Diet Guide
Paleo Recipes — Whole Foods, No Processed Junk
Recipes inspired by ancestral eating patterns. Whole, unprocessed foods — no grains, dairy, or refined sugars.
About the Paleo Diet
The paleo diet focuses on foods that were available to our ancestors: meat, fish, vegetables, fruits, nuts, and seeds. It excludes grains, legumes, dairy, refined sugar, and processed foods. The emphasis is on nutrient density and food quality.
Key benefits
- Eliminates processed foods
- High in protein and healthy fats
- Rich in vegetables and fruits
- Natural anti-inflammatory
- Simple food rules
Key Ingredients
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Paleo Recipes
Personalized by Nora for your health goals
This recipe elevates the simple artichoke to a delightful Mediterranean appetizer, marinated in a heart-healthy olive oil and an aromatic blend of herbs. Artichokes are rich in fiber, antioxidants, and vitamin C, making this dish not only a flavorful addition to any meal but also a nutritional powerhouse.
Shrimp and Avocado Salad
This Shrimp and Avocado Salad marries the succulence of seafood with the creaminess of avocado, dressed in a zesty citrus vinaigrette for a refreshing Mediterranean touch. Emphasizing high-quality, lean protein, healthy fats, and a bounty of vitamins, it's a nutritional powerhouse that delights the senses.
A fresh and vibrant Italian fish dish, perfectly aligning with Mediterranean dietary principles, featuring a symphony of white fish fillet, cherry tomatoes, capers, and zucchini, all bathed in a light and aromatic sauce of olive oil, garlic, and lemon. This dish not only embraces the heart-healthy aspects of the Mediterranean diet but also pays homage to the simplicity and elegance of Italian cuisine.
This Roasted Eggplant Dip with Walnuts is a heart-healthy Mediterranean appetizer, rich in antioxidants and healthy fats. The creamy texture of roasted eggplant combined with the crunch of toasted walnuts offers a delightful contrast, while olive oil and garlic add depth to its flavor.
This vibrant dish features a mix of olives marinated in extra virgin olive oil, zested with fresh citrus, and enriched with aromatic herbs. It's a heart-healthy appetizer, loaded with antioxidants and good fats, staying true to its Mediterranean roots while offering a burst of flavor and nutrition.
This Artichoke and White Bean Hummus blends nutrient-rich white beans and artichokes with traditional Mediterranean spices for a creamy, heart-healthy appetizer. Perfect for spreading on whole grain bread or dipping with fresh vegetables, it offers a delightful twist on classic hummus while boosting your intake of fiber and plant-based proteins.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is paleo the same as keto?
No. Paleo allows starchy vegetables, fruits, and natural sweeteners (honey, maple syrup) which would exceed keto carb limits. Paleo focuses on food quality; keto focuses on macronutrient ratios.
Can I eat potatoes on paleo?
White potatoes are debated in the paleo community. Sweet potatoes are universally accepted. Most modern paleo approaches allow white potatoes as a whole, unprocessed food.
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