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 Post subject: Re: Raw food
PostPosted: Dec 12th, '11, 20:28 
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i eat very close to paleo... but i use a bow not a spear
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Was that by choice FB or you couldn't find a frypan? Barra I could probably handle raw but not sure about trout...
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Choice, both pretty nice but the barra better, freshly dead too, doesn't come any fresher :)
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Can we have a spear making thread now ? :)


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I use 2 dogs and a knife, get some pretty tasty wild pork that way.
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I too am on a somewhat of a raw diet and this has been my go to for recipes. http://www.fromsadtoraw.com/RawRecipes.htm
I’ve been doing my fish in a ceviche.
http://simplyrecipes.com/recipes/ceviche/
Raw is hard to do and gets expensive… especially when buying nuts in bulk. We also just spent an arm and leg on a ridiculous dehydrator which makes it easier. GOOD LUCK!
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PostPosted: Dec 13th, '11, 05:20 
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My wife Leila is heavily into the raw food thing. She has a blog on it. Lots of green juices, green smoothies, other smoothies. I could probably survive without ever having to chew. We have a dehydrator too. I call it the gugenheim as it bears a similarity and its like art that goes into that thing. Dehydrated everything! Flax seed crackers. Yum!

Anyway I got super inspired by the sushi idea. I happened to have a recently deceased trout of sizable proportions. So I got to work on it with my most sharp knife. Sadly the knife, a mere 3 inches long, was not really up for the job. It cut brilliantly but just way to short. Not easy filleting a trout! Damn slippery things...

I did however succeed in creating a couple of ok pieces. Sadly no lemon so I used some pineapple juice and salt and pepper. Pretty damn nice I can report.

Now I know what I want for xmas!
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Brian Fanner
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Oh yes here is a good high fiber idea Leila does. Juicer pulp crackers done in the dehydrator. She mixes it with other stuff though.
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Can we have a link to the blog please Brian?
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Yeah Brian, What's with baiting us like that. I feel unfullfilled :shock:

LOL gugenheim
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Raw pizza for lunch today..... :)

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Only 1 piece left now and it was pure awesomeness :thumbright: licking lips :whistle:
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that does look awesome...what's the base made from??
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www.welikeitraw.com is the raw food blog she frequents. Its not actually her blog. Her blog is on her website which is www.issimyafrika.com but it's not very specific to raw food. More art and illustration...

www.therawfoodchef.com for fancy stuff

www.therawfoodcoach.com is another one.
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Dunno how I am gonna spear a pint of ale , but I'll find a way. :D

Seriously, good stuff
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It is a great way to trick the children, they''l never know that it is only veges as look who I fooled :shock:
He had no idea, and scoffed the lot, thinking it was spaghetti bolognaise. The strands that look like pasta are zucchibi- raw! :lol:
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