August 2009

Monday Mix-Up 8/31/09

August 31, 2009
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Here’s what’s up today: I’ve made some tweaks to some of my recipes recently, catch a great post about whether or not a healthy diet includes grains, and find more good links for you here, too. Happy Monday everyone! :)

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Kent’s Sicilian Summer Stew Recipe (A tasty Meatless / Vegetarian Meal Idea)

August 31, 2009
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This is a use-up-the-veggies-left-in-your-garden kind of stew that goes well with the unseasonably cool August weekend we had here in Michigan. It’s great as a meatless / vegetarian meal idea, but would be good with beef or chicken, too! It had a nice blend of fresh summer flavors; it was baked for just the right amount of time so the veggies were not hard or mushy and the flavors of the herbs came through well; the feta cheese on top gave it an extra burst of delicious flavor; AND it only took a few minutes to pull together…

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Vaccine Decisions

August 28, 2009
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Below you’ll find a list of all past posts on the vaccination issue. (More will be added later, I’m only just gettin’ goin’.) But first, please read this important information…I’m begging ya…

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Green Our Vaccines! Jenny McCarthy & Jim Carrey on Vaccine Safety

August 28, 2009

Jim Carrey: “I just want to start by asking the CDC one question: how stupid do you think we are? I made a movie about two dumb guys, but nobody is this stupid…The number of vaccines given to our kids has gone from 10 to 36. We’re here to say that we believe 36 vaccines in the first two years of life is too many too soon!”

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Can We Trust Vaccine Companies?

August 28, 2009
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Kids get all of those shots together all the time. Problems are rare, and it’s safe to trust the shot schedule…right? Wait until I tell you what happened…

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Apprehension Over the GAPS Diet

August 26, 2009
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It always amazes me when I talk with someone who struggles with depression or who has a child with ADHD, how often they also have digestive issues. This is what Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride calls the “Gut and Psychology Syndrome.” While you may have heard of GAPS and know *how* to get the help you need, you may feel overwhelmed and fearful about taking the big step of *implementing* the GAPS principles into your diet…

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Creamy Lime Dressing for a Tasty Tomato Cucumber Salad

August 26, 2009
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Are you sick of my new salad recipes yet? A neighbor brought us some beautiful yellow tomatoes, so I threw this together using those and our grape tomatoes and cucumbers from the garden. I loved the citrus flavor in the creamy dressing – this would be a good lettuce salad dressing, too.

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Monday Morning Mix-Up 8/24/09

August 24, 2009
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Just a few odds and ends today including an article from a man who lost 150# by not listening to his doctor, and also find out what we did on Saturday and what versatile recipe came of it!

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Fresh Basil Pesto with Tomatoes for Caprese salad, Bruschetta, and more!

August 24, 2009
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On Saturday we went downtown to check out the “Heirloom Tomato Festival” at Reds. Kent went for the beer (no, not tomato beer, don’t worry), but for me, it was all about the food…

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Recipe for Fried Fish with Fresh Lemon Garlic Pesto (No Carbs!)

August 24, 2009
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Kent & I worked together on this fish recipe today and both agreed that it was the best fish we’ve ever had, including what we’ve eaten in restaurants. This is quite amazing, considering we only just recently began eating more fish, and whenever we tried it in the past, I always bombed miserably.

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