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		<title>By: Julia Mcmillan</title>
		<link>http://www.cronesspace.com/2006/02/23/raw-meat-eggs/#comment-3892</link>
		<author>Julia Mcmillan</author>
		<pubDate>Fri, 24 Feb 2006 16:20:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hi there,
 I ate a quarter pound of raw beefalo with tomato sauce, and 4 eggs
 fried in coconut oil for breakfast this morning. First time in my life
 I've eaten raw bovine. It was really good. It's a LOT easier to
 digest, and more nutritious. The raw anaiml fats are great. Almost
 anything raw is superior to anything cooked I think, but I wouldn't
 eat poultry or fish raw unless it had been marinated or dried first.
 See Nourishing Traditions for recipes.
 I've eaten raw salmon before - got the recipe out of Nourishing
 Traditions. It's called pickled salmon - it was really good - pretty
 salty though. It pickled in sea salt, lemon juice, mustard seeds,
 water, chopped raw onions, pepper, etc., for 24 hours at room temp.
 They say that meats are OK as long as they've been frozen for at least
 2 weeks. I think it helps to get organic/grass fed if possible too.
 Most eggs are OK too I think - raw. May be a good idea to wash the
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 shell before opening them in case there may be germs on the outside of
 the shell.
 Restaurant raw meat I'm not sure about.
 Joe
 
 asking me about raw meat...carpaccio (sp?) - Italian, she thinks and
 Kipinayeh (sp?) beef? - Lebanese?
 uncooked meats and he craves meat but does not feel good on cooked
 meat. We are wondering what the difference is? I will be very curious
 to know his blood type.
 regularly put 2 free range eggs in my homemade "shake"...haven't had
 any problems yet.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi there,<br />
 I ate a quarter pound of raw beefalo with tomato sauce, and 4 eggs<br />
 fried in coconut oil for breakfast this morning. First time in my life<br />
 I&#8217;ve eaten raw bovine. It was really good. It&#8217;s a LOT easier to<br />
 digest, and more nutritious. The raw anaiml fats are great. Almost<br />
 anything raw is superior to anything cooked I think, but I wouldn&#8217;t<br />
 eat poultry or fish raw unless it had been marinated or dried first.<br />
 See Nourishing Traditions for recipes.<br />
 I&#8217;ve eaten raw salmon before - got the recipe out of Nourishing<br />
 Traditions. It&#8217;s called pickled salmon - it was really good - pretty<br />
 salty though. It pickled in sea salt, lemon juice, mustard seeds,<br />
 water, chopped raw onions, pepper, etc., for 24 hours at room temp.<br />
 They say that meats are OK as long as they&#8217;ve been frozen for at least<br />
 2 weeks. I think it helps to get organic/grass fed if possible too.<br />
 Most eggs are OK too I think - raw. May be a good idea to wash the<br />
 <!--more--><br />
 shell before opening them in case there may be germs on the outside of<br />
 the shell.<br />
 Restaurant raw meat I&#8217;m not sure about.<br />
 Joe</p>
<p> asking me about raw meat&#8230;carpaccio (sp?) - Italian, she thinks and<br />
 Kipinayeh (sp?) beef? - Lebanese?<br />
 uncooked meats and he craves meat but does not feel good on cooked<br />
 meat. We are wondering what the difference is? I will be very curious<br />
 to know his blood type.<br />
 regularly put 2 free range eggs in my homemade &#8220;shake&#8221;&#8230;haven&#8217;t had<br />
 any problems yet.</p>
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