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What Real Food Bloggers Really Eat: Sara of Edible

Today’s real food journal comes from Sara of Edible. Sara eats a primarily "paleo" diet, meaning she stays away from grains, beans, sugar, and most dairy.
In her own words…
I follow a Paleo/Primal diet for my health in general, but also to lose weight. The rules I follow are not as restricted as some Paleolithic diets are. I do eat some dairy and cured meats, I drink wine and will indulge in chocolate occasionally. One meal per month I eat whatever I want. The way I see it, the goal of eating this way is to maximize the benefits of a Paleolithic lifestyle, not to torture yourself.
Sara’s Food Journal
Breakfast:
- 1 cup organic shade-grown coffee, with 1 T. cream
- ¼ cup macadamia nuts
- ¼ cup sunflower seeds
- 1 cup blackberries
- 1 liter cold water
Lunch:
Mediterranean Salad
- 5 ounces leftover chicken
- 3 cups mixed organic baby greens (heavy on the Arugula, which I LOVE!)
- ½ cup cubed cucumber
- ½ cup organic cherry tomatoes
- 2 T. olive oil
- 1 T. balsamic vinegar
- 1/4 cup chopped mixed fresh herbs (Rosemary, oregano, lemon thyme)
Hot mint tea
Snack:
- 1 small apple
- 1 ounce coppa salumi
- 1 liter cold water
Dinner:
- Karney’s Paleo Stuff served with two poached eggs on a bed of wilted spinach.
- 1 glass dry red wine
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Thank you, Sara, for sharing your food journal.
How do you do real food? If you are interested in sharing your Real Food Journal please contact me. I’d be glad to hear from you.
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That paleo stuff recipe looks good! In fact, I have all the ingredients, I may try it. Is it considered paleo because there aren’t any grains in it?
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Also, I just looked at your blog and wanted to leave a comment, but had a hard time with it accepting it. Anyway – on the acne – have you tried the oil cleansing method?? I love it! It’s been the best thing for my slight adult acne. and it’s cheap too!
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Sara Reply:
April 23rd, 2010 at 5:08 pm
Hi Tara–
I haven’t heard of the oil cleansing method. I’ll have to look it up. Sorry that you couldn’t comment, try again sometime, I don’t get many comments and it is nice to hear from people.
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Nikki Moore Reply:
May 27th, 2010 at 9:01 pm
I know I’m a little late on this post, but I wanted to add my thoughts. I had not heard of the Paleo diet before. I would have thought it would include grains, but perhaps that exclusion is for your own health reasons?
About the oil cleansing method…just wanted to chime in…I do it myself, and it is amazing. I blogged about my own experience, along with a step by step method, here: http://moorethanfine.blogspot.com/2010/01/miracle-face-washing-epiphany.html Hope that is helpful. I am one of the most zealous missionaries of the oil cleansing method.
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