What new foods have you discovered from being primal? page 3

[WeldingHank]

Kimchi!

this.

Always kinda liked it, but now I always have it around. Its great to have a korean market and restaurant nearby.

[Zanna]

Beet greens! I love them sautéed with bacon fat or butter over any other green. Also discovered bone broth, tallow, marrow, pastured chicken with skin on - yum. I have bought liver (beef, lamb and chicken) but haven't cooked any of it yet. I think I will have some to break my potato fasting experiment.

[dollyrocket]

Full fat Greek yoghurt!

Always used to opt for low fat probiotic but Fage Greek yoghurt is a dream!

[TheRidingLibrarian]

The spaghetti squash was big eye opener to me. I'd heard about it before but for some stupid reason assumed I wouldn't like it. I was very wrong.

Also, as others have mentioned, the joy of cooking with coconut milk and coconut oil. Both of which were completely off my radar prior to going Primal. Loooove sauteeing my fish in a bit of coconut oil now.

And it made me really discover the magic of my crockpot. Particularly the recipes over at paleomg.com

[Caveman_Sam]

Nutty Blueberry Protein Balls

ZOMYGAWD!

[Goldie]

Bok choy, plantains, Swiss chard.

I've been looking everywhere for kohlrabi and haven't found it. Yet.

I may have to grow it myself!

[simpstr]

I get the plain FAGE full fat and mix with either avacado or salsa for a nice sauce!

Full fat Greek yoghurt!

Always used to opt for low fat probiotic but Fage Greek yoghurt is a dream!

[simpstr]

Not sure if you have a Wegmans or Trader Joe's or a farmers market but you will find it there. I make it with my swiss chard or spinash! yummy!

Bok choy, plantains, Swiss chard.

I've been looking everywhere for kohlrabi and haven't found it. Yet.

I may have to grow it myself!

[Goldie]

Not sure if you have a Wegmans or Trader Joe's or a farmers market but you will find it there. I make it with my swiss chard or spinash! yummy!

No to Wegmans, and Trader Joe's is "Opening SOON!" in Salt Lake City. Whole Paycheck didn't have it, neither does Smith's/Albertson's, nor does the base commissary.

Farmer's markets are done for the year, here. They didn't have kohlrabi at the final one for the year, Oct. 6th. We had 8" of snow last week (mostly melted now)!

I still have to check the nearest Wal-Market (Walmart Market?) but if Smith's didn't have any, I don't have much hope for Wal-Market.

[Wildrose]

My family has always been big on buying strange vegetables, then figuring out what to do with them, so this is a hard question. But just today I tried Thai green eggplant for the first time. Delicious in a curry BTW.