taco – that paleo couple

Last week we shared with you our homemade habanero guacamole. While it’s great on its own, we also put together this great taco bowl for your taco Tuesdays (and other days that end in -y). This taco bowl is saucy and flavorful without being overly sweet or complicated.

Whether you have the spiced ground beef over a bowl of iceberg lettuce or with guacamole, you’ll easily keep your net carbohydrates low (so long as you don’t eat the full recipe with guacamole in one sitting!) if you’re following a ketogenic diet. Although you’ll be tempted to eat it all in one go, we know you’ll manage your moderation.

Keto or no, you’ll feel full and ready to get after it.

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Growing up, I remember my mom sharing with me the fact that when she was my age, they ate everything from the animals on the farm. She shared stories of tongue, sweetbreads, and ham hocks—and you couldn’t have paid me enough money to try them. Thankfully, with a bit of persistence from my parents to always try new things, and this crazy paleo adventure we’ve embarked on over the past two-plus years, we’ve come to eat (and love) a lot of foods that fall off the beaten path of traditional American cuisine.

Just a few weeks ago, we brought this buffalo tongue that we bought at Cibola Farms along to Russ’ house for cooking along with a day of cooking as well as photographing a few items for an upcoming project (more on that soon!). If you’ve never had tongue before, or are trying to convince a wary friend or family member, this is exactly the recipe you’ve been looking for. We hope you’ll give it a try.

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