More Paleo Recipes

So, I know I'm supposed to be saving recipes in a folder on my computer, but I never actually use it, but I do use my blog. Maybe if I actually saved them there I'd use the folder. What a concept.

Anyway, thought I'd post these to share. They are some more meat & veggie dinner ideas--not that I'll likely use these ones, but they all sound very good. OH, and there's a muffin recipe too. :) Starch-free. Not that we'll ever likely buy almond and coconut flours (okay, actually, if this diet does work out well for S, I'm sure we probably will give in at some point for special occasions), but it looked SO GOOD and makes me want to try it. (Note that I'm not telling you about my attempt at baking goodies--as in, not a cake mix, which I do actually have to take on tomorrow night or Friday morning for H's school's Fall Festival--for the first time in over 2 years (probably longer than that....I was dealing with heavy fatigue from a med I was on when I got preg with Lil'S) that happened Monday, but I guess it's wasn't all bad as the kids loved the cookies and .....Guess I'll have to write about that after all.....)

Crispy Red Potatoes (Okay, so NOT for S, but VERY MUCH FOR ME! Stumbled on this the other night through a friend's blog. With my lactose-intolerance, the title of the blog just kinda seemed to be shouting at me. I very happily bought potatoes today. I've been craving them.)

Veggie-Beef Balls (Have I mentioned Paleo blogs are pretty handy in finding low-starch meals. Gluten free can be sometimes too, for dinners at least. At least I always enjoy reading them, even if I don't actually use them. ;) )

Maple Pecan Muffins Mmmm.....

Pumpkin Pie Pudding Not that Lil'S can currently have the eggs in both of these. . . . You'd think I'd have searched out a lactose-free, egg-free, starch-free food blog by now. Ha! I didn't find a blog, but did just find. . . .

Gluten-free, Grain-free, Egg-free, Dairy-free Snickerdoodles LOL!!! I LOVE the internet!!!!

I had a funny image of writing a grain-free, egg-free, dairy-free, food-free blog. ;) I'd kind of not have anything to post, but it's amusing to me how everyone has a totally different view of what's "healthy". If you've grown up with the government's recommendations, just start looking around and you'll find all sorts of interesting info. I personally think Harvard is a good place to start. . . . I'm a bit of a Harvard fan. Considering some of my 3 fav non-fiction books have come from Harvard grads--and H's eye dr is actually a Harvard grad too--it's pretty easy to become one. But, I digress, and could continue doing so, but I'm supposed to be going to bed soon. (Yes, EARLY. H's still waking at night, and Lil'S has come down with croup again. I'm really hoping tonight will be uneventful anyway.)

And, of course, the recipe S emailed me that has started this whole thing tonight:

The Bacon Chicken I joked to S that this HAD to have been envisioned by a man! (It actually was posted under the husband's name, but that's not necessarily a guarantee he was actually the one who wrote it.)