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.
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!
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Is barbecue safe? We can avoid the risk factors in barbecuing by cooking like our ancestors did. My post this week talks about how to barbecue the traditional way.
.-= Stanley Fishman´s last blog post …Traditional Barbecue Methods Avoid Risk Factors =-.
My post is about food options for vegetarians in restaurants and a recipe for a new food I just discovered and fell in love with at an East African restaurant called injera, which is a flat bread made from a sourdough batter.
Hi Kristen and happy friday! Thanks for sharing your space with us. This has been a busy week as its back to school and one of my daughter’s is a senior so I am linking my thoughts on friday foodie news and highlights post this week. 🙂 Alex@amoderatelife
.-= Alex@amoderatelife´s last blog post …Two For Tuesday Recipe Blog Hop-Volume “lucky” 13! =-.
My post is for my very first giveaway. My friend Tracey runs Good Life Menus, a menu-planning service that not only uses 100% REAL FOOD, but her menus work for diabetics, low-carb, ADHD/Autism, and gluten-free eaters. Tracey is celebrating the 1 year anniversary of her menu service, and as her anniversary gift to the blog world is giving away a free month of menu planning! Great food, great gift to help you get a leg up on eating REAL FOOD. Thanks for letting me share with Food Renegade readers!
.-= Jennifer´s last blog post …My very first GIVEAWAY!!! =-.
My post is a savory apple maple walnut loaf that tastes amazing spread with fresh organic butter or with a nice slice of cheese. Thanks for hosting Fight Back Friday!
My first time posting here, I love your site and enjoy your Fridays.
Just a sort rant on our milk choices in Canada, I tried face it from a positive side.
I show you how to make the homemade milk based baby formula as recommended by the Weston A. Price Foundation in this week’s videoblog!
This safe, healthy formula is recommended for women who cannot breastfeed or adopt. Breast is best, of course, but whatever you do, don’t resort EVER to commercial formula which is packed in BPA laced cans – this chemical is a major hormone disruptor for infants.
.-= Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist´s last blog post …RhoGam Vaccine- Big Pharma Profit Ploy =-.
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Carnivals are fun, thanks for hosting Kristen. This week I’m sharing a Mediterranean Millet Salad. I have some millet facts added as well. blessings ~ Carmen
.-= carmen vidal´s last blog post …Dealing with Tiny Critters =-.
Linking to my gluten-free, dairy-free, corn-free chocolate pudding (which is also a version of Nutella.)
.-= Chickiepea´s last blog post …Chocolate Pudding =-.
I don’t get a chance to watch daytime TV and haven’t upped TeVo (have no idea how it is spelled), so yeah. Sounds like quakarama. Does Somers really inject shit straight into her vagina???
I like Oprah’s angel stuff. The paying it forward stuff.
I never held Frey’s foray into fictionalized memoir against him. “It’s not reality we look for in fiction, but the epiphany of truth.” From Reading Lolita in Tehran. The memoir I have been working on forever lends itself a bit to fiction. Not like Frey, but I have an admittedly holey memory. I fill up the hoes with the way I remember, or the way I was affected.
Pseudo´s last blog ..Laborless Labor Daycoming soon
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I’m with you there – fictionalized accounts can have the strongest impact. The issue with Frey and perhaps the woman in Tehran is that they are claiming that it is non-fiction. To me that is not necessary. Look at what Upton Sinclair was able to accomplish without facts. (Is that a good thing? Maybe not, but surely effective).
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