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Another Paleo/Primal cookbook I LOVE and taught me some neat tricks for how to put *easy* meals together with the carb restriction:

http://www.amazon.com/Primal-Blueprint-Quick-Easy-Meals/dp/0982207743/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1356802891&sr=8-1&keywords=the+primal+blueprint+quick+and+easy

If you're on Pinterest there are TONS of paleo recipes and resources (sorry - I would c&p my paleo board, but I'm on my iPad so it's a PITA. Write on my wall if you want more info though!).

I know when I started paleo I had a tendency to unnecessarily complicate things, but sometimes it's better to just keep it simple! So meals are quite often something very simple like a piece of meat, roasted broccoli and a sweet potato. It's just about getting those grains off your plate. Breakfast? Scrambled eggs, a make-ahead crustless quiche, or a smoothie. Lunch? Homemade soup, or salad topped with some chicken, a hard-boiled egg and a ton of veggies. Instead of pasta, I use a spiralizer to make zucchini or sweet potato noodles. I still make burgers - I just don't eat the bun. I still make tacos and fajitas but either use lettuce leaves instead of taco shells/tortillas or just have everything on top of a ton of lettuce.

I think a lot of it is just about eating what you like and finding easy ways to make it grain-free, without resorting to paleo "cheats" like almond and coconut flour, which really should be the exception as opposed to the rule

@ladybee: It doesn't focus on paleo but the blog http://www.100daysofrealfood.com/ is great for non-processed food ideas. She even has a couple of week long menu ideas and tons of great recipes. Let us know how your 10 day thing goes, I like the idea a lot and might give it a try myself.