With the paleo diet becoming more popular every day, I thought that this
would be a good time to collect turkey stuffing recipes that would be
acceptable to someone following this diet. Such a person could be a guest
at your dinner. To be paleo the recipes would be grain-free, bean-free,
potato-free, dairy-free, and sugar-free. The ingredients used: meat, fish,
shellfish, eggs, tree nuts, vegetables, roots, fruit, berries, mushrooms,
herbs and spice seeds.

I also have to disclose that I am seeking recipes for my online paleo
cookbook.

Don. http://paleofood.com/ (e-mail at page bottom).

On Oct 20, 1:04*pm, Don Wiss > wrote:
> With the paleo diet becoming more popular every day, I thought that this
> would be a good time to collect turkey stuffing recipes that would be
> acceptable to someone following this diet. Such a person could be a guest
> at your dinner. To be paleo the recipes would be grain-free, bean-free,
> potato-free, dairy-free, and sugar-free. The ingredients used: meat, fish,
> shellfish, eggs, tree nuts, vegetables, roots, fruit, berries, mushrooms,
> herbs and spice seeds.
>
> I also have to disclose that I am seeking recipes for my online paleo
> cookbook.
>
> Don.http://paleofood.com/(e-mail at page bottom).

Just go to Mark's Daily Apple and steal from him, he's way ahead of
you in the Primal/Paleo cookbook race.

On Thu, 20 Oct 2011, ImStillMags > wrote:

>On Oct 20, 1:04*pm, Don Wiss wrote:
>> I also have to disclose that I am seeking recipes for my online paleo
>> cookbook.

>Just go to Mark's Daily Apple and steal from him, he's way ahead of
>you in the Primal/Paleo cookbook race.

Yes, he's way ahead. He has a staff. I have no intention of publishing. My
collection has been around for 12 years, but only recently have I
catalogued it and added the searchable database.

I don't steal recipes from other paleo/primal websites. After adding the
search feature I did find one paleo website that has taken many recipes
from mine with no source attribution.

Don. http://paleofood.com/ (e-mail at page bottom).

Don Wiss wrote:
>
> With the paleo diet becoming more popular every day, I thought that this
> would be a good time to collect turkey stuffing recipes that would be
> acceptable to someone following this diet. Such a person could be a guest
> at your dinner. To be paleo the recipes would be grain-free, bean-free,
> potato-free, dairy-free, and sugar-free. The ingredients used: meat, fish,
> shellfish, eggs, tree nuts, vegetables, roots, fruit, berries, mushrooms,
> herbs and spice seeds.
>
> I also have to disclose that I am seeking recipes for my online paleo
> cookbook.

If you want to be really hard core paleo you might want it to be lean
wild goose not turkey. Those critters are from North America after all.

I've made stuffing with diced cored apple, chopped onion, chopped walnut
and a dusting of dried herbs from the summer garden.

"Don Wiss" > wrote in message
...
> With the paleo diet becoming more popular every day,

Is it? Never heard of it. But then again, I don't follow diet fads. I
didn't do the no carb, the low carb, the Atkins, the drink a milkshake
instead of eating, or anything else diet FADS. Puleeze!

Good luck in your search but I find the whole idea ludicrous.

Jill

jmcquown wrote:
> "Don Wiss" > wrote:
>
>> With the paleo diet becoming more popular every day,
>
> Is it? Never heard of it. But then again, I don't follow diet fads. I
> didn't do the no carb, the low carb, the Atkins, the drink a milkshake
> instead of eating, or anything else diet FADS. Puleeze!

Some people will call anything a fad. That newfangled metal stuff is
just a fad. Refining iron to metal and heat treating it to steel will
never last. In the case of paleo eating that newfangled use of stone
tools and sharp sticks is just a fad.

It is true that two of the ones you listed are fads. The two that
aren't complete plans with maintenance phases. But since you typed in
that list you'll have neither any idea which two nor how to tell.