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42 Paleo Diet Recipes That Taste Amazing

We’re all about the Paleo diet, heck, we’re all about food that tastes good and makes you feel good, so if Paleo recipes do that for you, awesome! With that said, while Paleo diet recipes are definitely the healthier option, they’re not always the best-tasting option. That’s where these recipes come in – they’re Paleo- and taste bud-friendly. Expand your recipe repertoire with these Paleo diet recipes that are good for you and taste amazing. Can we say win-win?

1. Curried Chicken Soup

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Who doesn’t love curry chicken? It’s great in sandwiches, as a side, or as is the case with this recipe, in a soup! Give your taste buds a yogic workout with the tangy, sultry flavors of curry.

2. 4 Ingredient Paleo Nutella Cookies

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Whoa – hold the phone! 4 ingredients and the finished product tastes like nutella? Uh, heck yeah! These cookies are super simple to make and prove that just because you eat Paleo, doesn’t mean you’ve said goodbye to flavor forever. It just means you’re better than everyone else.

3. Breakfast Biscuit Sandwiches

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Ah, the breakfast sandwich. If royalty were still a thing (of course we’re not counting Duchess Kate and Prince William), the breakfast sandwich would only be reserved for them. It’s one of the world’s greatest, most delicious, most satisfying foods and, thankfully, there’s a Paleo version lest you ever become victim to an spontaneous breakfast sandwich craving. We’ve all been there.

4. Paleo Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Scones

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Oh yeah, back in the day when we (and I mean me) worked at Starbucks, the pumpkin scone was the jam! And I repeat JAM! Then I found out that the Starbucks scones are kept in refrigerators and sit frozen weeks before they ever hit the shelves and, well, let’s just say that my appetite for the luscious scone soon dissipated. But!, if you too love the pumpkin scone and don’t like the idea of little frozen baked goods being left out to thaw, this recipe is the perfect, healthy substitute.

5. Flourless Crispy Flaxseed Waffles

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Waffles and French toast are, hands down, the best brunch items of all time. Okay, well, those two sweet things and eggs benedict because, well, you know, it’s eggs benedict. If you’re recently switched over to a Paleo diet and haven’t been able to find a decent waffle substitute, this is it, friends! Enjoy!

6. Paleo Beef Jerky

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Mmm! Who doesn’t like beef jerky? It’s one of the best snacks there is. Jerky is chewy, salty, tangy, and full of delicious marinated flavor. This jerky recipe is incredibly simple to throw together and, after a couple of hours in the oven, results in a beautifully seasoned finished product.

7. Grilled Peach & Mizuna Salad

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I’m definitely a sucker for aesthetics so whenever I search for new recipes, you better believe that the biggest determining factor in whether or not I make them is the photo. This photo is incredible – look at the char on those peaches! The colors in this salad are so vibrant and do a great job at showcasing the innate beauty of fruits and vegetables. This is the perfect summer salad as it’s light, full of juicy flavor and good for you.

8. Grilled Soy Lime Chicken Breasts

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Finger-lickin’ good! The spices and seasoning on this chicken are ridiculously delicious. The chilis provide enough heat to counter balance the tanginess of the citrus and soy. In regards to pairing, keep it simple and serve these chicken breasts with a simple mixed greens salad.

9. Maple Tahini Grilled Sweet Potato Wedges

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Potato wedges are one of my guiltiest pleasures, so when I came across this recipe and noted that it was not only a potato wedge dish, but also featured ingredients like maple and tahini, I was instantly sold. If you’ve never tried tahini, it’s a rich, nutty flavor that pairs well with maple syrup, which lightens up its mouth feel. Sweet potatoes are a great source of beta-carotene and fiber.

10. Paleo Egg Wraps

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Breakfast is my favorite meal of the day, so while I was initially tempted to make this a breakfast only Paleo post, I figured I’d better add some other meals in (I guess, *sigh*). These egg wraps are like mini-omelettes, which is a great thing because sometimes an entire omelette can be way too much. The egg wrap itself is light and buttery and feel free to put whatever fillings you’d like in there. (I like red bell peppers, onions and zucchini.)

11. Protein Packed Double Chocolate Fudge

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No bake, vegan and Paleo. Does dessert get any better? While I was a huge fan of sweets, I recently made the transition to raw goods only and haven’t looked back since. While I know there is still sugar in raw desserts, I don’t feel as guilty shoving raw cacao truffles in my mouth as I did back in the day when I was eating sleeves of cookies and fig bars. This fudge recipe is decadent and somehow manages to stay healthy.

12. Pistachio-Crusted Chicken Salad with Carrot Ginger Dressing

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Pistachio crust is one of the best culinary inventions since sliced bread. Pistachios provide a natural saltiness and a meaty texture all their own which tastes great when wrapped around tender, juicy chicken. This pistachio crusted-chicken salad is juicy and features fresh, vibrant vegetables.

13. Strawberry Salsa

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No, this isn’t a meal, but it makes for a great side! We like dipping flax crackers in this salsa or enjoying it in a layered dish with avocado and cashew sour cream.

14. Low-Carb Tex Mex Soup

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This tex mex soup features chorizo, ground beef and a slew of other veggies and seasoning. Traditional mexican spices and flavors such as red and green chili, onions and Tabasco make this an almost authentic dish. This is the perfect meal for cold fall nights or whenever you want an excuse to snuggle up to that special someone.

15. Sweet Potato & Pulled Pork Hash

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Oh heck yeah! Paleo eaters get it all with this delicious dish – sweet potatoes, eggs and pulled pork. This is a hearty breakfast that will keep you amped and ready for anything the entire day. (Did I just say amped?)

16. No Bake Paleo Millionaire’s Shortbread

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Whoever says Paleo/Vegan desserts suck is 1) close-minded and 2) has never actually tried the. This is another no-bake dessert that only requires 6 ingredients and is made up of a rich chocolate layer, indulgent caramel and flaky shortbread.

17. Deconstructed Moroccan Chicken Tagine

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While this isn’t a traditional tagine recipe (tagine is a clay slow-cooker that is used to make stew-like dishes), this dish features traditional Moroccan spices reminiscent of chicken tagine. If you’re a tagine purist, however, never fear! You’ll still get the same taste and feel and hey, you might even like this one more. Maybe. Don’t hold us to that.

18. Cauliflower Tortillas

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The magical cauliflower! Cauliflower has really upped its game as of the past couple of years. Now it’s being used as a chicken substitute in dishes like buffalo chicken wings, as a pizza crust substitute, and so much more. In this recipe, it’s used to replace corn or flour tortillas. Cauliflower is an excellent source of Vitamin C, K and B6, as well as a great source of Omega-3s, manganese, phosphorus and biotin.

19. Sesame Ginger Fish Cakes

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Do you love Asian-inspired dishes? Do you follow a Paleo diet? Well, then you’ll love this easy dinner recipe that’s made from scratch! Fish cakes are incredibly simple to throw together and this particular recipe features uplifting Asian flavors like ginger, fish sauce, sesame seeds, and garlic.

20. Raw Pad Thai Kelp Bowl

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Okay, I’m just going to throw this out there: give kelp noodles time and (several) chances. The first time my husband and I tried it, we had a bite, took a good long look at each other and promptly spat it back out. But since that first time, I’ve learned several things that make cooking with kelp noodles a lot better (tasting): soak your noodles for at least 20 minutes in warm water and, before adding it to any sauce or dish, sprinkle lemon juice over your noodles to liven it up. If not, every bite will be a not-so-lovely reminder that you are eating kelp noodles. With those tips in mind, enjoy this pad thai!

21. Spicy Fig Chicken Bake with Sweet Potatoes

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If you’re a foodie and into beauty (hey, that rhymed), you’ll be glad to know that figs are great for skin health. They’re chock-full of Omega-3s, have high water content and can be used to treat issues like inflammation, acne and redness. So, with that said, back to the recipe! This recipe features bold, sweet flavors like balsamic vinegar, figs, honey, and jalapenos.

22. Seared Lamb Chops with Raspberry Marsala Sauce

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Mmm, how delicious do these lamb chops look? This recipe features savory and sweet flavors and blends them perfectly together to create a juicy, hearty dish.

23. Chilean-Style Ceviche

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For those who are unfamiliar with ceviche, it’s a cold seafood salad that, in Mexican cuisine, is served as a topping on crispy tostada shells. This version is a little more fool-proof than the Mexican version, but is delicious and reflective of authentic Chilean cuisine. With only 8 ingredients and 15 minutes, you can experience the true joy that is citrusy, fresh seafood salad.

24. Roasted Cauliflower with Turmeric & Mint

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There’s that cauliflower again and this time, it’s roasted and topped with delicious herbs and spices like turmeric and mint. Turmeric and mint are both great at reducing inflammation and helping with skin conditions such as acne and eczema. This dish makes for a delicious savory snack and is easy to whip together.

25. Spicy Grilled Jumbo Shrimp

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Mmm, jumbo shrimp, the tastiest of oxymorons. This grilled shrimp recipe looks more refined and difficult than it is and, once finished, makes the perfect protein to top on your power greens salad or alongside some roasted vegetables.

26. Slow Cooked Beef Ribs

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Close your eyes and imagine biting into meat that is softer and naturally sweeter than toasted marshmallows. Now, open them again and feast your eyes on these delicious slow-cooked ribs because that’s exactly what the texture is like on these babies. Since they’re slow cooked, each bite of beef pulls apart easily and practically melts in your mouth. Oh yeah, can you say delicious?

27. Sweet Plantain Lasagna

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This is definitely a new recipe for us as we’ve never seen, nor have we ever thought to try, plantain lasagna. However, with the right flavor combinations, those is a tropical-inspired dish that makes a great alternative for traditional Italian pasta. If you don’t want to make this dish with cheese, try dessicated coconut instead.

28. Paleo Chicken Tikka Masala

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Indian food is one of my favorite cuisines, so of course I’m going to try to find every opportunity to showcase delicious Indian recipes. If you’ve tried chicken tikka masala, you know first hand how delicious the dish is. The spices used in tikka masala are sweet, spicy and savory without ever being overpowering. This is a delicious recipe that pairs well with some grain-free garlic naan.

29. Paleo Protein Coconut Oatmeal

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No oats-oatmeal is what this dish is all about! Oatmeal gets a bad rap for being boring and tasting like mush, but in reality, it’s one of the tastiest, most versatile dishes you can make! When it comes to oatmeal, feel free to get creative by adding in whatever nuts, fruits, compote, and sweetener you’d like. The possibilities are endless.

30. Indian Paleo Chicken Kebab

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Delicious Indian spices come together as a dry rub to create a wonderful, invigorating kebab dish. This is the perfect recipe to make for outdoor BBQs, picnics, or to enjoy in your backyard.

31. Spicy Chicken & Almond Bites

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Delicious, full of protein and Paleo! That’s what this recipe is all about and we guarantee it won’t disappoint.

32. Bison Burgers with Guacamole

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If you’ve never tried bison meat before, it’s a bit tougher than traditional beef or chicken, but bursting with flavor. This simple bison burger recipe takes a bison patty, lays it on a romaine lettuce leaf and then tops it with fresh guacamole.

33. Paleo Panzanella Salad

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Panzanella salad is a traditional Tuscan salad made with stale bread and tomatoes, and drizzled with olive oil, salt and pepper. In this recipe, wheat bread is swapped out for a gluten-free bread made out of almond and tapioca flour. Never fear, this bread still soaks up all of the juicy goodness from the vinaigrette and olive oil and tastes just as good, if not better, than the original.

34. Coconut, Herb & Lemon Crusted Salmon

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In terms of health, salmon is one of the most nutritious fish species you can eat. This recipe takes a beautiful salmon filet and covers it in coconut, lemon and herb crust which, when baked, taste absolutely divine.

35. Paleo Pumpkin Waffles

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Yay! Waffles! Just looking at pictures of waffles makes me happy. Do you find that’s the case for you? If so, you’ll be happy to know that these pumpkin waffles are paleo and every bit as delicious as their wheat counterparts.

36. Quail Scotch Eggs

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This is one of the most protein-packed breakfast recipes I’ve ever seen on the internet. And that’s saying a lot. These scotch eggs are essentially delicate quail eggs that have been baked in hearty sausage. Talk about a portable breakfast to go, right?

37. Sweet Potato “Toast” with Avocado, Spinach, Poached Egg, & Prosciutto

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I absolutely love this recipe. Everything about it is mouthwatering from the sweet potato “toast” (genius) to the poached egg and prosciutto. If you’ve never tried prosciutto, beware, because it just might make you forget about bacon forever.

38.  Raw Cherry Apple Pie Breakfast Bowl

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If you’re into the idea of eating dessert for breakfast, behold the raw cherry pie breakfast bowl! Not only is this baby packed with indulgently sweet flavors like cherries and chocolate, it’s also healthy for you! Start your day off on the right track with this delicious Paleo diet recipe.

39. Cauliflower Rice Stuffed Grilled Zucchini with Shrimp

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Aside from the flavors in this recipe being heavenly, we also had to feature this recipe because it looks absolutely incredible. This is exactly the kind of dish we’d expect to see at a 5 star restaurant, so I definitely revel in the fact that I can make these babies at home. Don’t let looks deter you, with enough patience and confidence, you’ll be mastering these zucchini boats in no time!

40. Chipotle Peach Glazed Chicken

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There’s something about sweet and savory in a dish that just calls to us and this dish features the best of both worlds: chipotle and peaches. If you’re on a Paleo diet, rest easy in knowing that you get to eat some of the tastiest foods known to mankind. This is just one of those recipes that, with one bite, will make you say, “Damn, it’s good to be Paleo.”

41. Grilled Sidesaddle Angels with Remoulade

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Wondering what the heck sidesaddle angels are? Essentially, they’re oysters and shrimp that have been wrapped in bacon. Sounds sexy, right? While the name of this dish may sound fancy, it’s actually simple to make, granted you have the patience for it. The payoff is well worth it, however, since the saltiness of the proteins, along with the remoulade, make this one of the tastiest dishes on our list.

42. Lemon Honey Semifreddo with Berries

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Ending this post with a dessert recipe was definitely the way to go. This semifreddo, a light and whipped semi-frozen dessert, is easier to make than it looks and is filled with juicy bursting berries and sweet honey lemon. This is the perfect dessert to enjoy on warm summer nights.

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