Living in San Diego, you could say that Cinco de Mayo is a pretty big deal around these parts. All over the city – and pretty much the rest of the US – folks will be gladly using this holiday to eat vast quantities of guacamole and drink lots of tequila. I hate tequila. It … Continue reading »
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Watermelon Mojito Salad
It’s rare that I drink these days…it’s pretty counterproductive to my training and makes me sleep like crap. That doesn’t mean that I don’t think about it sometimes – and occasionally it’s a bit longingly. The other day, I thought of one of my BFF Greg and our Thelma and Louise inspired road trip last … Continue reading »
Easy Paleo Meals 018: Spinach Avocado Lime Salad
Spinach + tomato + cucumber + sweet onion + avocado + cilantro + olive oil + lime juice
Garlic Pistachio Broccoli Rabe
Before we dive into this recipe, let’s learn a little bit about this misunderstood vegetable: broccoli rabe (pronounced like “rob”) isn’t actually broccoli at all! Rather, it’s closely related to mustard greens. It’s also commonly called rapini in Italian cuisine. So confusing, right? I saw broccoli rabe hiding among the other greens in the organic … Continue reading »
Grass-Fed Tallow Balm
Here at Stupid Easy Paleo, it’s very rare that I do non-food posts, but I think this one fits in well with my audience and my philosophy so I’m sharing it with you all. Trying to live a more simple life in terms what I put in my body is nothing new to me, but … Continue reading »
Artichoke Fennel Salad
This is a light salad chock full of tasty veggies that’s perfect for pairing with chicken or fish. The fennel is crispy, the artichoke hearts are tangy, and the parsley makes it fresh. This is easy to double and take to a party. Prep time: 10 min Cook time: 0 min Makes: ~3-4 cups Ingredients: … Continue reading »
Rosemary Garlic Roasted Potatoes
White potatoes have been making their way onto my menu more recently as a post-workout (PWO) carb replacement. I know…Paleo purists are probably somewhat horrified right now, but the fact remains that potatoes of all kinds contain glucose which is preferable to fructose (the sugar found in fruit) for muscle glycogen replenishment. While white potatoes … Continue reading »
Grilled Rack of Lamb
Baaaaaaaa! Lamb is delicious. My buddy Trish arrived to my house a few weeks ago with two choice looking racks of lamb…the deal was that if she brought the meat, I’d do the cooking (I love that kind of dinner!). The marinade / sauce was the key to these little guys tasting so damn good, … Continue reading »
Cauliflower Mash
Oh, cauliflower. I have tried so many times to like you. With your rich amounts of Vitamin C and other important nutrients, in addition to your kindness to the waistline (a mere 30 calories per cup), you’d think I would have been able to love you by now. Boiled, sauteed, and steamed…not a single preparation … Continue reading »
Holy Guacamole Salad
I’ll admit it: I love the Food Network. While I’m more drawn to shows like Chopped! and Iron Chef America, I decided to watch an old episode of Barefoot Contessa yesterday. Normally, Ina’s food isn’t really up my alley but her recipe for Guacamole Salad spoke to me right away. Only bummer…it wasn’t paleo. A … Continue reading »