Paleo Thanksgiving or Christmas Stuffing
19 Nov
During planning of my Paleo Thanksgiving, I’ve come across two parts of the meal that is more difficult to create paleo-friendly than the others: Stuffing and Dessert. And by “difficult”, I mean I actually have to think about about this one, because the other parts such as turkey and veggies are already pretty paleo-friendly. So upon research, there’s different types of stuffing we can go with – bread based and meat based. Since I’m ridiculously lazy and don’t care for the bread part, I liked the meat based ones I found more. But here’s what I found:
Bread based
Both of these bread based stuffing actually have coconut-based bread. Other than that similarity the rest of the ingredients are quite different.
Real Food Forager
This is a stuffing with paleo bread, onion, celery, mushrooms, cashews, sunflower seeds, and raisins.
A Girl Worth Saving

A Girl Worth Saving’s Paleo Thanksgiving Stuffing
This stuffing consists of paleo cornbread, jícama, onion, celery, with a hint of cumin.
Meat based
Meat based stuffing is probably the method I’m going to go with. It’ll be easy and if I actually stuff the turkey I am going to love the mix of Turkey juice among with whatever meat stuffing I make!
Primal Palate – The Food Lover’s Kitchen
This stuffing is ground pork based with onion, green bell peppers, celery, and mushrooms.
I Dream Of Protein

I Dream Of Protein’s Paleo Stuffing
This one is a lamb or beef based stuffing (up to you) with figs and hazelnuts. (Probably my favorite recipe I’ve found! Or maybe it’s the next one…)
PaleOMG
This pork sausage based stuffing is filed with yummy ingredients like bacon, sweet potato, and cranberries! (Maybe this one is my favorite stuffing recipe I’ve found… I can’t choose!)
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- Paleo Thanksgiving Desserts: Make one, make all! (ohsnapletseat.com)











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Thanks for the reblog :)