You might think it’s hard to stick to healthy eating habits in the winter, when baked goods and hearty meals abound – but summer is the secret challenge. You’re getting out and about, so you think, “So what if I had ice cream yesterday?” To a certain extent, there’s nothing wrong with treating yourself – as long as you remember the paleo principle of balance.
To get that balanced diet during the summer – when BBQ foods will tempt you with their saucy sweetness – paleo casserole recipes are the way to go. Make yourself some paleo casseroles to rely on for quick dinner ideas, and you’ll be able to cut back on the snacking. The appeal of a quick and easy (but not great for you) meal like a hot dog won’t be as strong!
FaveHealthyRecipes.com is all about providing you with the recipes you need to stay healthy and happy – but we think you should enjoy your food, too! Here’s our round-up of tasty paleo casserole recipes for healthy meals all summer long.
P.S. – If you’re new to the paleo diet, be sure to read about the basics in 15 Paleo Recipes to Get You Started and check out this reader favorite, 20 Paleo Casseroles to Get You to Spring.
Easy Paleo Casserole Recipes for Summer
- Your Favorite Caveman Meal
- Sweet Potato Breakfast Casserole
- Paleo Chicken Spaghetti
- Paleo Hatch Chile Casserole
- Paleo Spaghetti Squash Pizza Bake – One of my family’s favorite recipes!
- Chicken Enchiladas
- Eggplant Pizza Casserole
- Paleo Pepperoni Pizza Casserole
- BONUS 11 Paleo Recipes You Can Make in the Slow Cooker (So You Won’t Heat Up the House)
What’s your favorite recipe of the summer?
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As someone unfamiliar with the paleo diet, what are the ingredients that make such recipes attractive as opposed to that BBQ or hot dog? I understand it is a healthy alternative to “fun” meals, but does having a paleo casserole also provide energy for working out after?
It definitely provides energy. To keep it brief, adapting to a paleo lifestyle means opting for meats, veggies, fish, and legumes while cutting grains, starches, and refined sugars.