5 Books for the Paleo Enthusiast to Read While Brothing

A Good Food Day, by Marco Canora
Author Marco Canora is the man behind Brodo, a trendy takeaway hole-in-the-wall in NYC that serves bone broth for paleos on the go.  With recipes like Citrus-Spiked Hazelnut and Rosemary Granola and Chickpea Crepe Sandwiches, you’ll find Canora will inspire you to eat more than just broth.

Nom Nom Paleo, by Michelle Tam and Henry Fong
If you haven’t spent an afternoon ogling this book yet, you’re missing out. It’s filled with inspiring photographs and a great big dose of humor. Written by the authors of the popular Nom Nom Paleo blog, it’s packed with tasty tips and tricks that are sure to break newbie paleos of their habit of eating nothing but bacon (not that there’s anything wrong with that).

Paleo Lunches and Breakfasts On the Go, by Diana Rodgers
Broths will hold you over between meals, but if you’re on the run, it can be hard to eat all paleo all the time. This cookbook is filled with portable and nutritious recipes that will make you happy to dig into lunch and feel good about what you packed.

Learning to Breathe Fire, by J.C. Herz
Of course, it takes more than some meaty meals to earn your paleo cred. There are paleofied pregnancy guides, sex guides (sadly totally SFW), homesteading guides, and workout guides. It probably won’t do too much good to just read about lifting weights, but if you’re not quite ready to join your local CrossFit, it can’t hurt to do a little research first.

The New Health Rules, by Frank Lipman and Danielle Claro
Endorsed by the Queen of Glowing Bodies herself, Gwyneth Paltrow, Dr. Frank Lipman’s lush new book is a go-to manual on not just good food, but every aspect of healthy living. Because it’s not just all about that broth. (‘Bout that broth. ‘Bout that broth…)
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