I am going to start with meats and eggs because that is the easiest, I will be adding to this periodically so if you do not see something simply ask in the comments and I will either let you know why it is not on the list or add it.

Wild caught fish (high in Omega 3’s), Cold water fish is higher in O3’s

Grass Fed Beef (high in Omega 3’s, the Omega 3’s matter, do not just eat any beef, if Grass Fed is not available opt for as lean as possible)

Lean cuts of meat (simply lower in fat so inherently not high in Omega 6’s)

Eggs preferrably with Omega 3’s

Simple rule is the darker the better in terms of vitamins and nutrient density, do I really need to say you should have more vegetables than fruits by volume?

Seafood-(Cold Water Fish)

Cod

Herring

Oysters

Salmon

Halibut

Sardines

Tuna

Trout

Striped Bass

White Fish

Snapper

Fruits

Berries, the darker the better

Pineapple (contains an enzyme Bromelain with excellent healing properties)

Papaya (great for processing protein for muscle development)

Blueberries (anti-oxidants to the max)

Cranberries

goji berries

Mulberries

Cherries

Apples

Kiwi

Lemon

Avocados

Oranges

Rhubarb

Limes

Guava

Coconut (technically can be a nut and seed too)

Bananas (not very nutrient dense and highish in calories, have sparingly)

Vegetables 

Cruciferous Vegetables (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruciferous_vegetables)(Brussel Sprouts, Broccoli, Cauliflower and Kale, just to name a few, these are the anti-inflammatory all stars, if you just ate these you would be doing quite well for yourself)

Ginger

Green Beans

Kale (go to vegetable for salads, lettuce is for wimps)

Olives

Spring Onions (mostly green)

Leeks

Spinach (does it need to be said that Spinach should be a staple food)

Sweet Potatoes (great starchy carb for post workout carb refeeds)

Chards

Bell Pepper (all colors)

Bok Choy

Fennel

Mushrooms

Brussell Sprouts

Sour Kraut

Squash (another great starchy refeed option for athletic types)

Cucumbers

Tomato

Chili’s

Kelp

Chestnuts (great starchy carb for post workout carb refeeds)

Fats and Oils

Clarified Butter or Ghee

Coconut Oil (great for cooking, remains stable at high temperatures)

Coconut Milk (sauces are phenomenal, use this to make curries)

Extra Virgin Olive Oil (great for dressings not great for cooking at high temperatures as it loses some of the nutrition value)

Avocado Oil (also a good high temperature option)

Walnut Oil

Grape Seed Oil

Nuts (be careful with nuts, they are calorically dense and often very processed)

Great List

Macadamia Nuts

Hazelnuts and Filberts

These are OK but just don’t eat a ton

Almonds

Brazil Nuts

Cashews

Pecans

Pistachios

Walnuts

Seeds (limit these as well)

Pine Nuts

Sesame Seeds

Pumpkin Seeds

Sunflower Seeds

Hemp Seeds

Flax Seeds

Chia Seeds

Herbs

Cinnamon

Basil

Cloves

Mint

Parsley

Oregano

Rosemary

Turmeric

Thyme

Chili Pepper

Cocoa (I love as raw nibs with fruits for desserts in the evenings)

Licorice

Paprika