Kelly The Kitchen Kop

Real Food Wednesday 10/14/09

October 14, 2009 · 22 comments

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Dawn @ SmallFootprintFamily 10.14.09 at 3:17 am

This week I’ve posted two raw, gluten and casein-free recipes for pumpkin. (Sorry I linked twice with Mr. Linky, the autofill on my browser sent the wrong link the first time)

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Lisa Sargese 10.14.09 at 6:42 am

It was tough at first to understand the principles of Weston A. Price and the nourishing traditional ways of eating. I had been conditioned to fear fat: fat on my body and fat in my food! The more I read, learned and heard the less fear I had of the very food I needed to heal my diet-deprived body.

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leah 10.14.09 at 7:39 am

I posted some ideas for using sweet potatoes this week.

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Squeaky Gourmet 10.14.09 at 8:51 am

It is a sweet potato time of year as we all can see by the newest recipes! I added a sweet potato crisp recipe which was VERY good!

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Amanda @ The Rebuild Blog 10.14.09 at 9:06 am

In response to the CSPI “Top 10 Riskiest Foods,” I wrote about one of my favorite risky foods — eggs. Eggs are a potential source of salmonella but also a great protein source and Omega 3 fatty acids (depending on the diet of the hen). I included a recipe for a sweet omelet — a great brunch item.

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Amy @ Simply Sugar & Gluten-Free 10.14.09 at 9:40 am

Kelly – must say I’m glad that Real Food Wednesday is back up. I didn’t realize how much I enjoy this blog carnival until it wasn’t available. Thanks so much for hosting.

I am sharing petite pumpkin loaves – YES, more pumpkin. Pumpkin is such a great health food with so many great benefits. I wish we’d make a fuss about it all year long. I have a dear friend in remission from cancer and she swears that all the pumpkin she ate after being diagnosed is one of the big reasons she’s alive today. And, it just tastes great.

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Michelle @ Find Your Balance 10.14.09 at 10:27 am

I’ve gone missing a few weeks myself, glad we’re all back! This week I used the sweetness of acorn squash to create some yummy, healthy cookies.

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Sheri @ Moms for Safe Food 10.14.09 at 10:58 am

I just finished making a half gallon of homemade vanilla extract. Here’s the recipe,
http://momsforsafefood.org/Blog/Entries/2009/10/12_Entry_1.html
:-)
Sheri

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Catherine @ Healthy Fit Mom 10.14.09 at 2:16 pm

I posted a super easy and yummy lacto-fermented Caesar Salad Dressing Recipe. This recipe is what made me toss out all the bottled store bought dressings that I could not let go of and I have never looked back.

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Ren 10.14.09 at 8:36 pm

Pomegranate Chutney (super-food) made from fresh pomegranate seeds, coriander, green onions, chiles, ginger and red currant coulis. Paired with salmon & wild greens for a healing, nourishing flavor bomb.

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lo 10.14.09 at 11:11 pm

Kelly — So glad Real Food is back. :) Haven’t had the chance to participate lately, but I’ve missed it!

This week we made Vietnamese Pho Ga made with Pasture-Raised Chicken stock — super delicious… nourishing and perfect for cold season. If only I hadn’t screwed up the recipe by forgetting to toast the spices!!

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peg 10.14.09 at 11:43 pm

I am really just learning about all of this blogging thing. I am going to try it again to see if I get it right this time. (I have tried before…..try try again….right) Anyway we made a yummy “fall” snack today with apples and yogurt. Check it out.

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