Well, thanks to those books, I can now cook up a good assortment of paleo seafood recipes. If you’re also short of ideas, don’t worry. Here are two recipes for you to try out. One is a hassle-free paleo baked white fish dish, the other a notably flavorful paleo BBQ shrimp.
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Paleo Baked White Fish Recipe
2 white fish fillets, 5 tablespoons of finely chopped parsley, 3 finely chopped garlic cloves, 2 tablespoons of lemon juice, 1 tablespoon of olive oil, a little sea salt and pepper to taste.
Baking the fillets…
Preheat your fan-forced oven to 350 Fahrenheit. Next, pour lemon juice and olive oil in a small bowl and stir a bit. Add in the chopped garlic and parsley, and combine well.
Get a baking paper and line an oven tray with it. Set white fish fillets on the tray and pour the lemon parsley sauce on top. Pop tray in the preheated oven and bake fillets for around 15 to 20 minutes tops.
Paleo BBQ Shrimp
Gather the following ingredients…
About 2 pounds of shelled shrimp (leave the tail on), a dash of cayenne pepper, 1/8 teaspoon of cayenne paprika, 3 well minced garlic cloves, 2 tablespoons of lemon juice, ¼ cup of lemon juice, and some lime wedges and parsley for garnishing.
Grilling the shrimp…
Combine lemon juice, minced garlic, olive oil, cayenne paprika and powder in a clean bowl and mix them well. Grab a basting brush and apply the mixture on the shrimp. Light up your grill and grill the shrimp for a couple minutes per side. Serve shrimp with some parsley and lime wedges.
These are pretty straightforward paleo seafood recipes. There are plenty more recipes to play around with, and you can get them from the cookbooks you see below. They are downloadable so you don’t have to wait for shipping. Quick download means you can get in on the action right away.
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A paleo diet cooking competition was recently held in Virginia and the event was a huge success. 12 contestants from the local area participated in the “cooking battle”, and a former accountant Eric Philips, emerged victorious thanks to his highly tantalizing creation called the paleo baked white fish with spicy salsa.
Mr. Philips told us that it took him a week to perfect the recipe which he learned from his wife, Mrs. Joanna Philips. He also said that his wife is extremely proficient in creating a large array of mouthwatering paleo seafood recipes. Unfortunately his wife couldn’t make it to the event due to work commitment.
After the prize giving ceremony, event participants were treated to a variety of healthy and great tasting Paleolithic diet meals including coconut poached chicken, bacon & marinara meatloaf, turkey bacon & egg muffins, paleo bbq shrimp, tuna vegetable salad, coconut creamed leeks, and paleo style classic egg salad.
We were also served a handful of paleo diet desserts such as coconut fruit bowl, carrot & orange cake, and coconut vanilla ice cream. After dining on these scrumptious meals, the organizer held a lucky draw for the non-contestants and the winner gets to take home a hardcover book featuring hundreds of paleo seafood recipes. The winner of the lucky draw was a Ms. Kathy Morrison who is a homemaker and an avid paleo diet follower for the last 5 years.
As for Mr. Philips, the winner of the cooking battle competition, he was awarded a set of prizes consisting of premium quality pots & pans, a Toshiba microwave oven, a portable grill, plus a trophy, along with a certificate of participation. The prizes are awesome and I only wish I had sign up for the competition. I wanted to actually, but I was swamped with work the last few weeks, thus I didn’t have the time for it.
Perhaps I would try my luck next year. I know quite a number of sumptuous paleo seafood recipes, and if I enter the cooking competition next year, I believe I stand a good chance of winning it. Wish me luck guys. In the meantime, I’ll just keep on whipping up as many delicious paleo diet meals as possible in my newly renovated kitchen.