I just made a paleo butternut squash lasagna tonight and the kids loved it! I was surprised. They had no idea what was in it. Just google butternut squash lasagna paleo, it's on the stupideasypaleo.com site.

The author of Well Fed who also maintains a blog that includes recipes at www.theclothesmakethegirl.com has devised a sytem she refers to as "hot plates". In her Well Fed book she describes the weekly cookup and how to put it together to paleo meals. Most of these I imagine are Whole 30 compliant. Basically it involves cooking a bunch of chicken, ground meat, and maybe some pork and pairing the protein with veggies and sauces in a saucepan to whip up dinner in 15 minutes. I can attest that it works and I thought her suggested combinations are delicious. My kids are another matter. They don't like my Paleo diet so we're still experimenting.

Crock pot pulled pork
Eggs, cooked any number of ways
Ground meat, cooked with seasonings of choice - can eat with fork or in a "taco" shell made of romaine heart leaves

Roast extra veggies on the weekend
Have salad greens and homemade dressing available

Make mayo on the weekend, then for a quick dinner make salmon or tuna salad (w/ canned fish) and serve in cucumber boats

Roast pecans with coconut oil and salt - for salad topping or snacking.

I haven't done whole 30, so sorry if I've suggested anything not compliant.

DH and I really want to try Whole 30 but the recipies seem pretty time-intensive. What are some good ones for families running out the door in the morning and getting home late at night?