Welcome to the 19th edition of Monday Mania, a carnival where Real Food bloggers come together to link up their popular Posts.
These posts might be Real Food recipes, Book Reviews, Natural Remedies, or Green Home Tips. They might even be a blogger’s take on a media health report, a videoblog, podcast, or an amazing giveaway!
In short, these Awesome Posts are a complete free for all of incredible Real Foodie Wisdom!
So, roll up your sleeves, link up and show us your stuff! Can’t wait to see what your Real Foodie brains have turned out recently!
Guidelines for Participating
- Please link up your blog post using the Linky widget below.
- Remember to use the URL of your actual blog post and not your blog’s home page.
- Remember to link this post back to your blog and leave a comment! Thanks.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist.com
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So excited to link up! Love your blog!
The Food Hound\’s last post: The Greek System- Lamb and Tzatziki
Hi Sarah! Great to be part of Monday Mania.
Alex Lewin\’s last post: Organic Eggs Are Not All Good
Love the monday mania! Glad to share my own little discoveries.
I’m telling! I’m gonna tell teacher.
In the calcannon recipe, it says the following, and I quote “Butter (such as Parkay)”.
Oh boy, oh boy. Someone’s in trouble.
I am submitting an easy
Eggplant Caviar recipe that I have been making for a couple of months now.
This is awesome, I’m so glad I just found out about this! Seeing as this is my first time posting here, I got a little confused. Post #16 is actually a recipe for Gingerbread Cookies.
Thanks for hosting Sarah!
I’m excited to be linking up my giveaway for a Butter Bell today!
Jill (The Prairie Homestead)\’s last post: Butter Bell Review & GIVEAWAY!
Love reading all the posts on Monday Mania! Thanks for hosting. This week I shared an idea for a wholesome, healthy teether!
First time hooking up to Monday Mania! I had some thoughts on a nutritionist, Marion Nestle. Her book got a thumbs up on the Weston A. Price website, but she has since backed a very scary bill and wondered how most everyone feels about her now? Thanks for reading. Just thrilled to be a part of such and enlightened growing family of heallthy foodies!
Hey Sarah!
I submitted my post, titled “Gonna Eat My Placenta!” It will be the first in a series, chronicling my nutritional and spiritual adventure in eating my placenta.
Enjoy!
Stephanie B. Cornais\’s last post: Sunday Surf 12510
Hi Sarah!
I’m submitting a review of my first attempt at making fermented ginger carrots! Thanks for hosting and have a great week!
Shannon
Shannon\’s last post: Fermented Ginger Carrots
Hi Sarah,
I’ve shared a kitchen tip I just starting doing. Save the chicken fat leftover from roast chickens. You can use it to cook other foods with, saving on the grocery bill and getting all the health benefits of the lovely chicken fat.
Cheers,
Emma
For all Canadians, please take a second to contact your representatives and ask them to listen to what Shawn Buckley has to say about the C-36 bill for food safety (yeah this is the same as the S510).
hellaD\’s last post: Freedom in Crisis- Bill C-36–Canada’s Consumer Product Safety Act
This is my first time sharing. Necessity is the mother of all inventions, right? Made WAY to much sourdough this morning so Carob Cherry Sourdough Breakfast Bread is what resulted. It is more like a coffee cake, but the word “coffee cake” makes one think it should go with coffee which is a no-no that we are trying to wean someone off of in this house hold. Thanks for hosting, Megan.
Megan @ Purple Dancing Dahlias\’s last post: Carob Cherry Sourdough Breakfast Bread
Welcome to everyone who is linking up for the first time today! It is so great to have you “stop by” and hope you all enjoy your stay!
http://scratchlove.blogspot.com/2010/12/healthy-chicken-pot-pie.html
Try my healthier chicken pot pie! It is also grain free, gluten free and dairy free.
Thank you so much for hosting and allowing me to share!
I showed how I chop an onion.
Thank you, Sarah, for hosting! I look forward to reading some great posts! I shared my recipe for sourdough dinner rolls. I didn’t think a sourdough recipe could produce the same texture as the yeast rolls of my former (garbage-food) days, but they were wonderful! ~Karen
Karen\’s last post: Sourdough Dinner Rolls
Thanks so much for hosting this fabulous idea! We recently posted three book recommendations for anyone who has a health nut on their Christmas list! Looking forward to keeping in touch and spreading the word on wholesome, real food topics.
My browser bugged out and added the same link twice under different names… Sorry about that! The real one is Nourishing Meat and Potatoes.
Jackie @ Crest Cottage\’s last post: Nourishing Meat and Potatoes
Oh exciting! I’ve linked a gorgeous new salad recipe I made last week. The avocado mayo is divine!
http://suburbanhomemade.blogspot.com/2010/11/broad-bean-pea-orzo-and-mint-salad-with.html
Amy\’s last post: Oaty Apricot and Choc Chip Biscuits
Thanks for allowing me to post my recipe for Gluten Free Pumpkin Cake! This cake is made mostly in your blender then you just add beaten egg whites and bake- so easy! It can be made either gluten free or “normal”.
Enjoy!
Andrea\’s last post: Drawing For A 50 Gift Certificate From Andreas Jewelry!
Hi Sarah!
Thanks for hosting.
I’m sharing a guest post, cookbook author Jayne Cohen shares her recipe for homemade applesauce with brown butter and pomegranate molasses.
While looking for a recipe I noticed entry number 44 uses tofu in a lot of their recipes and didn’t link to the post for bbq tofu sandwiches, but their blog. Is tofu considered real food?
Megan @ Purple Dancing Dahlias\’s last post: One Down- One to Go
Hi, thanks for hosting.
I am sharing a recipe that is sugar-free, gluten-free, and dairy free. My son loved these cupcakes and he was happy to be able to enjoy a cupcake as we celebrated a family member’s b-day. Allergies can be no fun, especially when you have to watch everyone else eat dessert.
http://nurturedfamilylifeDOTblogspotDOTcom
Lisa\’s last post: Menu Plan Monday 1-3-11
I just added a link called “Kermit and I: Kindred Spirits” that talks about how it is not easy being “green” and being the “healthy mom”…. especially when traveling and your kids see that the rest of the world gets to have apple juice, candy, muffins galore etc! I think this group will understand how it is hard sometimes to be the “different” ones but that we need to support each other in this important work of trying to get our country to eat better food!
Donna Bauman\’s last post: Kermit and I- kindred spirits
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