Paleo: Breakfast
Grass-Fed beef, naturally pastured chickens eggs, and lots of salad! With fresh pineapple for something sweet...
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Grass-Fed beef, naturally pastured chickens eggs, and lots of salad! With fresh pineapple for something sweet...
Here is the Paleo breakfast I had earlier today. Not a cereal grain in sight!
I tend to eat eggs most days for breakfast. Eggs are great for many reasons. They are a wholesome food. Eggs are a high quality protein food - containing all the essential amino acids and a great source of balanced macro and micro nutrients. It is easy to digest and has a high level of bioavailability, which means that most of the nutrients ingested are absorbed and utilised by the body.
To increase the amount of healthy fats I have used copious amounts of extra-virgin coconut oil, added a whole avocado and a palmful of walnuts.
I also enjoy a high level of antioxidants with rocket, spinach, red cos and green batavia, washed down with peppermint and green tea. (No coffee).
Paleo Breakfast - ackee, sardines, spring onions, green/red sweet peppers slow-fried in virgin coconut oil. Also added fresh coconut and walnuts and a beverage of green tea with peppermint.
My paleo breakfast today. Containing delicious organic coconut milk, it also serves as an option for those 'missing' the cereal, yoghurt or muesli-type breakfasts - but without any cereal grains or dairy products.
It is also far tastier than anything you can pour out of a cereal box!
Coconut Surprise (Serves 2)
Read a previous post on the benefits of coconut milk here: