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Paleo Party and Weekly Eats
What do people eating an evolutionarily appropriate diet eat? Well. lots of things, as I try to demonstrate with my paleo foods section.Eating Paleo in NYC had a great party last night and it was wonderful to see the huge diversity of food on the menu and to meet everyone!
Berries, sprouts, nuts, raw beef, grassfed butter, chili, Indian lamb, duck, asparagus, garlic greens...
Everyone at the party was doing paleo for different reasons ranging from weight loss to celiac disease to interest in eating nourishing real foods. There were normal paleos, WAPFrs, raw foodists, and everyone in between. It was interesting to talk about dietary preferences, it really showed me how you can't put this movement in a box.
Blood sausage, raw beef, wild boar leg, spinach, london broil, liver pate...pics from the farm tour!
The party was generously hosted by the Sanocki brothers and I hope everyone had a great time! Here is what else I've been eating:

Seaweed plate at Souen! This is the seaweed salad. I also ate a bunch of oysters and pumpkin. Souen is a great example of how flexible the paleo diet can be....you can even eat it at a macrobiotic primarily vegetarian restaurant! Seaweed is very nutritious and so are oysters. The only caveat here is that they use vegetable oils in their cooking like safflower oil.
I often get brunch at Get Fresh Table and Market. This morning I had this lovely pastured pork belly and beet salad, plus a side of garlic greens and roasted potatoes. Last week I had grass fed steak and eggs!
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Very good, I really enjoyed
Very good, I really enjoyed it. Do you know of somewhere I can check out more about it?
Hello Melissa, I saw you that
Hello Melissa,
I saw you that you're going to be at next summer's Ancestral Health Symposium, so I wanted to say hello from another presenter!
The plates look like art! It is sometimes staggering to think about the schism in the average person's mind regarding paleo and haute cuisine. Looks great to me.
Best,
Skyler
Ok, Melissa...I want Boar's
Ok, Melissa...I want Boar's leg. Where the heck do I find it?
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I will have to ask John, I
I will have to ask John, I think he ordered it online. When I buy it, it is usually from http://www.dartagnan.com/ since they sell in NYC stores. It's best to get it from a hunter though, because lots of game farms fatten with grain and since most distributors like D'Artagnan market game as lower in fat, they often remove outer fat, which sucks.
Looks like there is a ranch in Texas
http://www.brokenarrowranch.com/ they sound pretty darn good
Yes I was pretty disappointed
Yes I was pretty disappointed to find out that game farms altered the diet and fat content somewhat. Other than that wild boar (and other "exotic meats") is pretty easy to find on
the web.
That looks so
That looks so wonderful.
Unfortunately, Pittsburgh is not so progressive in this front - but the few-and-far-between Paleo/Primal folk here are starting to get connected. Hopefully someday!
Those pictures are delectable - seaweed and pumpkin are two of my favorite foods~