My mix raw food today July 22, 2010

[leadahead]

Hi mates,

Here's my raw diet for the day:

Bought all of them at Marikina Market. GS should know where it is coz he's living nearby.



Details here:






Details on my recipe:
Plan 1- mix the following: cuts of onion leaves , egg yolk (native egg) and tiny fish (dulong in our dialect)
Here's how it looks like when mix:

Plan 2- Bone marrow plus Fats (yummy!) to be eaten with coco meat
Plan 2- Banana (red ones are rare here in manila) and native guava as dessert

Of course a glass of coco juice.

Have a nice day to all!

Leadahead

[sven]

Cool stuff

[actionhero]

Interesting how your fruit and vegetables look like something you would actually find in nature while our fruits and vegetables here in the western world look like plastic toys.

[leadahead]

Interesting how your fruit and vegetables look like something you would actually find in nature while our fruits and vegetables here in the western world look like plastic toys.

these are native fruits... he he he

[leadahead]

These fats taste delicious on the second day. Superb

I just could not chew some of its the tendons. its just to hard to chew. maybe more days to store it before eating eat

[goodsamaritan]

Do you really eat them all together?

[wodgina]

your bone marrow looks nothing like mine, yours is liquid and yellow, wow!

The fruits look nothing like ours, those bananas look alien. Fruits with black bruises would not be sold in OZ.

[goodsamaritan]

your bone marrow looks nothing like mine, yours is liquid and yellow, wow!

The fruits look nothing like ours, those bananas look alien. Fruits with black bruises would not be sold in OZ.

Fresh marrow looks like that.  Those are the yummy parts, the jelly like thing.  Must be a species thing.

Red bananas are not as commercialized as the other types.  They have their own taste.

Bananas without bruises are not sold in our wet markets, people are suspicious if a banana looks picture perfect.  So it's a win win thing.

[Michael]

I agree with the other comments.  Like some of the food pictures posted by gs, the foods you guys have access to bears absolutely no resemblance to the foods we have in the West!  As actionhero correctly stated - our foods, even the so-called organic or natural wild ones, are like plastic toys compared!  It's quite eye-opening to see such stark contrasts between our fare and real food!

It's also interesting to note my own internal reaction after growing up in our unnatural environment - those foods in your pictures do not seem at all appetising to me even though, rationally, I recognise them as being far superior.

[sven]

MMMmm... real food