Welcome to yet another Fight Back Friday! Today we’re bringing together another 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.
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This week, I’m sharing TWO posts because I couldn’t pick between them. The first is on what’s wrong with organic milk. (You read right.) The second is a recipe list of Real Foods for Superbowl Sunday. I can’t wait to see what you all share!
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A Real Food friend was tempted to tell her doctor about all the butter and eggs she eats when the doctor’s jaw dropped when reading her HDL/LDL numbers…
Hi Kristen! My post this week is a recipe for a good cold-weather, one-dish comfort dinner I call rutabaga (or ‘baga) pie.
This week I’m sharing a wonderful soup recipe that uses 44 fresh garlic cloves…great for the immune system (and so good).
Polenta with tomatoes and beans (even tho I misspelled polenta;-) – great for Super Bowl!
Today I’m sharing about a source of affordable grass-fed beef for those who don’t have a local farmer to turn to – and it’s kosher, to boot (I know, there aren’t many others it matters to but still worth mentioning!!).
Have a great weekend!
.-= Avivah @ Oceans of Joy´s last blog post …Grass fed beef at a great price! =-.
This wasn’t a post on my blog, but I thought it was very appropriate for Fight Back Friday – Yes Men smack ADM!!!
Enjoy:
http://www.grist.org/article/2010-02-04-yes-men-stick-it-to-archer-daniels-midland/
Hi Kristen – my contribution is the story of my descent into poor health and experience with some of the most common health problems experienced by many people, and how I triumphed over it with real food. Some of the things that happened to me along the way are quite unbelievable…of course, I was dealing with conventional doctors and we all know how that goes. Happy Friday!
.-= Raine Saunders´s last blog post …Gallbladder Disease and The Standard American Diet – My Personal Account =-.
We’re using Rosehips as a winter time remedy!
.-= Diane@Peaceful Acres´s last blog post …Pass The Rose Hips Honey! =-.
We’re eating fresh fried oysters this week and they didn’t need ketchup! An absolutely incredible nutrient dense food; cooked or raw!
.-= Diane@Peaceful Acres´s last blog post …Pass The Rose Hips Honey! =-.
sorry for the address mix up!
.-= Simply Real Foods´s last blog post …Pass The Rose Hips Honey! =-.
Looks like Food, Inc. is popular today! Here’s my post about Food, Inc. and Facebook’s FarmVille game.
.-= Ellen´s last blog post …BPA and Canned Tomatoes =-.
Sorry, all. I posted the wrong link the first time. Kristen, can you delete it for me? Thanks!
My post is about where they buy the fluoride they add to the public water supply, and the problems that are arising recently from fluoride that comes from a certain Asian trade partner.
.-= Melissa @Cellulite Investigation´s last blog post …The Lymphatic System, It’s Not What You Think: Interview with Dr. Bruno Chikly (Part I) =-.
Reading @foodrenegade Fight Back Friday February 5th http://tinyurl.com/yeujznw
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I’ve got a guest post/article about the less than savory subject of biosolids – which is to say (sewer) sludge. ICK! Did you know it can be used to grow organic foods?
.-= Psychic Lunch´s last blog post …A Little Sludge, er Biosolids on Your Salad? =-.
Today I’m linking to a letter I received from a friend in Cambodia. It’s so heartening to see people in the developing world resist the industrial food method temptations that those in the “developed” world are throwing in front of them in the name of “progress.”
.-= Wendy (The Local Cook)´s last blog post …5 Reasons Why My Blog Rocks =-.
Today I’m sharing a recipe for Greek Beef Stew. It’s luscious! Cubes of beef simmered in a wine-based stock flavored with thyme, rosemary, bay leaves, sage, and — the “secret” ingredient — cinnamon sticks. Delicious the first-time around as sttew, and versatile for left-overs.
.-= Melissa´s last blog post …That’s Almost As Tall As I Am =-.
Fight back Friday by @FoodRenegade is live. We’re post #9. (What you need to know before starting a cleanse.) http://bit.ly/ag2GH3
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Hey Guys!
I wrote (a rather long entry) about Rami Nagle of “Cure Tooth Decay” fame and his explanation of the flaws of modern dentistry (from an interview on One Radio Network) specifically in talking about how our teeth our meant to clean themselves, and nutrition in light of Weston Price’s recommendations. 🙂
.-= Lindsay´s last blog post …Cavities & Nutrition =-.
It’s Fight Back Friday! Great post on cleansing from @DrMalynn (entry #9)… http://ow.ly/14fQr
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Fight back Friday by @FoodRenegade is live. We’re post #9. (What you need to know before starting a cleanse.) http://bit.ly/ag2GH3
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This week I made my first batch of kefir from my raw goats milk and asked my two year old and his father to sample it with mixed success.
My post this week concerns the process of introducing Real Food to skeptics and what kind of compromises can and should be made.
– RFM
.-= Real Food Mama´s last blog post …Kefir Success!…kind of… =-.
Reading @foodrenegade Fight Back Friday February 5th http://tinyurl.com/yeujznw Check out post #42!
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Today I’m sharing a formula for a satisfying, quick meal you can make hundreds of ways. No need for fast food when cooking is easy!
.-= Michelle @ Find Your Balance´s last blog post …Heat it, mix it, top it, eat it =-.
I am linking to my yummy raw chocolate smoothie recipe. Come check it out, leave a comment about your favorite smoothie, and you’ll be entered into my Garden of Life giveaway for a jar of organic coconut oil and raw honey!
.-= Winnie´s last blog post …Guacamole And More Superbowl Snack Ideas =-.
Anybody have trouble getting kids to eat what you know they should eat? I have a few suggestions…
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