Also check out Gianni's website.
There's a lot of great paleo content on the web today. There's also a lot of recipes that are not marketed as paleo, but do fit a paleo lifestyle. The idea of this blog is to provide you with great YouTube recipes that are compatible with the paleo lifestyle.
I myself, for example, eat grain free, except for white rice; eat legumes very rarely; eat a substantial amount of dairy (full fat yoghurts and cheese) when I feel like it and because I tolerate it; binge-eat potatoes when I exercise a lot. But this of course does not fit everyone's lifestyle, compatibilities, and preferences. So, I've tagged each recipe with the relevant food so you can select your favorite recipes yourself.
Enjoy!
I myself, for example, eat grain free, except for white rice; eat legumes very rarely; eat a substantial amount of dairy (full fat yoghurts and cheese) when I feel like it and because I tolerate it; binge-eat potatoes when I exercise a lot. But this of course does not fit everyone's lifestyle, compatibilities, and preferences. So, I've tagged each recipe with the relevant food so you can select your favorite recipes yourself.
Enjoy!
Showing posts with label eggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eggs. Show all posts
Jan 20, 2014
Gianni's Frittata
Another great recipe by Gianni. Of course the paleo community is pretty big on frittatas anyway, but this one is pretty awesome, especially when you can find the Italian fennel sausages! Enjoy.
Also check out Gianni's website.
Also check out Gianni's website.
Jan 19, 2014
Crab Stuffed Deviled Eggs - Deviled Eggs with Crab Recipe by chef John/Food Wishes
Eggplant Parmigiana by Gianni
Gianni is an Italian-American guy from San Francisco who does some great Italian cooking on YouTube. He makes some great paleo recipes when you avoid his (although great looking) pastas, pizzas, and stuffed noodles.
In his Eggplant Parmigiani you just have to substitute the suggested canola oil for olive oil and you're good to go!
In his Eggplant Parmigiani you just have to substitute the suggested canola oil for olive oil and you're good to go!
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