Sunday, 26 May 2013

The Only Way I Drink Coffee…high fat (butter and / or coconut oil)

Healthy Coffee Recipe

The Only Way I Drink Coffee…

A way to supercharge coffee and make it healthy and great for your skin The Only Way I Drink Coffee...

After a recent facebook post where I mentioned I put some strange ingredients in my coffee, I’ve gotten a few emails asking for more details…

I have a love/hate relationship with coffee. Basically, I love coffee but my adrenals don’t always love it! Also, since I don’t eat/drink sugar or much pasteurized dairy, it can make for some pretty boring coffee… until now.

I’d always mixed coconut oil into my coffee or tea to help get my 1/4 cup a day, though it always floated on the top and the texture was sometimes rough (especially when I was pregnant…  the texture made me so nauseous!). At the suggestion of a site I sometimes read, I tried a strange twist that has become my new favorite!

Basically, I blend coconut oil and grassfed organic unsalted butter (yes… butter) into coffee with a dash of vanilla and sometimes a drop of stevia. The blender emulsifies the coconut oil and butter so the texture is more creamy than oily and it is a delicious way to get a boost of beneficial fats. This type of coffee also gives much more extended energy throughout the day without making me jittery.

I also tried his Bulletproof Coffee which is much smoother than regular coffee and produced carefully to avoid the presence of Mycotoxins: “Most coffee beans are processed by either leaving them in the sun and elements to wither and dry, or by pressing them and letting them ferment (spoil) to remove the outer layer of the bean.  Both of these techniques are known to produce significant levels of mycotoxins as they enhance flavor. Upgraded Coffee beans are mechanically processed right after picking using only clean cold water.  This more expensive process is safer because it dramatically reduces harmful molds or bacteria from impacting your health.”

Seriously, try this coffee at your own risk, because it will ruin you for drinking other coffee!
Bulletproof coffee and herbal coffee are the only ones I drink anymore and I always prepare it this way…

The Only Way I Drink Coffee…
 
A way to supercharge coffee and make it healthy and great for your skin The Only Way I Drink Coffee...
 
A delicious and creamy coffee that packs a powerful nutritional punch!

Ingredients
Instructions
  1. Put all ingredients in a blender or food processor. Mix on high speed for 20 seconds until frothy. Drink immediately and enjoy all the energy!
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Notes:

I take my fermented cod liver oil right before drinking this to give all the fat soluble vitamins some beneficial fats to digest with. If you aren’t regularly taking coconut oil, start with a teaspoon and work up as too much at once might upset your stomach. Coconut oil often increases metabolism and some people notice feeling warmer or like their heart is racing if they start off too fast.
Do you drink coffee? Put butter in it? Too weird? Weigh in below!

Friday, 17 May 2013

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Product Sizes

  • MCT 001 (500ml bottle)

Melrose MCT (medium chain triglyceride) Oil

  • Provides twice the energy of carbohydrates.
  • Rich source of mono saturated fats (oleic and omega-9).
  • Neutral Flavour.
  • Designed for Bodybuilders and Athletes.

Shelf Life and Storage

  • 48 Months from date of manufacture.
  • Store in a cool (less than 30c), dry place.

Cautions

MCT is intended for occasional use only during periods of intensive exercise, such as by triathletes, marathoners and other endurance athletes. It is not intended as a sole source of dietary fat since it contains no essential fatty acids. Use it only in combination with healthful sources of dietary polyunsaturated vegetable oils such as Melrose Flaxseed, Safflower and Sunflower Oils.
Failure to use with vegetable oils may result in essential fatty acid deficiency. If you experience persistent nausea, diarrhoea, abdominal cramps or other gastrointestinal discomfort, discontinue use. Consult a doctor before use if you have diabetes, cirrhosis, acidosis, ketosis or other liver problems.
Keep MCT out of reach of children, for adults only.

Dosage & Uses

  • Take one teaspoon per day and gradually increase to 1 to 3 dessertspoons per day.
  • MCT should only be taken with food as intake on an empty stomach can cause nausea.

MCT can be used in cooking but is not recommended due to its low flash point.

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Safe ways to tweak Bulletproof® Coffee – Butter Coffee, Fatty Coffee, and More

Bulletproof® Coffee Mistakes – Butter Coffee, Fatty Coffee, and More

Safe ways to tweak Bulletproof® Coffee recipe and keep the FULL EFFECTS

  • BPA Free Coconut Cream or milk, NOT coconut water (especially good for frothiness)
  • Upgraded Chocolate
  • Upgraded Vanilla
  • Cinnamon (Ceylon is best)
  • Xylitol (only from hardwood, not Chinese corn)
  • Erythritol (non GMO)
  • Stevia

Safe ways to tweak Bulletproof® Coffee recipe for MORE PROTEIN BUT LESS AUTOPHAGY

  • Other heat-tolerant protein powders (the best tasting, highest performing are Upgraded Whey™ and Upgraded Collagen™)
  • Raw eggs (makes extra frothy)
So that’s it. Good coffee is magic. It’s no secret that Bulletproof Coffee is one of the best ways to supercharge your brain function and turbo charge fat loss. Every, day more and more people are improving their cognitive performance, forgetting what hunger felt like, and shrinking their waistlines thanks to Bulletproof Coffee.
As biohackers interested in quantifiably measuring our own performance, or as coffee lovers just wanting to kick more ass, we owe it to ourselves to ourselves to try Bulletproof Coffee done perfectly at least one time. Cutting corners with a cup of “pretty good” coffee from unproven beans, with regular butter (or some other random fatty stuff) thrown in, will leave you satisfied, but it won’t leave you in the Bulletproof™ state of high performance. It is worth feeling the full mental clarity and massive energy surge a true cup of Bulletproof Coffee provides.
Do yourself a favor by experiencing the real Bulletproof Coffee recipe and accompanying Bulletproof™ Protocols:

References

1. Fung F, Clark RF. Health effects of mycotoxins: a toxicological overview. J Toxicol Clin Toxicol. 2004;42(2):217-34. Review. PubMed PMID: 15214629.
2. Bennett JW, Klich M. Mycotoxins. Clin Microbiol Rev. 2003 Jul;16(3):497-516. Review. PubMed PMID: 12857779; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC164220.
3. Wild CP, Gong YY. Mycotoxins and human disease: a largely ignored global health issue. Carcinogenesis. 2010 Jan;31(1):71-82. doi: 10.1093/carcin/bgp264. Epub 2009 Oct 29. PubMed PMID: 19875698; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC2802673.
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Wednesday, 3 April 2013

my dream......suckling pig

Slow Oven Roasted Suckling Pig - Overclockers Australia Forums

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Want to try out a suckling pig in the oven, here you go:

Ingredients:
  • 1 suckling pig around 6-7kg
  • Good quality extra virgin olive oil - around 1.5 cups
  • Sea Salt flakes - plenty
  • Garlic - around 5 cloves
  • Herbs - optional I used some thyme
  • One onion
  • Half cup of white vinegar
  • Lare Roasting Pan
  • Large oven
  • Foil
  • Twine
  • Meat Thermometer
  • Oven Thermometer

The pig may be difficult to get as butchers do not usually take delivery of them so young. I managed to have a pig farmer contact who agreed to provide me with one. The suckling pig is still on its mothers teat as the name suggests. They are often served in Chinese restaurants so maybe ordering one from an Asian butcher.

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Awesome but poor little piggy is/was so cute so its sad
The cuteness is directly proportional to the tastiness
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Start preparing this recipe about one or two days before as it will take time to prepare, salt and dry the pig.

First Remove the pigs offal - mine had kidneys and liver inside. Some clever people may utilise these for other recipes or create a stuffing but I fed them to my cat.


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Note the bruise on piggy's head where he was put to sleep - "ouch I have a headache!"


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Next boil 2-3 litres of water. Add 1 cup of vinegar and pour it over the pig inside and out. This will refresh the skin and assist with the crackling process. It also helps reduce any odour which the pork may have. Dry the pig well with paper towels. Place in the fridge for 4-8 hours uncovered to help dry the skin.

Score the pig vertically through skin and fascia prior to salting. This allows better salt penetration. Take plenty of sea salt flakes and LIBERALLY apply to all surfaces inside and out. You can also use normal table salt. I used both as the flakes were not sticking to the dry pig well. Don't worry about oversalting as we will remove excess later. Cover and place back into the fridge overnight. Roughly chop 5 cloves of garlic into olive oil and add herbs. Place in fridge overnight


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Remove the pig from the fridge early on the morning of cooking (6am). There should be moisture on the outside which the salt has extracted. Take a paper towel and wipe off the excess salt and moisture. Take infused olive oil mixture and liberally apply to all surfaces. Leave the pig out for 5-6 hours to allow it to come to room temperature while marinating in the oil.

We need to bind the legs to minimise footprint (HaHa my funny) and also to prevent limbs from burning during cooking process. Allow pig to warm slightly before binding it otherwise legs will be too stiff. Take twine and bind front and hind legs tightly into pigs body as shown:


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Next we need to protect other vulnerable parts from burning. Take aluminium foil and cover nose, ears and tail. Take one large onion and stuff into pigs mouth (Hungry Piggy!) This can be replaced by a shiny red apple if you so wish at the end of cooking.


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Preheat the oven to 250 degrees We are going to blast the pig to start the crackling process.

Now mount the pig upright in the pan. It will tend to fall over so you may need to prop it up against the sides or wedge it into a corner. The protein in the meat will firm as it cooks so the pig will stay in whatever position you leave it in. Take meat thermometer and place deep in thigh not touching bone directly. Now our pig is ready for a nice warm trip to the furnace. Make sure you put the right one in as piggy is about the same size as a one year old!


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Place into 250 degree oven for 30 minutes. Then remove and this should be the result:


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Drop oven temperature to about 130-140 degrees and cover the pig for the first 2 hours. Remove from oven every 30-60 minutes to baste with pan juices and monitor (and take photos)

2 hours:


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about 3 hours:


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About 4 hours:


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Trichinae are killed at internal temperature of 60 degrees celcius for 10 minutes. Keep a close eye on the meat thermometer every half hour or so. The meat will be done once the thermometer reaches 70 degrees. This should take anywhere between 4-6 hours depending on the size of your pig. If you elect to stuff the pig it will take longer. You can use a higher temperature for faster cooking but the slow roast will give softer meat.


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Now remove from oven and cover with foil. Allow pig to rest for about 45 minutes.


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The final stage involves a hot oven so preheat to 270 degrees. Place rested pig uncovered in hot oven to finish the crackling process. This should take half hour or less. Use your judgement. Final product should look like this:


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I suggest you carve and serve at the table. Simple side salad of rocket with balsamic dressing and some potato casserole should suffice.


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Buon Appetit!

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