Mark Sisson has a recipe for egg muffins in his “Primal Blueprint Cookbook.” Tonight I decided to try the recipe because my grandsons are coming to visit on the weekend and I thought they might like them. But the boys are vegetarians, so I bought some “Mexican-seasoned fake ground round” to use in place of the…
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I made a few one-pot meals in my new crockpot recently, but I wasn’t very impressed. The meat was tasteless; all the flavour was in the liquid that was sucked out of the meat. Every meal tasted pretty much the same. I guess if you’re really in a rush in the evenings, it could be…
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I was talking to a friend on Skype today and he mentioned he’d recently bought Coconut Butter and that it was seriously delicious. I always thought coconut butter was something you slathered on your body in the tropics! (Well, not me personally as I burn just thinking about the word tropics! Plus, bugs eat me alive! Sigh…) Anyway, apparently…
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Once we started to leave our Hunter-Gatherer ways to become Agrarian, we had to find a local staple food that could cheaply feed much larger populations than our small family groups. In some places it was a grain like wheat, rye or millet, in other places it was a seed like chia or quinoa, and in…
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I bought a small boneless lamb shoulder roast the other day. Roasted it to 150F internally, still nice and rare, but yummy crispy skin! I had it hot, then cold for a couple of days. Yesterday I pureed some of the leftover lamb roast (including the fat, of course!) in my Kempo Juicer. Wow, did…
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Ask your butcher for beef feet (grass-fed, if possible) or beef soup bones, lamb necks (yummy!), chicken or turkey carcasses, chicken feet (yes, you read me right!), fish heads, etc. Add bones/carcass/fish heads to a large soup pot, cover with water to about one inch above the contents, add a splash (1-2 T) of apple…
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