5-Ingredient Paleo Cookbook Review

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Even in our wonderful digital age I still love cookbooks.  My cookbook cupboard boasts books from way back, good old church cookbooks, books just for ice cream, Authentic Mexican Cookery, 365 Days of Cookies and so many other books.  You will find notes, bookmarks and stained pages in my cookbooks.  I read them daily and carry them around with me for cooking and baking inspiration.

Today I am adding a new cookbook to my cupboard the 5-Ingredient Paleo Cookbook written by Genevieve  Jerome.  Genevieve has an excellent story about her life-changing relationship with food and why eating Paleo has become her new way of life.   She devotes her time creating and sharing her recipes at Fitty Foodlicious, and also promotes fitness and wellness.

100+ Easy Recipes for Busy People on the Paleo Diet

 

So how did a baker who uses flour, sugar, and butter come upon a paleo cookbook?  There are several reasons, one I love learning how to cook in different ways and learning how to incorporate new ingredients.   Lately, I have been switching up my baking to use coconut oil for butter, and honey instead of sugar for instance.

I desperately need this cookbook because my daughters’ new boyfriend eats paleo. Which means I’m going to need a super simple paleo recipe to serve when he comes over because we are NOT forgoing an amazing dessert in this house. Luckily, I now have this handy paleo cookbook that has a whole section dedicated to desserts.

I just had to try these two dessert recipes and both were simple to make and absolutely delicious.

Cool and Creamy Banana Ice Cream with Cocoa Nibs

Apple Pie Baked Apples

The 5-Ingredient Paleo Cookbook has a wealth of information and is perfect for me to learn what foods to eat and avoid and how eating paleo helps maintain a healthy food lifestyle.  Even if you are not full-on paleo this cookbook offers delicious healthy recipes to add to your own cooking and baking recipes.

Now, who has time to spend hours in the kitchen preparing food, maybe once a week I can manage that but I have a busy schedule and this is where the cookbook delivers.  After I read through all the recipes I realized how quick and easy they are, and I have most of the ingredients in my cupboard, so no dashing to the store.  Here is the best part, these recipes are just 5 ingredients, 5 steps for preparation, and they cook or bake in a half-hour or less.  That is what I like!

What is included with this Paleo Cookbook

• Paleo Diet Guidelines
• The Rules for Eating Paleo
• Paleo Tips and Tricks
• Paleo Foods to Enjoy and the Ones to Avoid
• Pantry Essentials and Cooking Staples
• 9 Categories with 100 5-Ingredient Recipes

The recipes and directions are written clearly and concise and each has tips included for variations and cooking tips in case you want to change things up a bit.

Here are some great recipes from the book that sound amazing

• Tropical Delight Smoothie
• Breakfast Salad
• Romaine Lettuce BLT’s
• Sweet Potato Fries
• Sushi Bowls
• Chicken Burgers
• Beef Chili
• Salmon and Peaches
• Fruity Ice Pops
• Paleo Peanut Butter Cups
• Paleo Ranch Dressing

Are you looking for ways to make a positive change to your everyday eating habits, if so, this is a great book that promises tasty recipes that are not overwhelming to create?

Here is your link to get your own copy of this amazing cookbook.

Don’t forget to give Genevieve a shout out on her blog Fitty Foodlicious and tell her how much you love her book.

Blessings to all ~ Jere’

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