Real Food Wednesday: December 2, 2009
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Good morning and welcome to Real Food Wednesday!
Head over to Kelly the Kitchen Kop and check out her post: My Top 20 List. She lists the top sellers from her Amazon associate’s program. Some great gift ideas!
Don’t forget — Kelly is hosting Real Food Wednesday next week!
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02/12/2009 at 6:01 am Permalink
Thanks for hosting this again Ann Marie! I’m so excited to share my post on Fermented Cod Liver Oil, the controversy behind it and why it’s so important to chose naturally produced CLO! I’m also hosting a giveaway! So stop as two people can win a bottle of Fermented Cod Liver Oil by Green Pastures! I’m actually doing a week of giveaways, so check out my other natural goodies as well!
Diana@Spain in Iowa´s last blog ..Week of Christmas Giveaway’s – Green Pasture’s Fermented Cod Liver Oil
02/12/2009 at 6:52 am Permalink
One of my friends sent me a link to this fantastic video…everyone really must see this. Very clever, humorous, and illustrates the points of sustainability and real food well. Happy Wednesday!
Raine Saunders´s last blog ..Grocery Store Wars – May the Force – and Sustainability – Be With You!
02/12/2009 at 7:04 am Permalink
Gotta love Real Food Wednesday! I’m heading over to Kelly’s right now to check out that Top 20 list (that’s got to be good!). It looks like the holidays are the time for giveaways! Diana’s above is great – who wouldn’t want to win a bottle of fermented cod liver oil (well, who from our sector of health gurus)?
We’re having a great giveaway at The Nourished Life, too – a free nourishing book. The winner gets their pick of three, so it’s been fun seeing which books are most coveted!
Elizabeth from The Nourished Life´s last blog ..Soaking Grains for Beginners
02/12/2009 at 7:11 am Permalink
This is a great way to compile real food specifically for Real Food Wednesdays. I would live to become a part of this change in my own country. This is my first time to leave a comment on your blog. Thanks.
02/12/2009 at 7:29 am Permalink
Today’s recipe is my pumpkin pie recipe, made from fresh roasted pumpkin. It’s a favorite around here.
Sheri
http://momsforsafefood.org/Blog/Entries/2009/11/30_Pumpkin_Pie.html
02/12/2009 at 7:59 am Permalink
This week I’m sharing a recipe for a nutrition packed protein bar that kids and adults will gobble up. Our family loves it!
Thanks for hosting, Ann Marie!
Avivah @Oceans of Joy´s last blog ..Mock Larabars (grain free)
02/12/2009 at 8:54 am Permalink
Thanks for hosting Ann Marie!
Winter is back in Wyoming. I’m sharing a favorite hot breakfast recipe that is rich in protein, tastes great and is ready in minutes.
Millie@ Real Food for Less Money´s last blog ..Super Yummy Butterscotch Oatmeal
02/12/2009 at 8:54 am Permalink
Thanks, AnnMarie! I enjoyed reading Kelly’s Top 20 post and I’m popping over to read Avivah’s post now – I made some mock Larabar’s myself last night and I’m looking for more ideas (mine were okay, but could be better).
Today, my post is “How and Why to Soak and Dehydrate Nuts and Seeds” – an easy and important thing to do in a healthy kitchen!
Wardeh @ GNOWFGLINS´s last blog ..How and Why to Soak and Dehydrate Nuts and Seeds
02/12/2009 at 8:56 am Permalink
Oh, I cannot believe I put an apostrophe after Larabar – please forgive me!
Wardeh @ GNOWFGLINS´s last blog ..How and Why to Soak and Dehydrate Nuts and Seeds
02/12/2009 at 9:48 am Permalink
Most people give me a horrified look if I suggest they eat some bacon. This post is for them. http://www.findyourbalancehealth.com/2009/12/everything-is-better-with-you-know-what
Michelle @ Find Your Balance´s last blog ..Everything is better with you know what
02/12/2009 at 10:19 am Permalink
This week’s post is on food waste (We waste enough to feed the world, literally) and includes two easy recipes for Thanksgiving leftovers.
Dawn @ Small Footprint Family´s last blog ..Eco-Tip Tuesday: Waste Not, Want Not
02/12/2009 at 10:33 am Permalink
I’m giving away a copy of my new Organic and Grass-fed Restaurant Guide, Healthy Eats Here! It features hundreds of restaurants across the country that serve up Real Food, Raised Right.™
I’m so excited to share this vital and health-supporting information! Please let me know what you think.
To your health!
Holly
Holly from Sustainable Suppers´s last blog ..Win a copy of a great new Organic Restaurant Guide!
02/12/2009 at 10:33 am Permalink
And welcome to the community, Divina!
Holly from Sustainable Suppers´s last blog ..Win a copy of a great new Organic Restaurant Guide!
02/12/2009 at 4:53 pm Permalink
Real food is building my immune system and nourishing me back to health after years of low-fat yo yo dieting and illness. But sometimes a little extra something helps with a symptom. I went to the WAPF website and looked up arthritis and found that they recommend Arnica, a flower that grows in the mountains. It works!! I’m not surprised
Lisa Sargese´s last blog ..Swiney the flu?
02/12/2009 at 4:53 pm Permalink
My post today is on the Raw Milk Mozzarella Cheese I made over the weekend. I posted it on Monday but added it todays Real Food Wednesday.
Pamela @ Seeds of Nutrition´s last blog ..Cheese Making: Raw Milk & Mozzarella!
02/12/2009 at 4:58 pm Permalink
Today I share with you all the Raw Milk Mozzarella Cheese I made over the weekend…posted on Monday on my blog.
Pamela @ Seeds of Nutrition´s last blog ..Cheese Making: Raw Milk & Mozzarella!
02/12/2009 at 5:00 pm Permalink
So sorry……I left a comment twice…brain freeze is the only excuse I have for that! Plus getting distracted from what I was in the midst of doing.
Pamela @ Seeds of Nutrition´s last blog ..Cheese Making: Raw Milk & Mozzarella!
02/12/2009 at 7:22 pm Permalink
Pan-Grilled Pork Cheeks with Toasted Guajillo Salsa; Heritage Berkshire cheeks are marinated with lime, garlic, red onions, smoked chile powder and cumin before being pan-grilled and served with sweet potato wedges, jalapeños and toasted guajillo salsa..
Ren´s last blog ..Pan-Grilled Pork Cheeks with Toasted Guajillo Salsa
02/12/2009 at 8:40 pm Permalink
Hello. I wanted to thank you for your thoughtful blog. It’s been of great help to me and my husband as we continue to work through dietary disinformation.
nicole´s last blog ..COMPANIONS
03/12/2009 at 3:22 am Permalink
I just put up a petition for real food!
Please sign it here:
http://castlegrok.com/tillamook-raw-cheeses/
03/12/2009 at 6:41 am Permalink
So many fascinating sites to explore – thank you for helping us build links!
On my site this month I’m posting (and asking for) holiday recipes using real food. I’m also transforming Gramma’s cooking into safe Dairy-Free versions. Sometimes that can be a challenge. Please visit Starr’s Kitchen and share your own experiences, troubles and triumphs!
starrskitchen.com
Starr´s last blog ..Yes, You Can: Dairy-Free Christmas Cookie #1
09/12/2009 at 11:45 pm Permalink
Gluten-Free IS the new junk food!
Andrea/True Nourishment´s last blog ..Gluten-Free: The New Junk