Day 30 - 1 month in 11 more to go

Its Monday, I'm 30 days in and it was a conditioning wod and a squat 210x1 

As promised another great healthy recipe foumd amd cooked by Kate

Paleo hungrymam casserole (bacon, turkey, and sweet potatoes)

What you need:

2 pounds of lean ground beef (other ground animals will work too)

1/2 pound of bacon

8 eggs

3 large sweet potatoes (get 4 just in case)

1 large white onion

1 large red onion

Spices: Cayenne, paprika, garlic, black pepper, oregano

1 large deep rimmed skillet or pan

Coconut Oil to grease your slow cooker

Food Prep:

Peel your sweet potatoes and microwave them for 2-3 minutes to soften them slightly

Slice your sweet potatoes into 1/8″ slices, or thin like in the picture

Dice your bacon finely and brown it in a pan into crisp pieces

Remove your bacon from the pan and set it aside for later

Dice your onions into large chunks and add to your pan along with your ground beef. Make sure you use a deep skillet or pan big enough to brown 2 pounds of beef and 2 onions.

Season your beef as you wish. I used a generous amount of cayenne, paprika, black pepper, garlic powder, and oregano.

Make sure your beef is fully browned and onions are translucent.

Beat your 8 eggs in a bowl, blender, or food processor. I use my trusty magic bullet. Add some cayenne and paprika to your egg mixture if you wish.

 

Assembly:

Grease your slow cooker with some coconut oil.

Line the bottom of your slow cooker with slices of sweet potato. Just enough so that you cover the bottom.

Spoon in a layer of your seasoned beef onto the sweet potatoes.

Sprinkle some of your crisped bacon pieces on top of the beef.

Repeat.

The goal here is to keep layering evenly until you use up your supplies. If you end up with some extra sweet potatoes, I’m sure you can think of a few ways to eat them later.

Once you have finished layering, pour your egg mixture over the top. Trust me on this. The eggs will fall into place and make the magic happen.

Cook on low for 6 hours.

Allow pot to cool. If your ceramic crock is removable, throw it in the fridge overnight. This will allow the dish to congeal and set.