Monthly Archives: January 2011

Teriyaki Meatballs

This one is great to throw together on a weekend around lunch time and leave cooking all afternoon for dinner.  It is also a popular potluck dish, and makes plenty of servings for just such an occasion…or make it for yourself and have lots of extra for lunches.  Best of all, you can adjust the both the meatballs and the sauce with other “Asian” ingredients to increase the variety of this meal just about any way you want.

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Dijon Grilled Round Steak

In keeping with our “quick and easy” streak this week, here’s a great recipe that’s easy to throw together last minute with great results.  If you plan it right, you will also make use of some leftover sauce from one of our other meals this week – making it even easier to get this from the fridge to the table in no time at all.

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Paleo Dump Soup

You have heard of dump cake? Well this is dump soup!  You basically just dump everything into the crockpot and walk away.  In a few hours, you have a delicious soup ready to eat!

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Grilled Salmon with Coconut Dijon Sauce

This is a super-simple and super-quick recipe for a weeknight when you don’t have a lot of time to prep and still want a meal with lots of flavor.  The sauce is made while the fish is on the grill, and requires only a few simply ingredients that should be in the pantry of any primal cook.  In the process of making this dish, you’ll also have the base for a sauce that would go great with just about any seafood or light meat combination you can think of (grilled pork, fried chicken, scallops – you name it).  So save the leftovers for lunch, and plan something complimentary in the next couple of nights that’s equally quick to use up the remaining sauce.

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Cool Cucumber Avocado Dressing

This recipe makes a nice refreshing dressing for salad, or a great dip for fresh veggies.  It’s ready in a matter of minutes, and will keep in the refrigerator for several days, so you can make an extra large batch and use it for several meals…if it lasts that long!

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Fried Turkey Tenders with Mushroom Wine Sauce

Here is a great tasting meal that is quick and easy to make.  Kids will like the fact these are little finger-food sized pieces of fried turkey (even if you do insist they eat them with a fork).  And if your kids are a bit picky about the “M” word, you can simply forgo the sauce on their plates – it just means more of the good stuff for yourselves!

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Thai Curry Casserole

We found this recipe in a recent copy of our local “free” paper and immediately saw the potential…to tweak it.  There are a lot of things that might be considered “out of the ordinary” going into this dish, so it’s easiest to just name it for the primary spice mix that is used to flavor it.  Don’t let that fool you.  Instead, follow along for a great all-in-one meal that will taste as good the next day for leftovers as it will straight out of the oven.

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