Paleo Talk Episode 10

Wow! Paleo Talk Episode 10! Bring on the glitz and glamor! This is a fun episode. We spend the first segment chatting about what we all have going on from what we’re eating to Paleo Talk Seminar schedules. If you just want to hear the Q&A scroll to about the 10 minute mark. Thank you for all the participation, folks! We couldn’t do it without you. Well, we could but it would be awfully one-sided and dull.

In this episode you will hear about:

  • Leftover avocados. How to keep them from going weird.
  • How did you learn how to cook? How can I better my skills?
  • Do (we) ever eat non-paleo and if so what, and how often?
  • General discouragement. Been doing everything correct but not progressing. What gives?
  • Talkin ’bout bras!
  • Grass-FED beef vs Grass-FINISHED beef. Things to ask your rancher/butcher.

Enjoy!

Two dinners to dish about…

If you haven’t noticed, I have a crock pot obsession.  I work 4 evenings a week, two of these evenings we have our awesome, amazing, CrossFitter babysitter Joye over to watch the boys while John and I are working/training.  Most of these evenings I have dinner waiting for the boys and Joye, thanks to my beloved crock pot.  Last night I made a whole frickin’ chicken in my crock pot.  Here’s how you do it: rinse the whole chicken under cool water (preferably a free range chicken) and place breast side down in crock pot.  sprinkle the whole thing with a little sea salt and then generously rub the entire bird with curry powder, turmeric, garlic powder, and paprika. Pour in a couple inches of chicken broth and cook on high for 2 -3 hours.  Add 1-2 cans of coconut milk and add around and on top of the chicken 1 head of chopped cauliflower.  I used the already chopped cauliflower from TJ’s. Cook on low until the chicken falls from the bone.  I ate this again for lunch today and it was even better!  Tonight we had no-bean chilli:  In a big pot saute chopped celery, onions, and carrots in a bunch of olive oil.   Add whatever gluten free italian sausage you have, I used mild italian pork sausage.  Then add 3 lbs of grassfed ground beef (or less if you have less to feed but this freezes real well so I recommend to make a bunch to save for later).  Season the meat as it cooks with a little sea salt, a bunch of chilli powder, cumin, a little cayene, black pepper, and garlic powder.  Add one 16 ounce can of diced tomatoes, juice and all, and simmer for about 40-45 minutes.  I also pressure cooked some butternut squash to go along with it.  Two great dinners with leftovers for lunches, can’t beat that!!