Welcome back yet again to another Fight Back Friday! Today we are bringing together another collection of recipes, tips, anecdotes, and testimonies from members of the Real Food Revolution.
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I’ve got a tasty veggie bake this week that flavours itself completely naturally. You don’t even need salt or pepper on this one. I guarantee you’ll love it!
I’m really enjoying your blog; thanks for hosting this wonderful carnival! 🙂
.-= Katie Riddle´s last blog post …Gooey Blackberry Peach or Nectarine Cobbler A Recipe =-.
Hey everyone I’m the new girl in town… I did a guest post over at Natural Health Goodies on my water kefir experimentations lately hope you enjoy!
.-= Sandra@Natural Health Goodies´s last blog post …My Water Kefir Recipe- a Fermentation Experiment =-.
I’m posting this week about making school food not only healthful, but also sustainable, chemical-free and ethical. An excerpt:
“If we’re going to raise a nation of thinking eaters — indeed, a nation of truly healthy kids — schools need to move beyond calorie count and replacing white bread with wheat. They need to ask hard questions about how they source their food and what’s in it.”
Thanks!
.-= Christina @ Spoonfed´s last blog post …School food- Beyond swapping white for wheat =-.
This week I am submitting Roasted Eggplant Hummus. A surprising number of ingredients came from my garden!
.-= Alea´s last blog post …Roasted Eggplant Hummus =-.
I have never been known for having a particularly green thumb, but I’ve grown so much of my own yummy produce this year, and it was much, much easier than I ever dreamed it could be. I’ve linked to my blog post “If I Can Garden, Anyone Can Garden” to encourage EVERYONE to try growing their own stuff whether they have a lot of space, or hardly any at all!
Today’s post is a great dish to use up zucchini and summer squash.
.-= Wendy (The Local Cook)´s last blog post …Blueberry Peach Delight =-.
Here’s a great lunchbox idea for the kids. Healthy jello that you make yourself with only fresh fruit and plain, unsweetened gelatin.
.-= Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist´s last blog post …Wheels in Motion- Basic Bodyweight Exercises =-.
Hello Kristen, We love this Greek Quinoa Salad, is yummy and very nutritious.
blessings ~ Carmen
.-= CarmenV´s last blog post …Organic Coconut Cream Concentrate Review and Give-Away! =-.
I am sharing a video on how to make homemade toothpaste with an easy recipe. Its not food but it has everything to do with food – thats for sure!
.-= Primal Toad´s last blog post …Barefoot Running Tip- Use Common Sense =-.
Hi Kristen! Thanks for hosting this great hop and happy friday! My link is a chance to win Kelly’s Real food for Rookies Online class! I do hope anyone interested check its out!
.-= Alex@amoderatelife´s last blog post …Thoughts on Friday from the Middle of the Road! =-.
Gluten-free raisin bread (muffins) and a few words about my relationship with junk food and real food.
.-= Chickiepea´s last blog post …Comfort Food =-.
I’m so glad I found your blog. My last blog post was about real food and how to know if what your eating is real. Ok, it is more about questioning the validity of waht constitutes real and healthy food and the frustration I am having over this issue. I will be checking back often and reading more of your posts!
.-= Amy´s last blog post …Real Food =-.
Peaches are ripe for picking and eating right now. Try this Red Snapper fish with peach salsa for an easy and nutritious meal.
Lorraine’s last post … Rustic ?Sourdough Tarts with nutrient-dense topping ideas
Hi Kristen,
I adapted a creme brulee recipe from Ina Garten on my post- she uses a whole egg instead of the classic all yolk version. It also works great as a coconut milk custard.
(I’m also doing a giveaway this week for a recipe management software for mac that I use that helps me organize all the great recipes I find online.)
.-= Lisa @ Real Food Digest´s last blog post …Manage Your Online Recipe Collection – Plus Software GiveAway!! =-.