Sweet potatoes aren't bad for you, and they are tasty.
There's no additional sugar in here, just spices, salt & pepper, olive oil, and some lime. Yum!
Roasted Sweet Potatoes with Star Anise, Ginger and Lime (courtesy of TheKitchn)
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Hot Links: Baked Jalapeno Poppers
Check this out!
http://coconutlime.blogspot.com/2009/10/smoked-gouda-ham-jalapeno-poppers.html
Soooo I was thinking about this person's recipe, and I think I will try it, but not bread the peppers, because, well, I can't eat bread! :)
The cheese in the filling is not strict Paleo, but if you take these to a party and don't eat them all yourself, I think you'll be fine. Moderation, right?
http://coconutlime.blogspot.com/2009/10/smoked-gouda-ham-jalapeno-poppers.html
Soooo I was thinking about this person's recipe, and I think I will try it, but not bread the peppers, because, well, I can't eat bread! :)
The cheese in the filling is not strict Paleo, but if you take these to a party and don't eat them all yourself, I think you'll be fine. Moderation, right?
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Hot Links: Meal-in-a-Bag
This is a blog that I have in my Google Reader, "Paleo-Zone".
This guy, Steve, does Crossfit, and eats Paleo. Paleo Good. Crossfit Good. Moog like lift heavy sticks off ground. It make Moog hungry. Moog need food.
Check this out: http://stevepaleo.blogspot.com/2009/09/introducing-bison-paleopak.html
The reason I like Steve's idea here is that it is convenient. I would probably go so far as to keep one in my purse or work bag. And they would definitely work for a day hike / ski trip nibble to keep you going.
I might actually cut it up into smaller portions - 1 or 2 blocks to use as a snack.
And if you can't find bison, a good quality local beef jerky works, in my opinion.
This guy, Steve, does Crossfit, and eats Paleo. Paleo Good. Crossfit Good. Moog like lift heavy sticks off ground. It make Moog hungry. Moog need food.
Check this out: http://stevepaleo.blogspot.com/2009/09/introducing-bison-paleopak.html
The reason I like Steve's idea here is that it is convenient. I would probably go so far as to keep one in my purse or work bag. And they would definitely work for a day hike / ski trip nibble to keep you going.
I might actually cut it up into smaller portions - 1 or 2 blocks to use as a snack.
And if you can't find bison, a good quality local beef jerky works, in my opinion.
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