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Bone Marrow...It's What's For Dinner!

Tuesday, September 27, 2011


From The Caveman Gourmet
My favorite culinary curmudgeon, Anthony Bourdain, doesn’t call roasted bone marrow “Butter of the Gods” for nothing. It is one of my absolute favorite dishes and incredibly simple to make at home (and much cheaper than getting at a restaurant!). Bone marrow is rich in fat and protein and has a soft and gelatinous texture. I wouldn’t recommend eating it morning, noon and night, given it’s fat content but I think it’s great on occasion – especially since most of the fat in marrow is monounsaturated fat (one of the good fats). When you take your first warm and buttery bite, it’s a slice of heaven.

Ingredients:
Makes 2-3 servings 6 three-inch pieces of marrow (approximately 3-4 pounds)

1 bunch parsley leaves
6 oz cipolline onions
6 oz cherries
1 teaspoon lemon juice
course sea salt
pepper
extra virgin olive oil

Directions Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Line your baking pan with aluminum foil because the marrow and fat will leak out during the roast! Place the bones standing upright. Add the onions as well since they’ll be sweet like candy when they’re roasted. Place in oven and roast for 20 minutes. (That’s right – you don’t have to add/season/do anything to the bones!)

While the bones and onions are roasting, mix the parsley leaves with chopped cherries. (I know that Anthony Bourdain’s favorite meal includes parsley salad with capers but I didn’t have any when I was making this so I included cherries to add some tartness. It worked great but feel free to add capers instead.) Drizzle some extra virgin olive oil, lemon juice and course sea salt and pepper to the salad.

After 20 minutes, your marrow should look softened and loose (shouldn’t be liquified or you’ve gone too long). Take the bones out and set up standing on a plate. Take your onions and chop up 3oz and add to your salad and mix. Set the remaining 3oz on your plate. These are a bit challenging to eat if you don’t have the right utensils so make sure you have a slender spoon (or chopsticks!) so you can scrape the buttery goodness out. Enjoy!


WOD
Lap Dance
For Time:
500 Rope
5 Rounds of...
30 Alt Lunges 65/45
15 Pullups
Finish with 500 more rope


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The Bigger The Goal, The Bigger The Obstacles

Thursday, November 10, 2011


"Between you and every goal that you wish to achieve, there is a series of obstacles, and the bigger the goal, the bigger the obstacles. Your decision to be, have and do something out of the ordinary entails facing difficulties and challenges that are out of the ordinary as well. Sometimes your greatest asset is simply your ability to stay with it longer than anyone else." ~ Brian Tracy

 


WOD
Hoo-Ya
(Happy 283rd Birthday Marine Core!)
Tabata Situps - 8 rds of 20 seconds on/10 seconds off - count only your lowest score, immediately followed by:
15 Bench 205/115
300 Rope
30 Bench 185/95
600 Rope
60 Bench 135/65
1200 Rope


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