Primal Palate

This is a favorite of ours! We make a double batch and enjoy leftovers for lunch. Seriously delicious and so, so, so healthy! LOVE it!

This is a great tasting, easy meal! I like to get all the prep-work done in the morning – then when I get home from work, dinner can be ready in no time.

Yummy! Very quick and easy to make… with only one pot to clean. I love this as a weeknight go-to meal. Prep all your veggies before you start cooking, the process goes quickly.

I marinated my diced chix with Sesame oil, olive oil, black pepper, diced onion and garlic (3 hrs) then emptied it all into the very hot wok. Added LOTS of crushed red pepper and a dash of Fish sauce to the dish. Omitted the celery (didn’t have any) as well as the Almonds (husband dislikes nuts in his food). He could not stop telling me how absolutely delicious it was. Thank you so much for this recipe. Oh and didn’t have CoCo aminos so I used Gluten-free soy sauce. Thanks again!!!!

This meal is now one of my favorites! So easy to make and smells awesome! I had enough left over for lunch at work and all my co-workers kept asking “What smells so good?”. Of course I had to brag… 🙂

This is soooo yummy! I made it tonight for dinner and it was a hit 🙂 It was simple to make too. I’ve been doing low carb for the past year and recently have been reading up on paleo/primal etc. and I have to admit the lack of dairy freaked me out (dairy is the main reason I can survive doing low carb haha), but this was so good I didn’t even miss it. I can’t wait to try more of your recipes. Thank you so much for sharing them!!

Honestly, not a huge broccoli fan and pretty much avoided it most of my life until we bought the 30 day intro to Paleo. I’ve had it much more and I’m liking the recipes it has been in.

This recipe is FABULOUS. Very few recipes I’ve found in this book that I wouldn’t have again. Thank you guys so much!

I didn’t have any almonds so i skipped that part and maybe that is where I went wrong, but I thought this recipe was incredibly bland. I ended up adding some crushed red pepper and fish sauce to give it some flavor.

I agree with Emy, It was bland although the texture of everything worked well together. I also added some crushed red pepper. I also tried adding more sesame oil for flavor but didn’t do the trick, may try the fish sauce. Anyone having more tip flavors to get more of the Asian taste would be helpful.

This was yummy. I can’t believe my 8yr old and 5yr old loved it. I added a little extra soy sauce (used soy sauce in place of coconut aminos). The almonds gave it an extra crunch. Thank you!

This was my first official Paleo dish to make. I enjoyed the process, but agreed with a few other reviewers that it is a bit bland. My husband liked it (but he did get rice with his). I’ll make again and see how I can add a little bit more pizzazz to it.

Made this last night. Very easy to make and fast. The first direction said to heat wok or skillet over high heat (I used a skillet). I don’t know if I’m just that new to cooking our what but the oil was splattering like crazy! Over all I liked the flavor and will make again. Maybe I’ll try marinating the chicken in the garlic and ginger because I didn’t taste much of either. I did use pre-minced ginger and garlic so maybe that was the case or maybe I should have added a little more since it wasn’t fresh.

This was delicious! Even my picky husband polished off his plate.

This has, by far, become one of my favorite recipes. I tweaked it a little by adding about double the toasted sesame oil. I also doubled the celery and water chestnuts, for added crunch. I use about half of the called for coconut aminos as well, just to cut salt out that much more. I have had more luck using pre-cut packages of cole slaw for the cabbage. The fresh cut I did seemed a more soggy result. Using freshly chopped chicken seems to work best. I have used ground packaged chicken, and it still comes out very well but not as good.

Also, definitely follow the 2 minute cook times for each batch of ingredients after cooking the chicken. It ends up with far more crunchiness. Not that the more tender is bad, but I like crunchy food.

Having tried chicken, beef, and shrimp…the chicken seems best. I wish the shrimp were as it is lower in calories. But again, overall this is an outstanding recipe. It did take a bit of getting used to, meaning it was slow for me the first couple of times. But I can bang out a couple batches of this in no time now.