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Ann Marie & I take turns hosting the Real Food Wednesday blog carnival, so next week it’s over at her place.
OUR RFW POSTS:
- Today Ann Marie shares a recipe for Moroccan chicken with lemon and green olives, and she shows you a funky new kitchen gadget that I’ve never even heard of!
- My RFW post is all about something fun that I found on my front porch last week. (Also at that post is my recipe for chocolate fondue, Mmmmm…) I also added one more post that includes a cheery (NOT) pre-Thanksgiving whine along with some leftover ideas.
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Deborah 11.25.09 at 12:16 am
Today’s post is a recipe for curried pumpkin soup, as well as information about the chef that created the recipe. AND he’s agreed to stop by my blog on Wednesday to answer questions!
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Mindy 11.25.09 at 12:39 am
Check out my recipe for coconut fudge, a delicious healthy sweet treat and a great way to eat your coconut oil.
http://nourishyourchildren.com/blog/2009/11/coconut-fudge/
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Psychic Lunch 11.25.09 at 12:55 am
I analyze Emergen-C and explain that you make your own with organic foods as an alternative. (P.S. I thought Mr Linky was a realtime update?)
http://www.psychiclunch.com/2009/11/so-should-i-take-emergen-c-then.html
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Wardeh @ GNOWFGLINS 11.25.09 at 1:10 am
I do like your new RFW logo! Very, very yummy! Happy Thanksgiving, Kelly – to you and your family. I pray your holiday is blessed immensely!
This week I’m sharing a video – in it you’ll meet five of our Nubian milk goats – who want to show that real milk comes from… Watch and find out!
http://gnowfglins.com/2009/11/24/real-milk-comes-from-video/
(I’m not sure your Mr. Linky is working… so I put my link here.)
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Kimberly Hartke 11.25.09 at 1:19 am
Today I review the new cookbook, Tender GrassFed Meat, I know you will want this one under your Christmas Tree!
Happy Thanksgiving, Everyone, especially, Kelly and Ann Marie!
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Donielle @ Naturally Knocked Up 11.25.09 at 6:36 am
Shared my Sacred Foods for Fertility post!
http://www.naturallyknockedup.com/?p=1414
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Melissa @CelluliteInvestigation 11.25.09 at 7:13 am
A Thanksgiving challenge for you…
Top Ten Reasons To Be Thankful For Your Cellulite This Thanksgiving
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leah 11.25.09 at 7:34 am
I posted about “uncooking”, along with a recipe for real food holiday truffles. I’m having trouble with Mr. Linky too, so here is the link:
http://leah-abundantlife.blogspot.com/2009/11/real-food-wednesday-art-of-uncooking.html
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KitchenKop 11.25.09 at 8:24 am
I fixed it guys! Sorry about that, now I have to go see where my Thanksgiving post went and get that up.
Please add your link now, thanks!
Kelly
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Ann Marie @ CHEESESLAVE 11.25.09 at 8:38 am
Seems like it’s still not working. I tried to add my link last night and again this morning.
Here it is:
http://www.cheeseslave.com/2009/11/24/moroccan-chicken-with-lemon-and-green-olives/
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Megan 11.25.09 at 9:07 am
My post today is about using your Thanksgiving leftovers! If you have ideas to use your leftovers, please comment on my blog! Thanks!
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Soli 11.25.09 at 9:25 am
I’ll contribute a RFW comment to praise meat. Yesterday I got my first shipment from US Wellness Meats! Chicken thighs, lamb, unsalted butter, and mackerel in olive oil (because my mother LOVES mackerel). Then I got a text from a friend who is visiting people in Virginia. Seems her host went hunting, bagged a big deer, and she asked if I wanted some venison. Not about to turn down that bounty!
And tonight I make mixed bone broth (so I can make lentil soup on Friday) and pumpkin bread (to be a vehicle for traditional cream cheese).
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Avivah @ Oceans of Joy 11.25.09 at 9:31 am
I came up with a fermented cranberry relish recipe that doesn’t use whey. Whether you’re casein free or not, it’s yummy! Feel free to stop by and share your own version in the comments section.
Thanks for hosting, Kelly, and the new logo looks great!
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Cara @ Health Home and Happiness 11.25.09 at 9:48 am
I love the new logo! I’ll use it next week for sure
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Sheri @ Moms for Safe Food 11.25.09 at 11:16 am
Great new logo!
This weeks post is about Monsanto in the news.
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
Sheri
http://momsforsafefood.org/Blog/Entries/2009/11/23_Entry_1.html
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Kimberly Hartke 11.25.09 at 11:53 am
Today is product review day on my blog, so I have a second post for you, a review of Chaffin Family Orchards delicious mandarin oranges, plus, my raw milk ice cream recipe, Mandarin Orange and Vanilla Bean.
These oranges are the best way to knock lots of folks off your holiday shopping list.
Enjoy!
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Marillyn @ just-making-noise 11.25.09 at 12:25 pm
Today I’ve got Vanilla Mesquite Macaroons and shared what Mesquite is… love this stuff!! These macaroons are light and easy to make… so great for last minute cookies if you need them. Enjoy!
http://just-making-noise.blogspot.com/2009/11/sweet-wholesome-wednesday-vanilla.html
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Millie@Real Food for Less Money 11.25.09 at 12:36 pm
Hi Kelly!
Love the new logo. I’m sharing our slightly unconventional turkey option. It certainly is a fresh turkey!
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Elizabeth from The Nourished Life 11.25.09 at 12:53 pm
Your new logo makes me hungry.
Today I shared a quick recipe for coconut macaroons (based on the recipe from Eat Fat, Lose Fat). It’s a yummy replacement for crackers and cookies if you’re going to have snackers around tomorrow!
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kara bagley 11.25.09 at 2:45 pm
I posted today about an in-season pizza combo and thanksgiving left over idea.
http://goodlookingcook.blogspot.com/2009/11/spinach-fig-and-prosciutto-pizza.html
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Annie Dru 11.25.09 at 5:18 pm
I’m a brand new blogger, and I made my first contribution to RFW today. The topic is turkey (no big surprise) but what makes it special is the hardy and brave soul who this special bird.
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Annie Dru 11.25.09 at 5:19 pm
who… raised…. this special bird. Sorry.
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Ren 11.25.09 at 6:31 pm
Thick-cut wild Alaskan halibut with a light coating of homemade coarse mustard and a persillade of chopped parsley and toasted bread crumbs, brown butter and lemon.
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Alyss 11.25.09 at 6:43 pm
I posted a recipe for a curry I made recently with green tomatoes! Fantastic!
http://realfoodmyway.blogspot.com/2009/11/what-to-do-with-green-tomatoes.html
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Christy 11.25.09 at 9:44 pm
Love the new logo – so fresh and yummy looking!! Happy Thanksgiving!
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Organic Grass-Fed Beef 02.23.10 at 6:02 pm
I enjoyed your post. If I may, I would like to suggest my web site.
Sumas Mountain Farms is the only producer of 100% certified-organic, lifetime grass-fed & finished beef in the Lower Mainland of BC (Canada). We also offer chicken, eggs, pepperoni, jerky, salami, sausage, farmer sausage, and more.
Because our beef is 100% grass-fed & finished, the quality of the meat is exceptional, and the flavor is unsurpassed. Plus, it is more nutrient-dense and packed with healthful Omega-3’s than conventional beef, which is healthier for you, your family, and the planet.
Please visit http://www.sumasmountainfarms.ca/ for more information! We have plenty of recipes for you to try.
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