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Do you have a Real Food post or comment to share? Oh come on, I know you’ve got one in ya! I hope you’ll do so below, but first, in case you’re new, do you wonder what Real Food is or how to join in on a blog carnival?
Read more at the Real Food Wednesday explanation post. Also there you’ll find an update with an explanation about why we ask you to PLEASE REMEMBER YOUR BLOG CARNIVAL ETIQUETTE AND LINK BACK TO THIS SITE IN YOUR POST -thank you!
My RFW post today: “Is Grapeseed Oil a Good Choice?”
Each Wednesday, Cheeseslave & I alternate hosting – Cheeseslave/Ann Marie’s RFW post today. “My post is on how to make homemade laundry detergent. Not about real food, but homemade laundry detergent is eco-friendly and non-toxic AND it will save you money to spend on real food!”
Now scroll down and take it away with Mr. Linky (or as always, feel free to comment below if you don’t have a blog!) By the way, if Mr. Linky breaks AGAIN (seems to happen often lately, but I know they’re working on it), just leave a link to your post in the comments, thanks!
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My post is on how to make homemade laundry detergent. Not about real food, but homemade laundry detergent is eco-friendly and non-toxic AND it will save you money to spend on real food!
CHEESESLAVE’s last blog post..Mother’s Day for Foodies
I blogged about my new trainer/holistic nutritionist, Antonio Valladares, who is BIG on traditional foods and is a member of Weston A. Price Foundation. How awesome is that! Finally someone teaching the truth about food
Lisa Sargese’s last blog post..response able
Lisa, I just watched the video at your site – he makes perfect sense!
My post is about asparagus – ( In danish
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about all the lovely stuff you can do with it – so healthy and lovely with REAL foods like egs, butter and cream.
Henriette’s last blog post..Asparges
My post today is about Steak Tartare (yup, that’s raw meat.) I’m so proud of my family. Not one person refused to try it, and many of us really liked it!
Hey Kelly,
I finally bought the stuff to make the homemade laundry detergent last night. I have only been talking about this for months now. Anyway I will be sending some your way when it is down!
I blogged abour roasting beets and using an herbed butter sauce to give them added flavor. Can’t wait to listen to the Sally Fallon podcast – will be listening to them on my way to my Natural Foods Culinary Program tomorrow – we talk about her fairly often there!
Amy’s last blog post..Buttered Beets
I added a post from last year on my favorite dip for getting family to eat fresh farmers market produce. It’s very timely for this time of year since our farmers market has just been open for a few weeks. (I updated it with the link and added a new post announcing the carnival.)
Oops, I forgot to remove the name of my post from last week.
This week’s post is Make-Your-loved-Ones-Happy Breakfast for a special occasion, or if you are just feeling like you want something special for no reason. This breakfast was my Mother’s Day meal and we all loved it!
Raine Saunders’s last blog post..Make-Your-Loved-Ones Happy Breakfast
I want to make buttermilk but I am confused. It says to use “starter”
Where do I get that if you are starting from scratch?
My post links to a good 4-part interview with Sally Fallon on all manner of things, including soy!
Lindsay’s last blog post..Soy, MSG & Excitotoxins, Oh My!
Thanks for the email reminder, Kelly. I’ve been meaning to contribute to Real Food Wednesdays! My post is about Beets and Beats – nourishing yourself with good food and good fun
Michelle @ Find Your Balance’s last blog post..Thank Goodness for Garbanzos
My post is just a quote from farmer and Macarthur Fellowship Award Winner Will Allen’s Good Food Manifesto
Zachary Cohen’s last blog post..The Meaningless of Meat Labeling
Henriette, if I could read them all, I’m sure I would love your asparagus tips!
LN, just that they all tried it is HUGE, I think I could do that, too…maybe.
Jeanne, thank you! Can’t wait to hear how you think it cleans and try it, too.
Amy, I’ve never thought I liked beets, but I’m thinking that beets roasted with herbed butter, might make me into a convert!
Rose, that dip looks divine….
Ag Society/Raine – LOVE your tagline at your site! I found your school lunch post when I scrolled down at your homepage.
(Tried to comment there but it wouldn’t let me.)
Thanks for joining in on RFW, everyone!
I’ve blogged my favorite healthy smoothie recipe. I generally use a combination of raw yogurt, raw kefir, raw honey, organic fruit and generally also a add pastured egg and unrefined coconut oil. It’s jammed pack with nutrition and is easy to drink first thing in the morning or throughout the day.
Julie’s last blog post..Healthy Smoothie Recipe
Hi, my post today is about kefir; stop by and give it a read if you like!
Thanks for the invite Kelly!
Jennifer Joyner’s last blog post..Traditional Food #2: Kefir
Today’s post? Are you being ‘localwashed’? Companies like Frito-Lay are marketing the use of ‘local’ farm producers – but just how local are they?
Jennifer Heigl’s last blog post..Is ‘Local’ Food Production The New ‘Low Carb’?
My post is about incorporating more superfoods into our diets to help fight against many of the vitamin and mineral deficiencies we face in our diets, even if we’re only eating Real Food.
Thanks for hosting this today, Kelly!
Cheers,
KristenM
(AKA FoodRenegade)
I was stumped on what to do today and then I linked onto HartkeisOnline and saw her great story about weight loss which inspired me since we, as a family, have recently been losing weight eating grassfed butter, meats, whole milk, grassfed meats, organic fruits and vegetables so I decided to add a more personal story: http://hiporganicmama.blogspot.com/2009/05/mama-was-right-weight-loss-processed.html
Annie – Hip Organic Mama’s last blog post..Mama was Right! (weight loss, processed health foods, real foods)
Thanks for the reminder! I joined up!
Stacy’s last blog post..Cream Sauce on Chicken, Roasted Radishes, and Braised Radish Greens
By the way, I’m going to go stumble all your posts so you get extra traffic – if you can do it for others, too, that would be great!
Janet, sorry it took me a bit, I had to look up the answer to your question.
You could get some starter from someone at your local Weston Price chapter meeting.
OR, you could order a starter culture from here:
http://www.culturesforhealth.com/zen/index.php
Oops! I seem to have left my link for the May 27th Real Food Wednesday on this one, so sorry. I’ll link to the recent.
Girl Gone Domestic’s last blog post..Homemade Teriyaki-like Chicken
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