Happy Fight Back Friday, everyone! 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.
If you want to participate but aren’t sure how, please read these guidelines for how Fight Back Fridays will work.
Please be courteous and use your BEST blog carnival manners! In the very least, that means remember the two most important things you can do:
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Today, I’m sharing tips on how I feed my family of 4 on less than the federal food stamp allotment for a family of my size. I can’t wait to see what you all share.
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I’ve combined simple, seasonal ingredients in a Moroccan-influenced dish of roasted tomatoes stuffed with with sustainable-certified albacore, capers, olives and Jenny’s preserved lemons.
Fight against the Standard American Diet!
.-= Ren
My post this week is on how farms might transform themselves in the wake of peak oil to be completely sustainable and fossil fuel free.
.-= Dawn @ SmallFootprintFamily.com
In this week’s post, I showcase 14 delicious gourmet egg salad recipes from food blogs all over the world (including this one) as well as share 2 of my own original recipes.
.-= Hugging the Coast
The post I submitted was actually authored by Roberta Rosa, the newest member of the Farm To Table blog. I only edited Roberta and helped her flush out her fantastic ideas. Roberta has recently uncovered a treasure trove of family heirlooms in the form of 80 year old (some are even older) recipes that her “grandmother by courtesy” left her. They are simply amazing, and she’ll be cooking and blogging and photographing her way through them.
.-= Zachary Cohen
Jenny, this post is AWESOME! I’m linking to it in my “lingo” section.
Thanks!
Kelly
This comment was originally posted on The Nourished Kitchen
Nice and informative, my personal pet peeve is people slapping artisan on all sorts of things it has no business being on.
This comment was originally posted on The Nourished Kitchen
Hey Everyone!
This week in my food and health site my post is about South African foods and plants that I learnt about while travelling to RSA this month! It was really great learning about them!
Please read and comment them:)
Michelle.
.-= Michelle
Hello There!
I am sharing a healthy snack for kids that is better than the granola bar junk they ask for in the store–and the kids can help create it which always makes food taste better to them! Yummy goodness of dirt balls ( no actual dirt is harmed in the creating of this recipe!)
.-= Maureen Jeanson
Fight Back Friday is on @FoodRenegade ! I’m number 18. http://bit.ly/hQWRk
This comment was originally posted on Twitter
It was 107 here the other day – HERE – in the Pacific NW! Lord have mercy! It’s times like this that you need a nice Cucumber and Green Onion Salad in the fridge, ready to help quench the heat!
.-= dina
I’m coming back to life after destroying my health with a practically non-fat diet. Thank God for WAPF and the great information they disseminate on real, healing foods. And thanks for this great blog! I love reading other experiences with nourishing traditions 🙂
.-= Lisa Sargese
This week I created a totally primal grain-free, dairy-free, and sugar-free coconut blueberry muffin recipe that actually tastes good. 🙂
.-= Shelley
The Center for Science in the Public Interest has brought a lawsuit on behalf of a consumer against Denny’s for their excessive use of salt. I’m all for food labeling, but what responsibility does the consumer have to safeguard their own bodies when eating out?
.-= Local Nourishment
Today’s post is a recipe for one of our favorite summer salads. Happy Friday!
🙂
Sheri
http://momsforsafefood.com/Blog/Entries/2009/7/31_Entry_1.html
We’re participating in @FoodRenegade’s Fight Back Friday. Check out entry #10 on childhood obesity… http://twurl.nl/v08hnj
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Hi, Kristen! My contribution today is a review of a book written in my locale – a woman who has harvested wild mushrooms for years and shared her knowledge about Pacific Northwest mushrooms in a book. The book is “A Visual Guide to Harvesting Mushrooms” by Leota McKenzie and it is full of useful information for beginning mushroomers, regardless of locale.
.-= Wardeh @ GNOWFGLINS
Lots of zucchini in my garden have forced me to come up with some great recipes for those delicious summer squash! I have shared a couple today.
– RFM
.-= Real Food Mama
Today I made some awesome Grain Free Low Carb French Toast. It was so yummy I grabbed my video camera and showed how easy it is using a secret ingredient… Eggplant!
.-= Catherine
Nice list. My biggest pet peeve is when something says “all natural” and it’s not!
This comment was originally posted on The Nourished Kitchen
We’re participating in @FoodRenegades’s Fight Back Friday…Check it out – our entry is #10 Childhood Obesity http://twurl.nl/3wv67e
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What a great idea!
I just heard about this due to my obsessive Twitter use and I would love to participate…and so would a lot of my fellow fitness junkies.
I will have something ready for next week
Doug @ Health Habits
.-= Douglas
Sorry I’m so late! I wanted to pull together lots of photos to describe my experience at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition 🙂
.-= Michelle @ Find Your Balance
Hi,
Less of a testimonial, more of a “I’m starting on my Real Food Journey and this is my story” post about Kombucha!
Thanks for a great blog.
http://berryberryquitecontrary.blogspot.com/2009/07/ah-kombucha.html
.-= Rebecca
Great list. It should be posted in every place they sell food. There is so much confusion with the “labels” given food these days. I’ve gone asking is it safe? beneficial? I define safe as toxic free. Then I wonder is that enough.
This comment was originally posted on The Nourished Kitchen
Hi,
what a coincidence – I posted about taking my cooking camp students to the farmer’s market and it went live this morning: http://whatscookingblog.com/2009/08/07/summer-fun-farmers-market-scavenger-hunt/
Such a great experience for parents to bring their kids and for teachers to bring their students. We all learned so much – about organics, eating local, and about how foods like chocolate are made!
This comment was originally posted on FoodieTots.com
I’m too late to link with the widget but I posted nonetheless, about our second grocery day focused on local and sustainable purchasing!
.-= b kinch
I didn’t get a good picture of our kids at the Farmers Market but we were there.
This comment was originally posted on FoodieTots.com
Blog Carnival for Food Renegades: Excellent resourse for info: http://bit.ly/azK4c
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Blog Carnival for Food Renegades: Excellent information source: http://bit.ly/azK4c
This comment was originally posted on Twitter
I believe things are sent to us when needed, my health is not great at the moment… I need to eat clean but well and your site came to me when needed…easy to read, helpful information..
Your passion for health & the good life has given me hope as it has many others I’m sure…
So well done and keep up the great work you are doing…
Your time and effort much appreciated..
Sasha