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Here is the recipe I used for the pizza crust-- super easy and not a lot of ingredients. We used whole milk mozzarella and shredded it in the processor. When spreading out, make sure your hands are wet and you'll want to make it thin. NOT too thin, but thin.
Enjoy!! HERE ya go. |
Here is the recipe for the shredded raw sweet potato salad.
Raw Sweet Potato Salad with Curry Almond Sauce Prep time: 15 minutes Serving size: 3 main or 6 side dishes Ingredients:
ahk- Thanks for posting the pizza crust recipe, it looks good. |
I have a question--
Is anyone have weird reactions to night shades (eggplant, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, paprika, etc)? If so, all or just some? Curious. Not sure this is really a question for HP/LC but it does re: Paleo/Primal ways of eating-- so anyone? |
I have been getting the Adkins frozen dinners,I am surprised at how good they are,it makes it easyer to watch the carbs.
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I just saw this. Not sure how I missed it. At any rate, the night shades are well known for causing inflammation, (I almost typed inflation! Lol) as well as other not so pleasant side effects due to their toxicity levels. GI tract disturbances, arthritis, insomnia etc.
I have cut way back on how much of them I eat, and I make certain to only eat from one in that family at a time, no mixing. I hate that too because I love eggplant, tomatoes, and peppers. Here is an article you may find interesting that talks about the nightshades and suggests a 3 month challenge to see if they are a problem for you. http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/lin...d-inflammation Quote:
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Cucumber-Fene
Cucumber-Fennel Salad with Herbed Goat Yogurt
I made this yesterday and it was good. I substituted goat yogurt with plain Kefir and added crumbled goat cheese. Very good if you like fennel. |
We're going to be starting the Whole30 in September.
Has anyone attempted or thought about doing something like it? Don't know what it is? Take a look here. |
Zucchini Noodles and Grilled Shrimp with Lemon Basil Dressing
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P.S. The link didn't work for some reason. Maybe this one will. http://whatsgabycooking.com/zucchini.../#.U-Ak5qOorjA |
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I usually have my zoodles cold, but am anxious to try this recipe. I think I'll give it a try this weekend. Thanks again, Jesse. |
This salad is great as is, with chicken or turkey instead of the bacon, or without any meat and really quick and easy to make if you have a food processor.
http://pinchofyum.com/bacon-and-brussel-sprout-salad Orema - You're welcome. :) I usually have my zoodles raw, but will do a quick blanching on occasion. I think this recipe would be good chilled. Let me know if you decide to try it that way. |
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As for me, I am still eating high protein/ low carbs, but leaning away from Paleo and more towards a Mediterranean way of eating. I've upped the higher protein veggies, especially raw, and eat less meat than I was eating. Also, getting back into making and drinking green drinks. Love them! |
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Things are going good-- but feel we've fallen off the path of good eats. I mean we eat good, but need to be more on path. We were either going to attempt the 21dsd (21 day sugar detox) or whole 30. My lady, thinks the whole 30 will work better for us, even though I feel both are practically the same just one is 1 week longer. :| All this talk about veggie noodles-- I love my spiralizer. Weekly, I make 2 yams, 1 onion, 2 large zucchinis --- place in oven with coconut oil, onion/garlic powder, and fresh thyme. I normally just eat them in the morning with a few fried eggs and meat. I also love zucchini noodles with fresh marinara or sauteed with garlic/onion. So whats the "Mediterranean way of eating" ? and why the change? PS. Of course, I'll let you know how things go with the Whole30. I am wanting to keep a journal of the changes and recipes we use. |
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The reason for the change is that I haven't been handling my food choices properly. Being single and living alone, is more difficult for me as far as planning meals and cooking like I used to do when there were more mouths to feed. The reason for the Mediterranean way of eating is that I find it to be a very clean, well rounded diet; it has lots of fresh veggies, lean meat or fish, fresh fruits etc. So basically a lot of "live" foods. I have loads more energy, it's easy enough to throw a stir fry together, or grill a piece of chicken/fish and toss a salad. I am mixing it up between healthy high carb days and low carb days to boost my metabolism and it is working. I am losing lbs and inches and have a lot more energy. It just feels like a natural way to eat, at least for me it does. So, not a huge change really, just a bit cleaner as a way of taking better care of me. |
Sardines
Here's a recipe I like for lunch or dinner.
A can of boneless, skinless sardines in olive oil 1 or 2 boiled eggs crumbled on top Chopped green onions Seasoned with chili flakes, salt, pepper |
Quick and easy zucchini noodles
You probably tried this or a variation of it:
Zucchini Noodles Pesto Sauce (I buy it in the jar) Crumbled Feta Cheese (the feta works with the pesto) Cherry Tomatoes (cut in half) Mix together and enjoy. I really like this. It's quick, easy, and I usually have it cold. Sometimes I make it at work for lunch or I'll have it for dinner. |
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Anyway, thanks again and good luck if you and your mate do the Whole30 in September. |
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I've been reading the book to- how you like it? |
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I haven't started reading the book. Will crack it open this weekend. And I have signed up on the web site. I've been low carbing it off and on for awhile and would like to try this. My blood type is O so this way of eating should suit me well. We'll see. |
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