Welcome to yet another Fight Back Friday! Today we’re bringing together a collection of recipes, tips, anecdotes, and testimonies from members of the Real Food Revolution.
Who are they? Why, they’re the Food Renegades. You know who you are — lovers of SOLE (Sustainable, Organic, Local, and Ethical) food, traditional food, primal food, REAL food, the list goes on. I believe that by joining together, our influence can grow, and we can change the way America (and the industrialized world) eats!
So, let’s have some fun.
If you want to participate but aren’t sure how, please read these guidelines for how Fight Back Fridays will work.
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I can’t wait to see what you all share!
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I just made stir-fry last night, I will have to try your sauce out next time.
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Fight Back Friday is LIVE!! (1 of my fave things about Friday!) What’s happenin’ in your neck o’the woods? http://bit.ly/437TjW
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In this week’s post, I share 17 Halloween Party dessert and snack recipes to help everyone celebrate the “spirit” of the occasion. We’re also running an hourly Halloween Twitter Marathon on 10/31…should be fun!
Doug DuCap´s last blog post …The Best Gourmet Macaroni and Cheese Recipes of 2009 (Plus 7 Mac and Cheese Recipes of Our Own)
Each week on my blog, I explore a different herb, and discuss how growing and using our own herbs is health, thrifty and fun. This week my herb is Epazote.
Troy @ I Refuse to Recede´s last blog post …Herb of The Week — Epazote
I submitted this post late to Real Food Wednesday so I thought it would be great to share it here on Fight Back Friday! The miracles of broth! Come learn all of the health benefits behind this nourishing practice. Thanks again for hosting such a great carnival!!
Diana @ A Little Bit of Spain in Iowa´s last blog post …The Miracles of Broth
I’m starting a blog about our FOOD revolution. As I write my senior thesis on the history of Slow Food, I explore the importance of healthy, sustainable, and pleasurable food. Want to join the food revolution? Check out TASTE THE CHANGE. And perhaps eat something yummy while you read as well.
Julia´s last blog post …Join the Revolution!
This week we are all under the weather, so I’m posting my coconut milk yogurt recipe from the Small Footprint Family archives.
Dawn @ Small Footprint Family´s last blog post …All Aboard the Turnip Truck
This week I am sharing what I hope are a few compelling reasons not to go too crazy with candy this Halloween, as I share some little-known harmful effects of sugar. I also share some tips for how to healthfully indulge in the festivities.
Organic and Thrifty´s last blog post …Halloween: There’s a Monster at the End of this Month (and a few tips for how to survive it)
Hello!
I’m new leaving a post here, although I’ve been avidly reading your website for a long time. This week, I’m sharing my frustrations at the Nutella advert that has re-appeared on British screens, despite having been banned a year before.
Sonja´s last blog post …Nutella advert
It’s fall and we actually have locally grown squash in Texas. The difference in flavor and texture is incredible. Even my husband, who didn’t like squash when I met him, was eating this right out of the oven with nothing on it. I almost fell over in shock! I rarely eat pasta – in this dish the squash acts as pasta and it’s topped with a lovely tomato saffron sauce.
Thanks so much for hosting.
The China Study is at the heart of the vegan movement, but it includes a lot of valuable information for the Real Food movement, as well. It’s worth a read if you have the time. But if you don’t, here’s my take on 7 reasons even the most devout Real Food advocate should love The China Study by T. Colin Campbell. Thanks!
Cellulite Analyst´s last blog post …Top 7 Reasons Real Food Advocates Should Love The China Study by T. Colin Campbell
Rats. I posted the wrong link on #3, but it’s corrected on #23. I heard Joel Salatin speak at a local college this week and my entry is about a couple things that really struck me.
Local Nourishment´s last blog post …What Joel Salatin Said
I wrote about my pumpkin killing (and eating!) experience!
Heather´s last blog post …If you love shrimp…
This week’s submission is about trying to be a bit healthier on Halloween. Thanks for the opportunity to post!
Lee´s last blog post …A Halloween Story
Reading @foodrenegade Fight Back Friday October 30th http://tinyurl.com/yfham7s
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Yay! Love Friday mornings…get to read through all the great Fight Back Friday posts. We’re #2 this week. http://ow.ly/xDYm
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I participated in @FoodRenegade ’s Fight Back Fridays (entry #2). http://ow.ly/xExj She’s also a great follow.
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First time participant – I am using local squash and local apples in a soup that was a big hit with my family. I try to cook all natural with local and organic ingredients. But mostly I just love good food!
Happy Halloween!
Gudrun´s last blog post …Butternut Squash and Apple Soup (recipe)
This week’s post is an article I found about how the Gates foundation is supporting GMO’s. They should be using all that money to support organic and sustainable agriculture.
http://momsforsafefood.org/Blog/Entries/2009/10/30_Bill_Gates_reveals_support_for_GMO_ag.html
My contribution today is a piece of commentary I left on the PETA web site (that was deleted, by the way) and the response I received from the the Correspondent Assistant, Karen Dickerson. I’d like to publicly thank Ms. Dickerson for her response; it was definitely a great inspiration for an important article.
Thanks for Fight Back Fridays, Kristen!
Raine Saunders´s last blog post …Breakfast Makeovers – You Really Can Rise and Shine!
The Stir-Fry Sauce recipe I’m sharing today is gluten-free and can be made sugar-free, too, if you’d like. It’s really delicious and super versatile… plus it takes, like, 30 seconds to make. Hope you like it!
Melissa´s last blog post …Best Stir-Fry Sauce EVER™. For Real.
My post today was about growing and threshing dry beans on a home scale. Beans are very nutritious and depending on your area may not be very local.
Thanks for the opportunity to share our self-sufficiency adventures!
Throwback at Trapper Creek´s last blog post …More beans and seed stuff
Hi everyone. We were *that house* for Halloween – the one that gave out walnuts! At least they fight depression. Check out other scaaarrry Halloween news as well.
Ohioan’s vote Tuesday on a measure that proports to be about animal care, yet who is behind it speaks volumes about the real agenda.
I have two posts about it today, one submitted to the carnival and the one in the comment love below. Check em out and send to any friend in Ohio!
Kimberly
Kimberly Hartke´s last blog post …Jackie Stowers of Manna Storehouse Speaks Out on Issue 2
Hello fine Friday friends – I’ve finally kicked the ‘ol procrastinator bug in the buttooti and written up my slow cooker oatmeal recipe. A tasty apple oatmeal with plenty of spicy Autumn goodness.
Earth Friendly Goodies´s last blog post …Organic Old Fashioned Oatmeal Slow Cooker Recipe
I have that cookbook and haven’t tried this recipe. Thanks for the tip – sounds delicious. Lisa
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We participated in @FoodRenegade ’s Fight Back Fridays (entry #2). Check it out http://ow.ly/xExj
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One of my readers asked for a “Quick and Dirty” outline of how to eat for optimum health. I obliged
Lisa Sargese´s last blog post …Quick and Dirty Diet Guidelines
Lechón Asado, a traditional Cuban meal of Mojo-marinated, slow-roasted pork shoulder with sour orange juice, cumin, oregano and fresh peppers, served with black beans and saffron rice..
Ren´s last blog post …Rustic Roast Chicken with Sweet Peppers and Sausage
Kristen,
Thanks again for letting me participate in Fight Back Friday. Food Renegade really is a great website! – julia
Hi Everyone!
This week I have a recipe for a bright ‘Spicy Pink & Purple Sauerkraut’.
Michellle.
Michelle (Health Food Lover)´s last blog post …Spicy Pink & Purple Sauerkraut
Just like our ancestors, we have a lot of tricky food choices to make. But we can help our kids make those choices the same way our ancestors did.
Anna @ http://www.sacredappetite.com´s last blog post …Cheap food: Is saving money the best reason to eat at home?
Wow, that looks wonderful! Love the spider web, but even with your instructions I’m doubtful I could achieve the results you did. Mr. GFE wouldn’t go for this soup, but my support group would.
Thanks, Gudrun,
Shirley
gfe–gluten free easily´s last blog ..Crustless, Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pie
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Let me know if you like it! It really is good on just about everything.
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glad to hear you have this book! What else have you tried? I made a bean salad last spring, but have not done much else with it. Would love to hear your suggestions!
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in this recipe, and lots of others that need to be pureed, using the immersion blender really makes a difference!
My daughter helped me with the spider web, she was very intrigued with how easy it was to drizzle the yogurt and create the design…
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So pleased to have discovered Fight Back Friday. Look forward to being a regular poster. My blog is about my journey in sustainable living after recovering from a third breast cancer.
Greenearth´s last blog post …Community Garden Afternoon
I’m new and can’t wait to join the fun!
Diane@Peaceful Acres´s last blog post …The Trusted Elder Tree
Thanks for the great recipe. I just recieved my first pressure cooker and I am enjoying it very much.
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