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Larb Moo (Thai spicy pork mince salad recipe)

Savoury paleo protein muffins recipe

Gorgeous New Cook Book: Well Fed - FINALLY beautiful design meet paleo!

Smokey Paprika Chicken Thighs & Cajun Sweet Potato Chips

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Recipe for both from Make it Paleo: Over 200 Grain Free Recipes For Any Occasion

Whole30 Day10 dinner: Pork Rib Eye Fillet with Creamed Spinach - sooo yummy!

Recipe for Creamed Spinach from: Paleo Comfort Foods: Homestyle Cooking for a Gluten-Free Kitchen

A lot of people ask me to recommend books they should read regarding paleo lifestyle, and which paleo cook books to get. The problem is, there are a lot of paleo titles to choose from, and not all of them are of equal quality.

I’ve created a bookshelf out of the books have changed my life, and some of them I flick through in our kitchen on daily basis for inspiration and guidance.

These titles have been handpicked through a process of trial and error during our paleo journey and I warmly recommend them to anyone and everyone interested in real food.

Your Chance to WIN Authentic Thai Cook Books! 

Winning is easy: Just ‘Like’ Paleo Australia on Facebook & tell us what’s your favourite paleo meal and why. Better yet, show us a photo of it! 

Enter competition: www.facebook.com/paleoaustralia 

Our favourite entry wins every Sunday until Christmas Day, when the last of the four booklets is given away.

Please don’t forget to Share The Competition!

Read more about the prizes: paleoaustralia.com/ 2011/11/competition/

(Please note: Unfortunately the competition is for Australian and New Zealand residents only.)

itsmorry asked: Thankyou for this website. It can be frustrating trying to find paleo/primal friendly products and restaurants in Australia (I'm in Melbourne) and it's great to have a guide up there with a specific Australian focus.

Let me know if I can help out with anything.

I’m very happy to hear that you’ve found my website helpful!

I hear you - I always feel so awkward trying to tweak a restaurant meal to a paleo friendly option. Le sigh. Maybe one day it’ll be a default on the menu ;)

In the meanwhile, if you’ve got some good tips on paleo friendly restaurant options in Melbourne, please share and I’ll put them up on the website!

I’ve taken on a new challenge and began fundamental sessions for CrossFit training this Monday. My fears have been confirmed: I am a weakling! 

If you are interested in following my progress, I’m blogging my journey along with nutrition on my Paleo Australia website. 

Website - I spent the weekend rejigging Paleo Australia and I’m very happy with the results… what do you think? I’ve also added new recipes and heaps more inspirational food photos!

Facebook - Paleo Australia now has a Facebook page! Come and join the conversation and don’t forget to Like us - Share the paleo love!

Twitter - Best way to keep up with what’s happening on Paleo Australia is to follow us on Twitter.

deb38bodyblitz asked: had a look a your web awesome keep up the good work. I also passed on the link to my crossfit trainer.

Lovely - thank you so much!

I hope your training is going well :)

deb38bodyblitz asked: hiya just noticed your web are you an aussie to. That really suprised me. I have been doing a whole 30 for june but have not been able to do any training because i hurt me leg doing box jumps.

I am indeed located in Australia - hope your leg gets better soon and that you’ve at least been enjoying the food while you haven’t been able to train.

PaleoAustralia.com

I believe that eating real food doesn’t have to be boring or difficult - which is why I’ve embarked on this mission to create a well organised collection of paleo recipes and food inspiration with an Australian focus.

This is still very early days and this is entirely not-for-profit, so please bare with me while I migrate all the existing content over from this tumblr to http://paleoaustralia.com.

Why is Australian focus important to me?

While there are fabulous paleo online resources available, I find that they are most US focused and therefore back-to-front season and weather-wise; while I’m craving for warming soups, they’re posting the latest summer BBQ!

Also, a lot of the ingredients and products used on the US blogs are difficult - if not altogether impossible - to get one’s hands on in Australia. 

By localising the US recipes posted by the likes of http://nomnompaleo.com/ and other fantastic paleo home cooks out there, I want to empower the Australian cavemen to fully enjoying one of the best decisions of their lives: going paleo. 

Tanja

I’ve finally set up a proper site for my paleo recipes and food inspiration. Let me know what you think!

Currently in the middle of migrating content over to the new website.

vickyliveslife-deactivated20110 asked: Oh. My. God.

I think I might be drooling on my keyboard right now.

Everything looks so yummy! Definitely given me some great ideas for primal-style eating.

Thank you!

V.

Glad to hear Vicki and you’re very welcome!

I’m just in the process of creating a more organised and polished site for this same purpose. I’ll keep you posted.