Grit
#42 Monday, November 28, 2016
Richard Morris and Carl Franklin interview Shane Barnbrook, survivor of an accident that left him classified as an incomplete quadriplegic. Through the magic of the ketogenic diet he has lost considerable weight and controlled his inflammation. Hear the fascinating story of how he and his family have managed to keep their sense of humor as life throws them more than their fair-share of curve balls. UPDATE: Music to Code By actually DID help Shane's daughter get to sleep! Also, Carl DID cook the sous vide eggs after the show was recorded and They. Were. Delicious.
Errata:
Richard referred to Chef Raymond Blanc having two hats ... but of course he meant Michelin stars. "Chef hats" is an Australian honorary for great Australian chefs only, but not the same thing as a Michelin star which is international and much more sought after.Listen Now (57 minutes)
Guests:
Shane Barnbrook

Links:
- Shane's Story in Woman's Day: Deadly Dinner: 'My gran’s curry nearly killed me!'
- Restaraunt Ratatouille Haarlem, NL
- The Foodlab Book
- Raymond Blanc's - How to cook well series
- Go Fund Me: Help Shane's daughter, Katie, beat cancer and renovate her bedroom! (http://shane.2keto.com)
- Richard's Recipe: Slow Squid (thanks to chef Raymond Blanc)
- Carl's Recipe: The Perfect Sous Vide Egg
- Music to Code By