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Thursday, April 2, 2009
Mechazawa-san Lamb Meatloaf with Starchy Tubers
We're both still wanting comfort food. So. Mechazawa-san lamb meatloaf with starchy tubers. Instructions for 2: Mix 3/4 - 1 lb lamb, 1/2 waxy potato diced very fine; 2-4 slices of onion diced very fine; 1/2 t garlic powder (or 1 clove of garlic, minced); 1 T Worcestershire (I use Bulldog for meatloaf); 1 egg; 1T cumin. Cook on the Egg at about 375F for 30 min. Serve on a bed of romain lettuce. Good and reliable.
Our eating has changed significantly over the past year as we have come to embrace what we believe is a healthier way of eating. We have lost weight and in general are in better health thanks in large part to this diet change. In a nutshell, we follow four principles: 1. Eat whole foods, and the whole food.Eating whole foods means avoiding processed ones. Whether animal or vegetable, consume as many of the edible parts as you can. 2. Limit carbs.We especially watch our consumption of wheat, because of its gluten, and refined sugars. 3. Use animal fats instead of vegetable oils.Olive, nut, and coconut oils in moderation are ok. 4. Use animal products only from pasture-raised and finished creatures. This includes dairy, eggs, and meat. Even when there is only a small taste difference, nutritional values between these and products from animals given feed are significant.
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