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A few weeks ago I shared what a day on each stage of GAPS Intro might look like. Now that I am on Full GAPS for the most part, I am sharing what a week of this food looks like for me – and sharing some delicious GAPS Diet recipes with it!
Full GAPS Breakfast and Lunch
My breakfasts and lunches look the same most days: soup or soft boiled eggs, avocado, and Kerrygold butter with a side of broth. I may do leftovers or sardines as well. I keep it basic and very similar to GAPS Intro. I want to get my day of to the right start, and my lunches need to be simple.
I work from home, so I do not need to pack a lunch. If I did, it would be simple: Heat up soup and put it in a thermos, or pack up a container of leftovers.
During green bean season, there was also green beans everywhere. I love have a huge garden in the backyard – I can stuff my soups with vegetables without paying a dime.
A Week of Full GAPS Meals – Dinners
This is just a sample week. Check below for more GAPS Diet recipes that I love! All of the non-soup dinners are eaten with a mug of broth.
Sunday – Three Cup Chicken with steamed vegetables and cauliflower rice.
Monday – Hidden liver meatloaf with peas and raw cheese.
Tuesday – My husband works nights. So dinner is simple and something he won’t like: Sardines, pickles, and nut- and dairy-free pesto.
Wednesday – Rock climbing night! I’ll have any of my basic soups made with soaked lentils.
Thursday – Hamburgers or steak with (you guessed it!) with steamed vegetables covered in butter.
Friday – AIP Spaghetti and Meatballs (made with batch cooked and frozen Nomato Sauce)
Saturday – Dinner with one of my parents. Simple pan-fried or baked meat (chicken at my dad’s, grass fed beef at my mom’s) with steamed vegetables and some broth I bring with.
More GAPS Diet Recipes
Pesto Sausage Cakes
Avocado Birds Nest (would make a fantastic breakfast)
Bone Marrow Soup
Chicken Curry Soup
Cauliflower Fried Rice
Tuna Salad
Basic Meat and “Potatoes”
Deconstructed Cabbage Rolls (use cauliflower rice)
Pizza made with a crust made from almond flour, coconut flour, or cauliflower
What are some of your favorite GAPS Diet recipes?
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elevatedlivingblog says
All the meals look tasty. I thought the GAPS diet disallows lentils and dairy? I also am reading different things about avocado.
How We Flourish says
The Gut and Psychology book lists properly prepared lentils and certain types of dairy as okay for the Full GAPS diet. Avocado is safe from stage 3 of Intro.
Meg says
Hi, I am curious about the recipe for your three cup chicken soup?
How We Flourish says
I didn’t realize I had left the link out! A link to the recipe is now in the post.
Ana says
Hi I am Ana and I am doing Gaps and I wanted to have meals to eat on special occasions. Do you have some fun recipes for me?