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Major LCF Poster!
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Oregon
Posts: 1,118
Gallery: sadie_adriana
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WOE: Paleo
Start Date: January 2011
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What's on the menu for Sunday?
Breakfast coffee fried egg (butter) some coconut flakes (yum)
Lunch: 4 lettuce wraps with turkey avocado red onion homemade mayo Dinner; burger lettuce onion tomato later; thinly sliced bbq flank steak, some smoked baby clams, sardines it was a strange eating day Edited to add, I do use grass fed butter (Kerrygold) Last edited by sadie_adriana; 06-25-2011 at 10:48 PM.. Reason: description of food |
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Major LCF Poster!
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Bellingham, WA
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Start Date: 1/7/11
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Hello!
B: 3 eggs scrambled in CO, 3 slices bacon, coffee w/hwc, water L: carnitas, grilled green onion, water, coffee w/ hwc D: bun less burger w/ green salad |
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Greeley, CO
Posts: 295
Gallery: Cuthbert
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WOE: Paleo
Start Date: December 2010
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B- Coffee with Coconut milk
L- 1/2 lb of Bison Kidney (grass fed) Curry, Onions and Mushrooms fried in Bison fat (also grass fed and rendered by me) D- The rest of the pound of Bison Kidney, Onions served over 2 pastured Duck eggs fried in Bison fat. Was heavy on the bison today. Going for Pork tomorrow. |
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Major LCF Poster!
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Location: Oregon
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Start Date: January 2011
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Senior LCF Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Greeley, CO
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Gallery: Cuthbert
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Start Date: December 2010
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It actually tasted quite a bit like the liver and had a consistency more like heart muscle if that makes sense. It wasn't bad, but I like the taste of muscle meat much more. I know that eating offal is good for you, but I think we should consume it in the same kind of proportion we find of the animal itself. Meaning we should eat as much offal as it takes to consume the whole animal maybe? I also tried the bison tongue a couple days ago. Let me tell you, that there is a part of the tongue that is incredibly tender. I mean an almost velvety texture that just melts in your mouth, and then there is the rest of the surrounding meat that is like a soft gristle you can chew and chew and never manage to break it apart. I'm really glad I found a source to try all of these different parts. While I'm not entirely enthralled with some of them, I realize that there are none so far that I can't enjoy. I guess I feel more in touch with my paleo self because I am not wasting parts of the animal that was harvested to provide me with only the tastiest bits. For tomorrow, I have some pastured pork, but I also have some bison large bone sections with the marrow inside. I have to admit, I'm really looking forward to seeing what that is all about.
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Major LCF Poster!
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Oregon
Posts: 1,118
Gallery: sadie_adriana
Stats: start 199/current 135
WOE: Paleo
Start Date: January 2011
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Someday I may get brave and try some offal, I wish it had a different name lol
I have a hard time eating liver, its strange because I love variety. Thanks for the great explaination, oh I do like moose, my son in law gave us part of his he got. |
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