Fascinating both for Daniel's personal journey and his accounts of life among one of the most unusual of the Amazonian tribes.
What's on the menu lately
In the freezer
- Cod from Vital Choice
- Lamb sausage from Mint Creek Farms
- Lingonberries from Erickson's deli
- Pork belly from The Butcher and The Larder
- Some ground beef from McEwen Farms
- Some kind of ice cream or Diana's bananas
- Frozen stock in ice cube trays
In the fridge
- Blood Sausage and liver pate with aspic from Publican Quality Meats
- Taste Nirvana coconut water (the best coconut water outside of fresh coconuts)
- Wild smoked salmon from Trader Joes
- Carrot juice from Trader Joes
- Lettuce from the farmer's market
- Carrots from the farmer's market
- Beets from Trader Joes
- Homemade aioli
- Eggs from the farmer's market
- GT's Kombucha
- Local buckwheat and chestnut flours
- Miso
- Soy sauce
- LOTS of hot sauces and mustards
- Aged gouda cheese
- Hail Merry raw vegan chocolate pie
- Chocolate truffles from peeled
- Blood oranges
- Baking apples
- Garlic and shallots
In the pantry
- Seasnax seaweed
- Red boat fish sauce
- Haiga rice (more digestible than brown, more nutrients than white)
- Urad Dal (skiness lentils) for idlis (fermented rice-lentil cakes)
- Seaweed-rice crackers
- Kale chips


This blog is about the intersection between evolutionary biology and food. But also about practical applications, sustainable agriculture, and general tasty things.
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