Our son will be celebrating his birthday tonight with a dinner invite to immediate relatives. As we are conscientious health minded parents, we will be serving an all organic high fat dinner.
Our menu for this evening will be:
5 oven roasted organic ducks
1 whole 14 kilo grade A, wild ocean, yellow fin tuna I bought at 2am
- for “panga ng tuna” / grilled fish jaw wrapped in banana leaves for cleaner cooking.
- for tuna sashimi
- raw organic mayonnaise made from: raw duck eggs, extra virgin olive oil, anchor grass fed yellow butter
- organic white rice
- japanese sea weed paper nori for those who want to make their own sushi, roll some tuna and some rice in it to make sushi.
The message we want to get through to our guests with this food is that it will be filling because it is fatty, fat, fat. Duck is fatty, tuna is fatty, real raw mayonnaise is fat – fat – fat as duck egg yolks are fat, extra virgin olive oil is fat and grass fed butter is fat.
It is my observation that humans are FAT SEEKING creatures, we need fat, so the solution is to give humans HEALTHY FAT lest they be victims of eating BAD FATS like their usual: soya mayonnaise, margarine, peanuts, french fries, no cholesterol vegetable cooking oil — gross!



1delbert on Jun 3, 2009 at 4:53 pm:
Hi Edwin,
I wonder what you mean by anchor grass feed yellow butter? did you make it yourself or you bought it somewhere??? Where can we find it here in the phillippines?? Tnxs
2eesc on Jun 3, 2009 at 8:18 pm:
ANCHOR Butter from New Zealand. http://www.anchorbutter.com/ Get the unsalted one. I must tell you this product is pasteurized.
I have had no success looking for raw butter. I waited at Rizal Dairy for months but never got one.
3delbert on Jun 4, 2009 at 12:47 am:
tnxs
4eddie on Jul 29, 2009 at 10:32 am:
hi edwin,
where do u buy the fertilized eggs. thanks