Paleo w/o stove or microwave

[Jon Chacon]

I have been strictly following the paleo diet successfully for about two weeks and intend to continue. However, I will soon be in a living situation where I do not have access to a microwave or a stove, but do have a refrigerator.

I am not so concerned about the fruits, veggies, and nuts/seeds obviously, but does anyone have some good suggestions for variety in my meats and ways of preparing them? I know canned tuna will have to be on the list and maybe some deli meats, but I'm lost for thought after that. I understand that the paleo diet calls for unprocessed meat, but I may have to bite the bullet on this one for the next few months. I'm on a fairly tight budget as well so please keep this in mind.

[Michael Hill]

I am assuming you have access to a plug. If that is the case buy a crockpot and this grill. You can cook almost anything with those. I have one and it is top notch (and a lot bigger than it looks), well worth the money.


WFS

http://www.williams-sonoma.com/srch/...breville+grill

[Dave Van Skike]

George Foreman baby....Got one as a gift and kinda smirked...looked cheezy.

I proceeded to use it nearly everyday since.

[Jay Cohen]

Coleman double grill, white gas or propane, about 60 bucks Wal Mart.

[Rob Harris]

Originally Posted by Dave Van Skike

George Foreman baby....Got one as a gift and kinda smirked...looked cheezy.

I proceeded to use it nearly everyday since.

Cosign. But get the BIG one.

[Jon Chacon]

Thanks all. I'm pretty sure I can make one of those work.

[josh everett]

Correct me if I'm wrong but ii'm pretty sure paleo-lithic times did not include stoves and or microwaves.

[Patrick Donnelly]

I just saw how cheap those Foreman grills are... Why don't I have one?



I'll cook pretty much anything that doesn't involve and oven... Grilling, jerky dehydrating, nut butter mixing, microwave eggs... I don't even know why I avoid the oven so much.

[sarena kopciel]

Foremans are about 20$ these days for the small ones without bells and whistles! Crockpots too! Both are worthwhile purchases. Crockpots are amazing as you can prep food the night before, plug in in the morning and voila a fresh aroma and hot cooked food when ya come home! And only 1 thing to wash.

I have been putting in poultry or some sort of meat with veggies, herbs and s/t even coconut milk! YUM

[Eva Claire Synkowski]

what about just a counter top electric skillet? i use mine almost every day.