Could You Kill Your Dinner?

In the Sunday Times on the 6th, there was an article that piqued my attention right off the bat, entitled Blessed Be My Freshly Slaughtered Dinner[1]. The opening sentence begs an important question: “Could you look through a rifle’s scope into the long-lashed eyes of an elk and pull the trigger if it would be […]

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Back to School Meals for Kids

Here’s the funny thing: why is it that we feel kids need special food compared to adults? I’m not referring to infants (duh), or really little ones who don’t yet have all their teeth and the ability to chew up a mouthful of steak and kale, but kids who do. Conceptually, that is. Why is […]

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Intermittent Fasting on the Plane

Goodbye for now, Europe, and hello from 35,000 feet! It’s been a lovely ten days of traveling, racing, enjoying the local cuisine and now, as I fly home from Venice, it seemed appropriate to elaborate a little on one of the topics I only briefly mentioned last week: using a flight as a time to […]

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