Sorry about the title, inspiration left me.  Anyway, my real inspiration came from one of the recipes in Robb Wolf's new book The Paleo Solution
 .  As an aside, if you haven't read Robb's new book, you really should.  It's good.  He's funny.  It's a nice blend of the science from the Paleo Diet
.  As an aside, if you haven't read Robb's new book, you really should.  It's good.  He's funny.  It's a nice blend of the science from the Paleo Diet and the fun writing style of The Primal Blueprint
 and the fun writing style of The Primal Blueprint .  Even if you're a Paleo expert, I think you could gain something from the book.  Anyway, back to the recipe.  As I looked at the recipe for Curried Pork, I thought, wow, that looks like a simplified version of Keema, with an added can of coconut milk and some fresh spinach.  But that's one thing I love about making Paleo foods -- the possibilities are endless, and the recipes can be as simple or complex as your little heart desires.  [I made a "double" batch so we'd have leftovers, but you can easily cut this recipe in half.]
.  Even if you're a Paleo expert, I think you could gain something from the book.  Anyway, back to the recipe.  As I looked at the recipe for Curried Pork, I thought, wow, that looks like a simplified version of Keema, with an added can of coconut milk and some fresh spinach.  But that's one thing I love about making Paleo foods -- the possibilities are endless, and the recipes can be as simple or complex as your little heart desires.  [I made a "double" batch so we'd have leftovers, but you can easily cut this recipe in half.]
Ingredients:
- 1 Tbs coconut oil
- 1 onion, diced (optional)
- 1 lb ground beef
- 1 lb ground pork (use any combination of ground meat that you want)
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 can diced tomatoes (get the no salt added kind) or 2 firm tomatoes, diced (optional)
- 1 Tbs ginger (optional)
- 2-4 Tbs curry powder
- 1 tsp minced hot pepper (optional)
- 1 can coconut milk (get the full-fat variety)
- Spinach (I had a big tub)
Heat  oil over medium heat until hot.  Add the onion and cook until  softened, about 5 minutes.  Add the meat and cook until no longer pink.   Add the garlic, tomatoes, ginger, curry powder, hot peppers, coconut milk, and spinach.  Cook  for a few minutes until blended together (maybe about another 5  minutes).  Cook about another 10 or 15 minutes until sauce has boiled down.   Taste and add more curry powder if needed. 
 
Um, just made this tonight and... YUM! Great recipe!
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