http://monkeyfood.net Ylimuulin apinanruokakeittiö ruokkii päätä ja häntää Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:21:56 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I understand that it might be a tad tricky to try separate the really good recipes from the really, really good ones here in Monkeyfood because I praise almost everything I ever make :-D Still, I'm gonna praise these ones as well: these superduper nuts that would give even the ... http://monkeyfood.net/2010/03/04/do-you-have-balls-to-eat-these-nuts/ For all my Finnish readers, I HAVE TO put a word out about this wonderful organic product: Kotivaran Luomumeetvursti. It's not only organic and unbelievable delicious, it also does not contain glucose or any other sh*t so commonly messing with cut meat. I won't even mention E621, the most evil ... http://monkeyfood.net/2010/03/03/shameless-advertising/ Well no, Artsy Stew ain't some kitsch artist but rather a bit kitsch dish. I don't even have a photo of it because a) I was too hungry and it was so good and b) because it ain't that photogenic. Anyway, am gonna share with you, love your artsy stews, ... http://monkeyfood.net/2010/03/02/artsy-stew/ Just a quick word for inspiration! As everyone knows, organic eggs are a part of a paleo diet's basics. They may be consumed in the form of omelettes, scrambled, poached, fried, Benedict, mushed... Or boiled. Here's  my breakfast with couple of eggs and some nnnice olives, recommendable! I actually often ... http://monkeyfood.net/2010/02/24/eggs-and-olives/ And now, after the basics of paleo below (see Omelette and Coconut Cream&Berries), something a little more advanced: paleo sushi (to be exact, sushi means vinegar rice so these really aren't sushi, pardon my Japanese). Sashimi is already nicely paleo and the sushi rolls only need omitting of the rice, ... http://monkeyfood.net/2010/02/21/advanced-paleotics-riceless-sushi/ I've never really liked omelettes that much, even tho they are very popular among people eating paleo or low-carb. I've always found them too dry and sort of repulsive. Until I travelled to Krabi a few weeks ago and ate an omelette every second morning! These ones were moist, soft ... http://monkeyfood.net/2010/02/21/breaking-eggs/ This is one of the super easy paleo snacks/breakfasts/desserts that has had plenty of media time in numerous Finnish "health" blogs. So if there anybody who still hasn't found it, recommending to try and variate it according to your taste. Also easy to take on road since coconut milk/coconut cream ... http://monkeyfood.net/2010/02/21/easy-rider/ To get you in the thai mood to accompany my trip I'll guide you to making this fabulously easy (do I sound like Nigella or what??!) thai influenced oven dish. It tastes like tom kha or tom kha gai and you can utilize chicken, fish or meat as the protein. ... http://monkeyfood.net/2010/01/31/thai-shall-enjoy-it/ This stuff I just made for us for dinner is thee best paleo side order ever! So if you're having a feast or a special occasion or you want to show off some paleo luxury for your friends, take this on the menu. Can'tgo wrong. Unless your friends are vegetarian. ... http://monkeyfood.net/2010/01/30/the-mother-of-all-side-orders/ Just to boost you in the middle of this devilishly cold REAL winter that we all SO LOVE, here's just another example of a beautiful combination of beautiful ingredients. These go so well together I wouldn't believe if I just didn't finish my dinner... Boy I was in need of ... http://monkeyfood.net/2010/01/29/piece-of-inspiration/