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Dried mussels: A little plate with 160 g of protein (plus some comments on high-protein low-carbohydrate dieting)
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4:00 AM
Many hunter-gatherer groups employed various methods of drying to preserve meats. Drying also increases significantly the protein content ...
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Dried meat: Homemade beef jerky
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4:00 AM
You can dry many types of meat, including beef, pork, goat, deer, and even some types of seafood, such as mussels. Drying meat tends to si...
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How to make white rice nutritious
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4:00 AM
One of the problems often pointed out about rice, and particularly about white rice, is that its nutrition content is fairly low. It is basi...
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Ground meat treats: Beef and bison meatza
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4:00 AM
At the time of this writing, there was no Wikipedia article for the term “meatza”, which surprised me a bit given the number of recipes on t...
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Ground meat treats: Zucchini and onion meatloaf
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4:00 AM
A cousin of the meatball ( ), the meatloaf is a traditional German dish. The recipe below is for a meal that feeds 4-8 people. The ground be...
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Liver and meatballs separated by a wall of sweet potatoes
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4:00 AM
A commenter wrote here some time ago that she liked to eat rice because rice can be easily used to separate food items on a plate. One can j...
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Beef meatballs, with no spaghetti
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4:00 AM
There are pizza restaurants, whose specialty is pizza, even though they usually have a few side dishes. Not healthy enough? Well, don’t desp...
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Pressure-cooked meat: Top sirloin
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7:07 AM
Pressure cooking relies on physics to take advantage of the high temperatures of liquids and vapors in a sealed container. The sealed contai...
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Slow-cooked meat: Round steak, not grilled, but slow-cooked in a frying pan
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9:24 AM
I am yet to be convinced that grilled meat is truly unhealthy in the absence of leaky gut problems. I am referring here to high heat cooking...
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What about some offal? Boiled tripes in tomato sauce
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1:40 PM
Tripe dishes are made with the stomach of various ruminants. The most common type of tripe is beef tripe from cattle. Like many predators, o...
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Oven roasted meat: Pork tenderloin
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6:12 AM
This cut of pork is the equivalent in the pig of the filet mignon in cattle. It is just as soft, and lean too. A 100 g portion of roasted p...
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Tender cuts of meat for the grill: Filet mignon and bison
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7:21 PM
Filet mignon is one of the tenderest cuts of beef. It is also one of my favorites. Filet mignon comes from the tenderloin area (see this pic...
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Steamed gulf shrimp with vegetables
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7:50 PM
Few would argue against eating seafood several times a week, except in the case of seafood allergy. Shrimp is a very good option, especially...
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How to break a coconut
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9:06 AM
The coconut is often presented as a healthy food choice, which it is, as long as you are not allergic to it. Coconut meat has a lot of satur...
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Eating fish whole: Sardines
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12:33 PM
Different parts of a fish have different types of nutrients that are important for our health; this includes bones and organs. Therefore it ...
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Eating fish whole: Smelts
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12:07 PM
Since different parts of a fish have different types of nutrients that are important for our health, it makes sense to consume the fish whol...
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