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    Slim-Down Season: 7 Healthy Paleo Diet Recipes to Kickstart Your Bikini Body

    By | Shine Food – Mon, Mar 18, 2013 12:55 PM EDT

    Photo by: Brooke McLay
    Paleo Brussells
    Ingredients:
    3-4 cups brussell sprouts, halved
    1/4 cup garlic-infused olive oil (or olive oil & 2 cloves fresh chopped garlic) sea salt to taste
    2 tablespoons ... more 
    Photo by: Brooke McLay
    Paleo Brussells
    Ingredients:
    3-4 cups brussell sprouts, halved
    1/4 cup garlic-infused olive oil (or olive oil & 2 cloves fresh chopped garlic) sea salt to taste
    2 tablespoons unsweetened dried cranberries or cherries
    2 tablespoons macadamias, coarsely chopped
    Directions:
    Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Toss brussells in oil. Salt to taste. Roast, uncovered, in hot oven for 20-25 minutes, or until crispy. Remove from oven and sprinkle immediately with cranberries and macadamia nuts. Serve and enjoy! less 
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    Want to try the Paleo diet? Rather than nixing everything you've ever loved, why not ease into it and see if your body doesn't adore it by making one Paleo recipe per day with our round-up of beloved Paleo-friendly eats! To get started on the Paleo diet, you likely know that grains are a no-no. But starting with all you'll have to give up is rarely the key to success. Discover, instead, how satisfying, fulfilling, and delicious the Paleo diet can be with these 21 incredible recipes-from baked goods for breakfast to savory soups for dinner! Dig in, discover your best body, and try Paleo today! - By Brooke McLay



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