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Umami Sesame Dressing

Umami is described as a pleasant savory taste that is often found in Asian food. Unfortunately, this flavor often comes from MSG or other non-Paleo additives.

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Instant Pot Moroccan Chicken Tagine

Tagine is an exotic warm stew that is very easy to make in the Instant Pot. It usually consists of a lot of nightshade and pepper-based spices so I wanted to make a nightshade free version that is just as tasty.

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Pork Patties and Avocado

By making your own breakfast patties at home, you can control everything that goes in them unlike with the store-bought versions. These tasty pork patties include no filler, just pure pork and tons of fragrant spices and herbs.

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Vietnamese Citrus Dressing

The combination of tangy lime, nutty sesame oil and pungent fish sauce is excellent on Asian-inspired salads. Try using it as a marinade for meat or fish as well.

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Lemon Mint Dressing

The combination of fresh mint and lemon in this dressing gives it a nice refreshing and cooling taste. Try it on a heartier salad for a bright, citrusy kick.

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Tahini Lemon Sauce

Tahini is a paste made from sesame seeds and can add a lot of texture and depth to dressings and sauces. I particularly like how it pairs with the lemon and garlic in this recipe.

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Pixel's Sweet Potato and Bison

Pixel is a hearty girl who needs a hearty meal. Sweet Potatoes can be very nutritious for dogs so let them enjoy this meal with some quality protein from the bison.

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Bacon Wrapped Burger

Juicy beef burgers are made better and even more flavorful by being wrapped in smoky bacon. Cooking these in a cast iron skillet means less mess since you can sear on the stove and transfer the pan directly to the oven.

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Niçoise Salad

Nicoise salad is a French salad filled with plenty of vegetables and hearty ingredients. As a result, this dish can be served as a main meal since you have your protein, starch and vegetables all in one. 

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Sushi Bowl

This bright and colorful sushi bowl will remind you of your favorite sushi restaurant but will be much more affordable by preparing at home.

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Beef Empanadas

Beef empanadas can be an everyday food when you have this recipe at your side. This filling takes moments to prepare on the stove while the dough consists of just four grain-free ingredients.

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Asian Chicken Salad

A myriad of crisp and colorful vegetables combines in this crunchy Asian-inspired salad. A screaming hot skillet ensures the chicken breast cooks quickly so that you can have lunch or dinner on the table within moments.

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Buddha Bowl

A buddha bowl is a fresh combination of crisp ingredients, almost like a salad, but bulked up with protein and a hearty base. This version includes cauliflower rice and bright pink watermelon radish for a bowl that is as delicious to eat as it is pretty to look at.

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Beef with Broccoli

Homemade beef with broccoli is just as good as your favorite take-out version by preparing in the Instant Pot. The pressure cooker makes the beef very tender and this saucy mixture is excellent served over Coconut Cauliflower Rice.

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Shrimp Tacos

Juicy, lime flavored shrimp are excellent when you need a protein fast to satisfy a taco craving. These shrimp cook so quickly and are perfect when paired with a sweet and tangy mango salsa. 

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Scallops With Lemon Butter

Scallops are incredibly fast cooking but best when they have a chance to caramelize on the outside. To do this, butter and high heat are essential, and the butter also becomes part of the tangy, lemony sauce.

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Chicken Satay

Traditional chicken satay is known for peanut dipping sauce. Here, peanut sauce is turned paleo appropriate by using almond or cashew butter instead. Use any leftovers of this creamy dip for homemade lettuce wraps or as a dressing for salads.

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Chicken Piccata

This chicken dish is bright tasting and zingy with lots of fragrant lemon zest and briny capers. The cream sauce can be prepared with dairy or coconut milk, which means this Piccata is accessible to dairy-restricted individuals as well.

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Taco Bowl

If you enjoy the taste of tacos but don’t want the carbs, this taco bowl salad will become a dinner favorite. The combination of tender, shredded beef, fruity tomatoes and zesty cilantro will be a satisfying combination with no need for the usual taco shells.

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Cauliflower Rice Paella

Paella is a Spanish rice dish that may contain a variety of seafood and meat, although there are many variations.

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