+maltodex

L: Boar Liver (haunted by my grandfather), white potato and broccoli leaves (my farm)

S: like breakfast

D: Tuna canned oil pack, white potato and broccoli leaves, chicken broth with egg (my farm) and parmesan

Pre-bed: milk

I know today i consume a lot of processed stuff like whey, i consider it my cheat food, i don't have anything other cheat meals since 5 months.

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This is my "hangry PMS menu":

Breakfast: Berries cooked in butter with toasted coconut/almonds/pecans sprinkled over top.

Lunch: Huge-ass salad of romaine, corgette, carrot, radish, tomato, avocado, and leftover chicken thigh shredded in olive oil, balsamic, and zataar.

Snack: Destroyed 1 can of smoked oysters wrapped in bacon. It's that time...

Dinner: Veal cooked in tomatoes, chipotle, splash of red wine, garlic, and lime (my BF calls it "better chili") with some rice and broccoli.

Some dark chocolate, already.

Tea interspersed throughout the day.

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This was over the course of two meals...and isn't my average appetite. Decided to try to gain weight for the day...caffe misto @ Starbucks and butter from the stick really got me.

Breakfast @ 10pm: Ham, 2 eggs, a glass of kefir, cafe misto from Starbucks.

Dinner @ 7pm: Ham, 2 eggs, a glass of kefir, a cup of kale, butter, banana, sweet potato

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Yesterday:

About noon~pastured pork sausage stir fried with baby bok choy, green beans and baby kale topped with two fried eggs from my hens, beet sauerkraut, a few plantain chips...

About five~More stir fried veggies as above(needed to be used up!), brined and roasted chicken thighs, kimchi, and a small amount of bacon fat roasted parsnip chips...

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Try paleo-fying your old favorite foods. Make swedish meatballs with onion instead of breadcrumbs in the meat and a greek yogurt mushroom sauce. Meatloaf and stuffed peppers can be made the same way. A favorite of mine is zucchini pasta, shred your squashies with a veggies peeler down to the seeds, salt them and then put them in a colander with a paper towel and heave object on top. This will press the water out of them so they are like al dente pasta. Rinse after an hour + and lay out on a towel to dry for a few minutes. You dont need to cook these just pour your sauce on top and meat on top...mmmm chicken broccolit mac and cheese.

If you want you can check out my primal journal, I am always posting some interesting food experiments in there, it takes a while to read so skip around to the recipies. I am going to make some protein muffins this week too that are good for grab and go breakfast.

http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum/thread45497.html

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Yesterday//

Breakfast: 3 scrambled eggs with salsa and a glass of iced tea

Snack: handful of walnuts and sugar-free applesauce

Lunch: Leftover grilled hamburger and hot dog, steamed green beans

Dinner: 2 pork chops and steamed broccoli

Snack: dark chocolate

:)

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Yesterday I had:

Breakfast: Coffee! around 2 cups

Post-workout: grilled salmon on top of spicy butternut squash.

Lunch: Tuna with cabbage and leek, radish, tomatoes, courgette and broccoli (all grilled) with mustard, organic cider vinegar and olive oil dressing.

Dinner: Grilled chicken breast with paprika and egg fried cauliflower rice :) (cooked in coconut oil)

Today:

Breakfast: green tea

post-workout: Left over chicken with sweet potatoes and cinnamon

Lunch: carrot and leek omelet topped with cherry tomatoes and crispy bacon

Dinner: grilled turkey with roasted lemon, garlic, herb and coconut oil sprouts

hope this helps!

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Nothing today!

But yesterday I had shredded "Mexican" pork with 2 fried eggs, half an avocado, and a tomato for breakfast.

For dinner I had braised pork chops and apples. :)

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meal 1: homemade beef burger, egg, bacon, whole tomato. coffee w/cream, cup of whole milk kefir.

meal 2: another burger, sweet potato w/coconut oil, cinnamon and a tiny bit of raw honey.

meal 3: apple with cashew butter and a few chocolate covered goji berries.

that's all so far. not sure what i foresee for dinner.

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Breakfast- some egg salad (made w/homemade mayo), a Bubbie's pickle, a slice of liverwurst choked down with 2 slices of bacon. Had english breakfast tea with a little sugar and half & half. Lunch- spring mix/spinach salad with tomato & homemade dressing, grassfed burger with a little cheese & guac Dinner- will be shake with raw milk, whey protein, an egg, coconut cream and a teensy bit of chocolate syrup (my typical dinners are more similar to lunch)

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Yesterday:

Breakfast:

3 hard boiled eggs, cup blackberries

After workout:

Banana and some protein, I forgot

Mid-morning snack:

Sugar Free Red Bull (last ever!) and Enjoy Life's Gluten, Dairy, Nut and Gluten free Dark Chocolate Bar

Lunch:

Pecan Crusted Chicken leftovers

4 chicken breasts 1/2 cup organic spicy brown mustard 2 tbsp raw organic honey 1 cup pecans

Pre heat oven to 350. In a medium sized mixing bowl blend together the mustard and honey. Toss the pecans in a food processor and pulse until the nuts are finely chopped. Pour the chopped pecans either on a plate or in a pie pan if you have one. Using a paper towel, remove any excess moisture from the outside of your chicken breasts. Place the chicken into the mustard/honey mixture and coat on both sides. Transfer chicken to the chopped pecans and again cover both sides. Place coated chicken into a greased glass baking dish (I used a little olive oil spray to cover the bottom of the dish) and sprinkle each chicken breast with just a little sea salt. Bake at 350 for 45 minutes or until the chicken juices run clear.

Dinner:

Chicken Satay

1/2 tsp ground cumin 1/4 tsp salt 3 tbs olive oil, divided 3 tbs lemon juice, divided 4 large boneless, skinless chicken-breasts (about 1 1/2 bs) (or beef) 1 medium-size onion 1/2 cup water 1/4 tsp garlic powder 1/3 cup almond butter

Combine cumin, salt, 2 tbs oil, 2 tbs lemon juice, add chicken and marinate 10 minutes. Broil chicken until tender, flipping when halfway done.

For the sauce: Heat 1 tbs oil over medium heat and saute the onion until golden, stir in water, garlic powder, and 1 tbs lemon juice. Bring to a boil. Remove pan from heat and beat in almond butter until melted. Serve warm. 4 servings.

Late Night Snack-

Baby Zucchini fried in coconut oil and topped with Garlic Salt, Dried Peaches from Trader Joe's

Breakfast:

Chicken Satay leftovers

After Workout:

Medium Banana and 2 Uncured Grass Fed Beef Snack Sticks

Mid Morning Snack -

Naked Peach Coconut Water and Enjoy Life's Gluten, Nut, Soy and Dairy Free Dark Chocolate Bar

Lunch-

Finished off the Chicken Satay (it was just so good!)

Snack - Dried Peach slices, Baby Carrots

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-Banana with almond butter and a small lettuce cup filled with egg salad

-Macadamias and cashews for mid-morning snack with caffeine-free tea

-Pork Tenderloin pan roasted in coconut oil with roasted spiced cauliflower and raw celery and carrots (try your raw veggies with smoked salt. yum!)

-Egg salad in lettuce cups and a slice of prosciutto

-dark chocolate

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Breakfast: coffee, scrambled eggs with pesto and camembert Lunch: Beef jerky and dark chocolate Afternoon tea: an orange Dinner: haven't got there yet, but looking at bbq'd goodness.

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6am: 2 eggs 8.30am (Post-workout): Sweet potato, mashed up with heaps of cinnamon and 180 nutrition coconut protein powder. (amazing) Full milk latte. 1.30pm: Smoked salmon, avocado, snow peas, cucumber and spinach salad with lemon juice. Green tea. 4pm: A carrot 7pm: Very tender lamb casserole with mushrooms, eggplant, broccoli and thickened with a little quinoa.

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  • 6:30 AM Americano with coconut milk and cinnamon

  • 8:00 AM one hamburger patty w/ mustard, about 1/2 cup BBQ pulled pork

  • 12:30 PM medium salad (lettuce, spinach, red onion, carrot, peppers) with blue cheese dressing. Handful of sliced turkey breast

  • 1:30 PM americano with heavy whipping cream

  • 4:30 PM small burger patty with mustard

  • 6:30 PM about 1/2 cup broccoli, 1/2 cup snap peas in butter, one more burger patty

This doesn't seem like a lot of food but I am totally satisfied. 155 1lb woman. 5.4" Pregnant.

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Yesterday:
Meal 1: 4 strips of bacon, kale/collard greens/mustard greens sauteed in the bacon grease, two soy-free eggs fried in ghee, Fage full-fat Greek yogurt, and a couple of Brazil nuts.
Meal 2: Chilean sea bass cooked in Kerrygold butter served with butternut squash mash, broccoli, and an avocado.

Today:
Meal 1: Bison rib eye cooked in coconut oil with carrots and broccoli seasoned with turmeric and paprika, and a couple of Brazil nuts.
Meal 2: Leftover bison rib eye cooked in coconut oil with sweet potato fries drowned in Kerrygold butter.

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Needs more rib-eye. – Phoenix May 2 2012 at 2:52
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Yesterday :

  • A stir-fry with: chicken, shrimp, beef, green and red bell peppers, onions, carrots. Cooked with bacon grease. Spices: salt and pepper, chili paste, garlic, ginger, splash of soy sauce at the end.

  • Beef chuck shoulder pot roast finished in the oven (beef bone broth, salt and pepper, garlic, caramelized onions, paprika, Worcestershire sauce, cooked on beef marrow). Half of roasted acorn squash with butter and salt. Microwaved broccoli.

  • After dinner poor man's cappuccino (strong coffee with hot heavy cream, foamed by pushing french press up and down, lots of spicy cinnamon on top).

Today :

  • Butter shrimp for breakfast (shrimp, 2 sliced red bell peppers, lots of butter, enough to make a sauce, salt and pepper, garlic. Some fresh basil & lime juice at the end).
  • Very thin slices of very spicy marinaded pork chops (chili paste, paprika, salt and pepper, lots of mustard and garlic. God, I miss piri-piri.). Stir fried broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, onions.
  • Slice of bluoooobewwwwy pie!!!
  • And I'm pretty sure I'll dirnk plain black tea later. It's so cold today...
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Breakfast: 5 pieces pastured bacon, 5 pastured eggs (fried in the bacon fat :),) 2 tomatoes, apple, glass of unhomogenized organic milk. Lunch: Organic chicken breast, red pepper, banana, 2-3 tablespoons coconut oil. Snack: 2 cups coffee with tiny amount of honey Dinner: 8oz grassfed steak, 2 potatoes, head of broccoli, all cooked in butter!

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Breakfast: skipped it Today

Lunch: a "Persian-style" grass-fed beef burger grilled with onions (with coconut oil spread on top-- and to prepare you grill burgers in a pot on the grill with onions, oregano and red pepper flakes!), an avocado, a small salad with spinach, red cabbage, green beans, cauliflower, broccoli, apple cider vinegar, and olive oil

Dinner: Halibut, steamed artichoke with olive oil, sweet potato boiled topped with coconut milk and cinnamon

Snack: 3 brazil nuts

Kind of a bland day, but gets me everything I need and tastes great!

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Good day yesterday:

Breakfast- 2 chicken sausages (apple) from TJ microwaved, handful pecans, 4 or 5 organic strawberries

Post Workout- protein shake, amino acids, and 1 banana

Lunch- leftover wild-caught yellow-fin tuna, steamed organic broccoli

Dinner- 1/2 lb chicken strips baked with mushrooms in coconut oil, 1 sweet potato moistened with coconut oil and cinnemon, organic herb mix salad with organic apple cider vinegar

Evening snack- 1 square 85% valrhona (yum!)

supplements am and pm

just need to increase 0-3's but TJ was out of grass-fed beef!

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Yesterday (all ingredients organic):

Breakfast : rooibois tea with coconut milk and cinnamon

Lunch: 3oz meatballs (home made, beef with green onion and cilantro, garlic, salt and pepper) 1 cup kale, 1tbsp extra virgin cold pressed olive oil, 2 tbsp apple cider vinegar

Snack: home made beef and salmon jerky with 1 tbsp cocnut oil ( so great together)

Dinner: cauliflower roasted in the oven with coconut oil, cumin seeds, salt and cayenne, 1/2 a lb ground beef cooked in a pan with curry and 1/2 cup coconut milk added towards the end.

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I am so envious of the coffee drinking that goes on in this place. That said, thanks for some great ideas for meals. <3

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yesterday:

breakfast: Banana pancakes (gaps style) pureed banana, walnuts/almonds, egg, topped with ghee and honey, coffee

lunch: oven roasted chicken thigh/leg, roasted mixed veggies with olive oil and fresh herbs, onion gravy (roasted onions with chicken broth)

dinner: lunch left overs....even better second time around!

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Kelly, your meals sound delicious :) – Cavewoman Apr 17 2012 at 14:22
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