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Hunting-Gathering on the Web: This Week in Paleogastronomy, Week 26

June 28, 2009
By jc

Do chefs have better sex lives than paleolithic man? It’s hard to say. Both spent an above average amount of time and calories sourcing and preparing food. Here is some light on the subject. Read it and you have something to discuss afterwards. We got beat to the punch by the New York times,...
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Paleo-Philippino Cooking: Welcome Chicken Adobo

May 29, 2009
By jc
Paleo-Philippino Cooking: Welcome Chicken Adobo

Like most oriental cuisines, Philippino cooking poses a paleo-challenge. The cuisine embraces rice, rice noodles and egg noodles as its caloric mainstay. However, there are a few green shoots for the paleogastronomer. No less then Anthony Bourdain proclaims Lechon, a pig roasted over a hand turned rotisserie, the best pig in the world. Sinigang,...
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