May 2013
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March 2013
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Lemongrass Meatballs
When I’m eating at home, I do my best to control my portions…because I have zero self control outside of my own kitchen.  I wanted to use the flavorful lemongrass we picked up at the farmer’s market last weekend, and since ground beef was up in the rotation, I decided to improvise meatballs.  This was super easy! Lemongrass Meatballs 1 lb of ground beef 2 stalks...
Mar 21st
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It's been a while
Well hello there!  It’s been so long since I last wrote a legit post that I nearly forgot my password to log into tumblr.  Yikes.  I’ve been traveling a lot for work, and when I’m home, it’s been a lot of eating in restaurants and not a lot of paleo.  Needless to say, I’ve been feeling a little sluggish lately and need to get my paleo groove back.  Here are two yummy...
Mar 11th
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February 2013
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January 2013
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Jan 23rd
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Praise the Lard!
Seriously, how awesome is this t-shirt? My amazing in-laws got one for me after we first shared the lard-love as a souvenir from our San Fran trip in 2011.  I’m going to be rocking this all spring/summer. Unfortunately my dinner tonight doesn’t really keep with the lard theme.  Except that I trimmed most of the fat from a chuck roast to make it….   Thai Green Curry Beef...
Jan 22nd
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Parsnip Pappardelle
Sometimes I just need a mechanism for delivering a savory meat sauce to my belly, and after indulging in some [non-paleo] pappardelle bolognese in Italy, I was inspired to clean up my act for home-use.  Bring on the y-peeler and 3 parsnips!  I sauteed the parsnips in a little ghee and added chopped mini-bell peppers.  The perfect delivery mechanism for a ground-beef meat sauce that had been...
Jan 15th
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Golden-Globe Winning Chicken
I’ve been in heaven over the roast chicken I made tonight.  Pretty sure Nick is sick of me saying over and over again how amazing this was…so now you all get to read it!   A friend suggested I try the recipe after I realized I didn’t have half the ingredients for the recipe I had originally planned to make.  I’m making this all the time now!  It was SO easy (even a...
Jan 14th
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Roast Pork in a flash
Lately I’ve just been posting pictures of my dinners without fun, witty commentary because by the time I get home from work, cook dinner, and eat it, it’s about 9 pm…and writing a post at 9 pm is not as high on my to-do list as checking facebook a million times or watching my DVR.  Tonight, I’m procrastinating packing for an overnight trip to Houston, so seems...
Jan 9th
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December 2012
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Daily Pork
I’m a loyal reader of Mark’s Daily Apple (among many other paleo blogs), and I earmarked this recipe a while ago.  Basically forgot about it until today, and I wish I’d remembered it sooner!  Really delicious and savory, not to mention easy to make. Slow-Cooked Coconut Ginger Pork
Dec 19th
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Fan favorite
I love a good “know it by heart” recipe, and this is definitely one of my favorites.  I took my Thai Basil Pork, added some extra veggies, and served it in lettuce cups with avocado.   Delicious!
Dec 18th
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Dec 9th
Local grassfed wagyu beef: some things are too delicious for a picture
Dec 6th
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Loving Lemongrass
I love the depth of flavor that lemongrass adds to an otherwise very regular dish, so I scooped some up at the farmers market this weekend and set to work on google looking for ideas.  I found this recipe and made it tonight, leaving out the potato starch.  It was a keeper for sure!
Dec 4th
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A Bold New Brisket
Lately every meat dish I’ve tried to make in the slow cooker has come out dry…probably because after the 4-6 hours of slow cooking, the dish sits there for another 6 hours until I come home from work.  So we decided to make brisket in the oven, the “old fashioned” way.  I scored some more Salt Lick garlic dry rub during my last visit to Austin, so that was the rub we used....
Dec 3rd
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November 2012
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Tartufo
During my time in Italy, I rekindled my massive love affair with truffles.  I cannot get enough of them - truffles in a jar, truffle oil, truffle salt…I love it all.  It was a drizzly day in Charlotte today, so I was craving an Italian-style dinner (because 10 days of eating in Italy wasn’t enough)…bring on the truffles!  I sauteed kale, asparagus, mushrooms, and onions in...
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Nov 20th
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Ciao Chow
My dear followers, Project Paleo is escaping Thanksgiving this year!  I am heading off to Italy with my family for 10 days.  This is by far the most time I’ve taken off of work - so excited and nervous.  I can’t promise I won’t eat pasta while I’m there (I believe “when in Rome” applies more than ever here), but I can promise I’ll be partaking in lots of...
Nov 15th
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Nov 13th
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Recycled Genius
That picture I posted last night of the slow cooker sirloin roast was deceptive: I didn’t admit that it came out dry.  Lately most of my slow cooker roasts have come out dry, despite cooking them in liquid, basting them, etc.  Hmph.  However, re-invention is a wonderful thing, and tonight Nick found a great recipe online for us to recycle our leftovers into something really delicious.  The...
Nov 8th
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Nov 7th
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