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This is a very different smelling and tasting way to cook chicken stew in a crock pot. I use frozen chicken thighs and then they cook perfectly for 8-10 hours

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You can cook this on the stove or in the crock pot

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this is a quick supper for cold nights

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Came up with this on the fly with some leftover veggies.

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Found this in "Clean Eating Magazine. Smells delicious as you cook it. You can use whole grain tortilla's or buns for the meat, or put it in a salad instead of lettuce wraps.

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you can also skip the bread and have this as a salad

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Thai spring rolls made with lean pork loin. These are excellent for taking to lunch. It's great for leftover pork chops as well.

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This is my favorite quick breakfast! Kefir is somewhat like liquid yogurt. It's high in protein and a good source of healthy bacteria and 99% Lactose Free.

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Paleo chinese takeout!

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great as a side dish, or chilled as a salad.

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These look like little mushroom cap pizzas. I like to use fresh buffalo mozzarella when it's available, but slice it thin. It's a great snack or light lunch or dinner.

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this is an excellent dessert from the primal palate blog. Great for when one needs chocolate! It's also low in sugar and dairy free.

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Something I came up with to use up some ground elk I'd been given as a gift. It's sort of like chili

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for those who are gluten intolerant or following a grain free diet, this works well as a simple breakfast or dessert

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I make a batch of these at the beginning of the week and then I always have a quick, healthy breakfast ready to go in the morning.

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simple aluminum foil roasting packets!

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this is a delicious salad that's great in lettuce wraps if you are watching carbs, OR will work on bread.

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I've made this on the stove or in the crockpot with adjusted cooking times. Both are delicious

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This is a filling meal on a cold day

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I got this recipe from Alton Brown's episode on Leeks

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This is from the "French Women Don't Get Fat" cookbook and incredibly useful. I will make this for dinner with steamed veggies, and slice up the leftovers for a salad lunch the next day

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this is a delicious light lunch or first course for a dinner party that I got from epicurious. I prefer balsamic vinegar to red wine vinegar in the original recipe however you're welcome to try it. I also used the clementines because they are easy to peel and segment. This is very good for sweet/salty/sour cravings.

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This keeps me full all morning for breakfast and tastes delicious

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This is tasty and a great source of vegetarian protein and fiber. I like to add extra lemon juice. Good with warm Pita on the side.

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this is a light but healthy breakfast or tea

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these are great to take for lunch (just double the serving) or to serve as summer appetizers. You can add pepper flakes for a little more kick to the sauce

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This is a really great winter soup with almost a full day's serving of vitamin C

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This evolved as a dish that used up several vegetables in the fridge. Use anything that you happen to have on hand.

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this makes a nice brunch entree with a salad of spinach and spring greens

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This is really good for a quick summer dinner.

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These are really good