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.
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Hooray for pumpkin pancakes, and we love Oliver Platt, he’s the reason we own The Three Musketeers!!!
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Today’s blog is a guest post about Fighting the Flu with Real Food.
Happy Friday!
🙂
Sheri
http://momsforsafefood.org/Blog/Entries/2009/10/16_Entry_1.html
This week’s post is about some changes I made that I expected to be difficult and unsustainable, but are really very easy (and they taste better too!)
.-= Bonnie´s last blog post …“Easy” Food Changes =-.
This week, in honor of Blog Action Day for Climate Change, my post is on how returning all U.S. cattle to pasture could actually SOLVE the problems of global warming and climate change. Buy grassfed for our future!
.-= Dawn @ Small Footprint Family´s last blog post …Grassfed Beef Can SOLVE Global Warming =-.
I don’t know if beer can be considered Real Food, but for those who have Celiac Disease (an intolerance to gluten) and enjoy a good brew now and then I recently tried a gluten free beer made from sorghum and rice. Mighty tasty.
.-= Earth Friendly Goodies´s last blog post …A Gluten Free Home Run for New Grist Beer =-.
If you like to eat good food…real food…check out Fight Back Friday. This week we posted entry #4. http://bit.ly/4cyq5F
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Frank Plugoff, a new contributor to Farm to Table, stops in with a breathtaking essay on an experience he had in the Czech Republic where he was privy to an annual village hunt in a small sylvan village. Everyone in the village does their part and shares in the bounty of the nearby forest. Permaculture? Maybe, but it is a beautiful thing to behold either way and I couldn’t NOT share it with all of you. Wishing you all a wonderful and happy weekend!
.-= Zachary Cohen´s last blog post …The Ancestral Experience of Food: A Journey Into the Czech Republic =-.
We participated in @FoodRenegade ’s “Fight Back Fridays”. Entry #4 http://bit.ly/1i1Fzl
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Spice up your boring black bean tacos with this vegetarian recipe.
Wow, great post! I’d love to live in a community like that.
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me too sarah!
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What an amazing essay and experience, Frank! I admit I teared up a bit. Truly extraordinary.
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joya is such a sentamentalist!
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Today I’m sharing a recipe that my friend Malin gave me. She’s Norwegian, a wonderful friend, an amazing artist, and a great cook! I think you’ll like this recipe!
.-= dina´s last blog post …Malin’s Home Made Crisp Bread =-.
The first in a series of posts on using winter squash in family-friendly recipes.
.-= Melissa´s last blog post …Days of Squash and Pumpkins =-.
Is maple syrup considered paleo?
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Hey, Mrs. Julie. I didn’t know the answer to your question, so I went digging. TECHNICALLY, the answer is no because it’s basically just fancy sugar.
It’s on the list of "foods to avoid" at Paleo Diet (http://www.goodharvestmarket.com/special_diets/paleo_foods.html) and forbidden foods (so foreboding!) at this link – http://lowcarbdiets.about.com/od/paleodietcavemandiet/a/paleoforbidden.htm
But… I had 2 teaspoons, which is such a tiny amount, I deem it "OK."
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I’ve never been a big pancakes and waffles person… but every once in a while, I get a craving. The recipe I’m sharing today is grain-free and very, very, VERY delicous. Enjoy!
.-= Melissa´s last blog post …Where’s Mel? CrankyTown. But Thanks, Truman. =-.
Asian Beef Noodle Soup; a little bit like ramen and a little bit like Phở, this healthy, nourishing soup is made from homemade beef stock, shiitake mushrooms, buckwheat soba, fresh scallions, grass-fed beef, herbs and whole spices..
.-= Ren´s last blog post …Asian Beef Noodle Soup =-.
Eat Cheap For A Week Challenge: Proving it’s possible to eat frugally for a week with only organic foods. (Also my 1st time participating in Fight Back Friday!)
.-= Brie´s last blog post …Eat Cheap For A Week Challenge =-.
My post is just about some baking I did where I accidentally used less sugar. I also pre-measured the dry ingredients for pancakes and cornbread so it will be more convenient to make them. So long, Bisquick (not that I’ve used that in a while, but now I’m not even tempted!).
.-= hippygirl´s last blog post …Pancakes, cornbread, and brownies =-.
My post is an open letter to Melissa G., Campbell Soup’s poster girl (representative of their market target) for the American Every Mom during this current recession.
.-= Anna @ http://www.sacredappetite.com´s last blog post …Just Work Around It: How to neutralize a child’s food resistance by getting it all out on the table =-.
Fight Back Friday October 16th – http://shar.es/1iRb0
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My first Fight Back Friday post. The topic is Baby’s first food: egg yolks.
.-= Leslie´s last blog post …Baby’s First Solid Food: Why Egg Yolk? =-.