Comments on In puris naturalibus: Aubergines, Radishes...and Gnosis?

Didn't Steiner describe farmers as priests of the ...

2007-06-29T06:06:00.000-04:00

Didn't Steiner describe farmers as priests of the earth, in one of the agricultural lectures?

Your posts are great - keep it coming. I'll definitely be trying that orange salad from your later post, very soon!

JP,I really like that title. Hmmm, sounds like ano...

2007-06-26T20:05:00.000-04:00

JP,

I really like that title. Hmmm, sounds like another book in the works :)

Hm, never had yak burgers. I have, however, had t...

2007-06-26T18:58:00.000-04:00

Hm, never had yak burgers. I have, however, had the occasion to try a modest sized slice of premium Nepali yak cheese.

It tastes about the way you'd expect it to taste: like something produced by a large, shaggy beast.

This is great, btw-- soon we can come up with "Recipes from the Pleroma: Entertaining for Aeons."

Re: YakYes, game can be...how shall I say...gamey?...

2007-06-26T14:22:00.000-04:00

Re: Yak

Yes, game can be...how shall I say...gamey?! I suggest soaking the meat in a spiced brine before grinding it. Or, alternatively, you could stick to barnyard animals. Excluding donkeys, of course. :)

D.

All I will say about the yak burger is: It needs ...

2007-06-26T13:49:00.000-04:00

All I will say about the yak burger is: It needs to be seasoned correctly. :-)