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You truly do get what you pay for

Organic milk and eggs. I eat them by the dozen. Daily. (No joke.)
Grass fed meats. Worth it by a mile!
Wild fresh fish.
And farmers' market veg.

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My Week Without Corn, Part II: The No Corn-Fed Animal Products Edition

After seeing Food, Inc. I've been more active in seeking out grass fed meat but what I didn't think about is milk, eggs, etc. Posts like this help to raise awareness, so thanks for your efforts and writing about your experience. Would you consider trying soy next?

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Dinner Tonight: Soba Noodles with Asparagus, Red Pepper, and Tofu

Now we're talking. I love Soba noodles. I agree with the comment above about zaru but I am partial to eating them warm. I love the texture.

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Sunday Supper: Chicken Pot Pie

This sounds great. I've made a similar version with a mash potato top. I made the filling and once cooled put the potatoes on there and baked it in the oven. Works great.

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From Talk

You truly do get what you pay for

Organic milk and eggs. I eat them by the dozen. Daily. (No joke.)
Grass fed meats. Worth it by a mile!
Wild fresh fish.
And farmers' market veg.

From Serious Eats

My Week Without Corn, Part II: The No Corn-Fed Animal Products Edition

After seeing Food, Inc. I've been more active in seeking out grass fed meat but what I didn't think about is milk, eggs, etc. Posts like this help to raise awareness, so thanks for your efforts and writing about your experience. Would you consider trying soy next?

From Recipes

Dinner Tonight: Soba Noodles with Asparagus, Red Pepper, and Tofu

Now we're talking. I love Soba noodles. I agree with the comment above about zaru but I am partial to eating them warm. I love the texture.

From Recipes

Sunday Supper: Chicken Pot Pie

This sounds great. I've made a similar version with a mash potato top. I made the filling and once cooled put the potatoes on there and baked it in the oven. Works great.

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Upcoming Japanese Trend: Hot Beer

I don't know about you guys but I'm partial to my beer being cold. I would try it though in the same way I have hot sake with sushi. I think it would definately enhance the flavor.

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Places to eat in London and Ireland?

We just got back from Ireland having been there for Christmas. I'm from a town near Killarney called Tralee although I live in the States now.It's about 20 miles away which isn't far by Irish standards. I hadn't been home for a couple of years but there is a lot of variety now in terms of ethnic styles. A lot of restaurants are over priced and more so with the exchange rate now but wherever you end up staying your best bet will be to ask at the hotel or even go to a local bar and ask some of the locals.They'll tell you if somewhere is good and even more so if it's not.
Check out http://kerrytourist.com
Under the eating out section you'll get a list of every town and the restaurants they have. I have eaten in Gaby's in Killarney and it's been there a long time. Great seafood. I you do make it to Tralee, we had a great Thai meal in Tamarind. You can get great lunches in pretty much any pub in town. You'll get all the addresses in the website.I'm sure you'll have a great time.
Check out my blog
http://thehealthyirishman.blogspot.com

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What Do Chefs Eat?

Good article. I worked in London for a few years before coming to the States. I didn't finish till 1am most days so by the time I got home I'd always need a bite. I'd usually have a small bowl of pasta which might be a little heavy for most people but with the hours I was working I'd burn it off. Obviously there were nights when I'd just crash especially if I knew I had to get up in a few hours.

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Website: http://thehealthyirishman.com

Location: Los Angeles

About: I'm an Irishman living in LA, working as a personal chef. My style is simple & rustic, delicious & most of all HEALTHY. Fish, meat, veggies, whole grains, it's about balance & nutrition. I enjoy the sun, the outdoors & Astons. Makes sense why I live here!

Favorite foods: Nothing too flash. I like really simple grilled fish with potatoes (huge surprise I'm sure). I like Mexican (sans the cheese--I know, I know) and love sushi. The Missus makes a mean Jerk Seitan which I can taste just thinking about it.

Last bite on earth: Mum's Shepherd's Pie with ketchup and a swig of Heineken. That was easy!