Fast and easy ...
Combine drained canned tuna and cold mashed potato at a 1:2 ratio of potato to fish.
Add in any flavourings you like - chilli, ground coriander, lemon rind, whatever.
Gently fry off in your favourite paleo fat, goose fat for me.
Serve with mixed vegetables, some mayonnaise and a wedge of lime, scattered herbs over.
13/10/2014
11/10/2014
Roasted Sprouts & Bacon with Mashed Cauliflower, Feta & Soured Cream
Really two meals combined ...
Roasted Sprouts & Bacon
Oven on at 180C.
Par-boil some Brussels sprouts, half and drop into a roasting tray with shredded fatty bacon and a few cloves of garlic.
Omit the bacon and add in some coconut oil or olive oil for a vegetarian alternative.
Commit to the oven for about half an hour.
Mashed Cauliflower, Feta & Soured Cream
Steam some cauliflower and crush with feta cheese and soured cream.
Serve
Roasted sprouts down first, cauliflower over and a good knob of butter on top, shredded spring onions to garnish.
Roasted Sprouts & Bacon
Oven on at 180C.
Par-boil some Brussels sprouts, half and drop into a roasting tray with shredded fatty bacon and a few cloves of garlic.
Omit the bacon and add in some coconut oil or olive oil for a vegetarian alternative.
Commit to the oven for about half an hour.
Mashed Cauliflower, Feta & Soured Cream
Steam some cauliflower and crush with feta cheese and soured cream.
Serve
Roasted sprouts down first, cauliflower over and a good knob of butter on top, shredded spring onions to garnish.
10/10/2014
Mayaj - Sheep Brain Curry
... something interesting for lunch.
I popped out with a pal of mine for a spot of lunch at Akbar's Café in Bradford, an excellent lunchtime venue with a really interesting menu.
For starters, we had Liver Tikka and Panner Tikka; mains, curried Lamb Shank and Mayaj - a sheep brain curry.
Nutritionally, brain is phenomenal giving something like 4000% RDA of cholesterol, massively protein-rich and full of good saturated fats. The only thing that could make it any better would be to curry it, a popular dish in Pakistan.
I think the curry was very simple, just the brains, onion and spice base and some fresh coriander. Served with steamed rice, lovely!
I popped out with a pal of mine for a spot of lunch at Akbar's Café in Bradford, an excellent lunchtime venue with a really interesting menu.
For starters, we had Liver Tikka and Panner Tikka; mains, curried Lamb Shank and Mayaj - a sheep brain curry.
Nutritionally, brain is phenomenal giving something like 4000% RDA of cholesterol, massively protein-rich and full of good saturated fats. The only thing that could make it any better would be to curry it, a popular dish in Pakistan.
I think the curry was very simple, just the brains, onion and spice base and some fresh coriander. Served with steamed rice, lovely!
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