Iron Chef WAYCT - What Are You Cooking Today
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Here's a fun 1 on paleo;
Archaeologists Officially Declare Collective Sigh Over "Paleo Diet" | http://bit.ly/13xoDnRThe money quote from the whole article:
"A seventeen-year-old kid at my gym gave me a ten minute lecture on how my Clif Bar was poison because humans can’t metabolize soy. I’ve been studying human evolution for thirty years.”Bwahahahahahaha!
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I loved this quote, "When asked what she would tell people who wished to pursue a true paleolithic diet, Dr. Hoyes laughed harshly before replying. ”You really want to be paleo? Then don’t buy anything from a store. Gather and kill what you need to eat. Wild grasses and tubers, acorns, gophers, crickets- They all provide a lot of nutrition. You’ll spend a lot of energy gathering the stuff, of course, and you’re going to be hungry, but that’ll help you maintain that lean physique you’re after. And hunting down the neighbor’s cats for dinner because you’ve already eaten your way through the local squirrel population will probably give you all the exercise you’ll ever need.”
Also this one,
Dr. Fenst instead attacked the premise that agricultural products are somehow “‘unnatural,” with wheat being specifically singled out. What people seem to ignore, he said, was that the fresh fruits and vegetables forming the basis of the Paleo Diet were created by the same agricultural process that produced cereal grains.
“Nearly every food item you currently eat today has been modified from its ancestral form, typically in a drastic way, ” he began. “The notion that we have not yet adapted to eat wheat, yet we have had sufficient time to adapt to kale or lentils is ridiculous. In fact, for most practitioners of the Paleo Diet, who are typically westerners, the majority of the food they consume has been available to their gene pool for less than five centuries. Tomatoes, peppers, squash, potatoes, avocados, pecans, cashews, and blueberries are all New World crops, and have only been on the dinner table of African and Eurasian populations for probably 10 generations of their evolutionary history. Europeans have been eating grain for the last 10,000 years; we’ve been eating sweet potatoes for less than 500. Yet the human body has seemingly adapted perfectly well to yams, let alone pineapple and sunflower seeds.”
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Is this Paleo? I had to hunt down the location on google maps and endure a 45min wait.
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Finn he was being a wise ass he has gone out to eat with me enough times to know what is and is not Paleo
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
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I have found that Indian supermarkets have cheap stuff too. Coconut oil in Sainsbury £6 in little Indian shop £2 for a huge tub.
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Finn the almond butter plus cacao looks amazing
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
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I have found that Indian supermarkets have cheap stuff too. Coconut oil in Sainsbury £6 in little Indian shop £2 for a huge tub.
today was only my 2nd day i´ve been using coconut oil for cooking…wth took me so long to go and grab it
everything just tastes so much better when cooked with coconut oil imo!back to my daily routine...dinner:
- pork filet with all sorts of green and red
Finn the almond butter plus cacao looks amazing
…and believe me, it even tastes the same way
dessert is where it´s at:
- banana + diy almond butter + 85% choc
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Dessert looks tasty, Finn. I also like the DIY Nutella.
…and none outside as well! i/we don´t drink beer at all during the week, so no need to buy booze!
