Paleo meal planning can be difficult, especially if you are accustomed to cereals or legumes such as staple food. The basic concept is as follows: 
•   A huge pile of vegetables - at least half the plate. 
•   1-2 servings size of the palm of animal proteins (eggs) or 3-4. 
•   Some healthy fats such as olive oil or coconut. 
•   Optional some starchy vegetables, fruit or nuts. 
  Notes about the menu: 
•  The plan is to eat three meals and a snack every day. It's okay to skip a snack or even a meal and        only eat larger meals to the other two amounts. It's also nice to add more food when you    are              hungry. 
•  The menu is designed for two people. Up or down adjusted to the size of your home. 
•  packages are written to be portable, if necessary, for people who eat at work / school. Most        
snacks are also portable. Breakfast is usually quick and portable
snacks are also portable. Breakfast is usually quick and portable
Breakfast 
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Lunch 
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Dinner 
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Snack 
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Breakfast Casserole with Sausages (makes 2 days of breakfast; save the leftovers for tomorrow) 
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Portable salad: grab a can of tuna and an avocado with some salad greens, oil, and vinegar, and mix it all up. 
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Butter flew roasted chicken with wild mushroom soup. (Make stock with the chicken bones) 
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Piece of fruit 
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Leftover breakfast casserole 
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Salad with leftover roast chicken, dried cranberries, pecans, apple slices, and vinaigrette. 
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Ham and Pineapple Skewers with oven-roasted tomatoes (makes 2 servings; save leftovers for snacks) 
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Carrot sticks with mustard and/or mayo 
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Scrambled Eggs with Smoked Salmon 
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Leftover roast chicken (cold or hot) inside lettuce wraps with mustard, mayonnaise, or your favorite other condiments 
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Greek-style meatballs (makes 2 days; save leftovers for lunch tomorrow) with roasted cauliflower 
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Leftover ham and pineapple skewers (they’re great cold!) 
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Ham and Butternut Squash Hash (cut recipe in half) 
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Leftover Greek-style meatballs on top of a big leafy salad with almond slivers and balsamic vinaigrette. 
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Chicken Pad Sew Ew (makes 2 days; save leftovers for lunch tomorrow) 
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Banana with almond butter 
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Egg and Vegetable Muffins (makes 2 days; save leftovers for tomorrow) 
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Leftover chicken Pad Sew Ew 
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Beef Cubes with Roasted Carrots and Mushrooms (makes 2 days; save leftovers for lunch tomorrow) 
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Handful of nuts or trail mix 
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Leftover egg and vegetable muffins 
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Leftover beef cubes with carrots and mushrooms (add more vegetables on the side if you like) 
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Garlic Roasted Cod (make the ½ recipe) with green beans. 
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Handful of olives 
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Onions, mushrooms, and spinach fried up with bacon or sausages. 
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Salad with canned salmon, mustard vinaigrette, 
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Maple Braised Chuck Roast (makes 2 servings; save leftovers for lunch tomorrow) with roasted zucchini 
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Piece of fruit 
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Breakfast 
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Lunch 
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Dinner 
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Snack 
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Apple and Onion Scrambled eggs (make ½ recipe for two people) with some extra fried onions and mushrooms 
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Leftover maple braised chuck roast 
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Simple sausage casserole (makes 2 servings; save leftovers for breakfast tomorrow) 
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Carrot sticks with mustard and/or mayo 
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Leftover sausage casserole 
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Portable salad: grab a can of tuna and an avocado with some salad greens, oil, and vinegar, and mix it all up. 
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Beef and Winter Vegetable Soup with oven-roasted eggplant 
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Frozen berries with a drizzle of coconut milk (and honey if you like) 
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Breakfast stuffed peppers (makes 2 servings; save leftovers for breakfast tomorrow) 
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Leftover beef and winter vegetable soup 
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Grilled chicken breasts with zucchini (save half the chicken for lunch tomorrow) 
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Beef jerky 
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Leftover breakfast stuffed peppers 
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Leftover grilled chicken breast on top of salad greens with vinaigrette 
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Spicy Pork Chili (makes 2 days; save leftovers for lunch tomorrow) with pan-fried Brussels sprouts 
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Piece of fruit 
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Cabbage and onions fried up with bacon 
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Leftover pork chili with baked sweet potatoes 
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Pistachio-crusted salmon (makes 2 servings; save leftovers for breakfast tomorrow) with roasted beets and sweet potatoes. Roast a double batch of vegetables so you have some for lunch tomorrow. 
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Hard-boiled egg 
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Leftover pistachio-crusted salmon served over wilted spinach 
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Hard-boiled eggs (roughly 3 per person) with leftover roasted vegetables. 
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Spicy Indian Chicken Stir-Fry with riced cauliflower 
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Handful of nuts or trail mix 
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Cherry Tomato and Basil Quiche with extra fried onions 
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Leftover chicken stir-fry and cauliflower 
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Ground Beef and Cabbage Skillet (make ½ recipe for 2 people) 
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Half an avocado sprinkled with sea salt and balsamic vinegar 
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Of course, it's totally fine to change the meal plan - these are suggestions, and there is more than one way to Paleo. As a general guideline, this is what a Paleo meal should be similar in terms of volume.









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