Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

The start of another year full of hope and promise, another year to live in health and happiness.

I think you're all ready to fly and so, I won't be updating this site any more.

You'll find more than enough inspiration here to go your own way in ancestral eating and primal health, but here's what I've come to:

1. Eat real and whole food; all of it!
2. Engage in meaningful and social activity
3. Rest naturally and take time to just potter
4. Avoid dogma, charlatans and those who monetise health
5. Hone your own instincts and learn to trust them

Notice

Content republishers please take note.

I do not want to see my posts here in Top 10 this, that or the other articles on your websites. I am not interested in monetising health, I am not interested your "link love", I am not interested in my SEO ranking and I am not interested in traffic. Go jump on the next bandwagon, eh? Folks can find this site for themselves.

I find the monetisation of health quite abhorrent.

Non-profit bloggers, feel free.

I am not interested in social media. You won't find me tweeting, nor will you find me on any of the usual social media enterprises - I think it's all completely pointless and an utter waste of time, effort and resources, sapping energy and in the end counter-productive to real health.

Fin

In a word: So long, and thanks for all the fish ...

Lamb Escalopes & Leaves

Hunting through an unfamiliar supermarket, I happened upon a couple of bags of lamb escalopes in the cheap section ... unable to open the bags to take a look, it was pot-luck but it worked out well. Home, I found a number of thin slices of lamb leg ready for the skillet ...

For serving, I grabbed a good handful of leaves, added some carrot ribbons, green olives, capers and cubes of feta cheese, black pepper, sea salt and some poppy seeds.

Mushrooms, sliced and sautéed in butter for garnish over the meat.

Gorgeous!

Fajita Filling!

Fancying a quick dinner, I thought about Fajitas but just made up extra filling to go with a light salad and some yoghurt ...

The chicken Fajita Filling is simply chicken strips fried off in a large skillet with some coconut oil, herbs and spices sprinkled over: paprika, turmeric, coriander, garlic powder, sea salt, black pepper and some marjoram, green pepper added then red cabbage.

Serve out with a leafy green salad and a bowl of probiotic natural yoghurt.

Eat, enjoy, feel replete.