Yes, it was a few hours of pandemonium :P
But, now I have food ready to go for almost the entire week.
That’s the joy of batch cooking :)
On the menu this week: honey and vinegar-braised short ribs with spinach and celery root purée and apricot curry chicken salad.
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Do you ever peek into other people’s shopping carts, or gawk at their purchases at the check-out? Do you then try to figure out what kind of diet, if any, they’re on? Followed perhaps by a quick glance at the shopper to evaluate the success of that diet?
Somehow I doubt I’m the only one ;) In which case, you might find my weekly shopping loot interesting.
*These groceries are for 1 week, 2 people, and exclude previously purchased meat that may be used from the freezer. Not pictured above: beef short ribs bought at the Granville Island Public Market.
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“But if you don’t eat bread, what the heck do you eat??”
This post should answer that question and then some. Check out the images below of everything that I ate this past week to see the extent of my suffering on this paleo/primal “diet”.
Rice-free cabbage rolls, coconut chicken curry, and blueberry liver – what could be tastier, or easier?
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My list of go-to restaurants is short. I love trying new places. It’s not often that I settle down and re-visit a spot multiple times. There are just too many great restaurants to explore in Vancouver. However, as soon as I tried Maurya during Dine Out last year, I knew I’d be back. It’s considered by many, myself included, as the 2nd best Indian food in town, after Vij’s.
What sets Maurya apart? Keep reading…
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1) Have you registered for the Paleo Summit yet? It’s free, it’s paleo, and it’s online. What are you waiting for?
2) The theatrical trailer is out for “In Search of the Perfect Human Diet”. DVDs are available for pre-order, and will be shipped Feb. 29th. Keep reading…
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