In many places around the world brining or corning beef are specialties. In countries like Italy (Bresaola) and Mexico (cecina) many butchers still keep a brine or pickled barrel where they submerge tough cuts of meat for several days to absorb flavors and prolong their keeping time.In fact, Corned beef was a Cork specialty, as… Continue Reading
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Recipe: Paleo Banana Bread
Cross-posted from The Paleo Table I have a confession. I love baking. I love the contrast of it. On the one hand I’m making a huge mess but on the other, baking is such a precise, science-y thing. I love the actions of baking: sifting the ingredients, smelling the spices and vanilla, feeling the richness… Continue Reading
Everyday Paleo!
Hey Everyone! We are literally DAYS away from the release of Everyday Paleo, the fantastic book but our very own NorCal Strength & Conditioning trainer extraordinaire, Sarah Fragoso. The official release date is April 25th so get in on the pre-sales and or make sure to buy a copy of this fantastic book in the first week so… Continue Reading
Paleo diet: pre-cooking a week’s worth of meals
Stephen wrote in to The Paleo Table website and said, “I’m a police officer and have a hard time sticking to a paleo diet. Firstly, I’m really new to switching to it, which is a vulnerable, easy to cheat time. Secondly, due to my job, it’s hard to nail down chain times when I get… Continue Reading
The Paleo Table: Biscuits & Gravy
Last week on the 6 DIY food projects to try in 2011 post, Troglodyte in Training said, “And here I was all excited over mastering sausage-bacon gravy using coconut milk with powdered arrowroot for consistency.” Well, my little Troglodyte, you now get your wish! Gluten-free biscuits & gravy Biscuits and gravy were definitely on the… Continue Reading
TRF: Home Cooking-Salmon in Seattle
Happy New Year! Nothing says new beginnings like a Salmon dinner with good friends. Well, now that I think about it, I doubt if the concepts are related at all, but you have to keep this stuff interesting! On our recent trip to Seattle we got to hang out with our good friends Dave Werner,… Continue Reading
The Paleo Table: 6 DIY food projects to try in 2011
The holiday rush is over, and January 1 is right around the corner. For me, January always seems like a good time to start fresh and broaden my horizons. Even if you’re not a resolution-making type, the new year is always a fun time to try something new. Maybe your big project will be staying… Continue Reading
The Paleo Table: 5 winter squashes plus a recipe
Eating seasonally is not only good for the environment, it’s also the best way to get the freshest, tastiest produce that the earth has to offer. Visit any farmers market in the late fall and early winter and you will see several different kinds of winter squashes on display. They come in all shapes and… Continue Reading
The Road Forager: Bistecca alla Fiorentina!
In the opening photographs you see a few of the antipasti we had with this meal. Prosciutto, salami, basil. Wowzers! Here again, even in Italy one can eat gluten free, paleo-ish and still experience the culture and have a great time. Continue Reading
The Paleo Table: 8 herbs & spices you should get to know
Spices. Little bottles on your kitchen shelf. But throughout human history, they have played so many roles, from defining culture and ethnicity to being a status symbol of wealth. Spices were the driving force behind modern trade, the rationale for discovering new worlds, were valuable currency, sometimes the very reason a people would settle in… Continue Reading
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