Welcome to the 34th 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. REAL FOOD recipes only please! This means no processed food ingredients!
* Please 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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Really enjoyed your post on natural protection from radiation exposure. I don’t think most people process how much radiation we are exposed to in every day life. Hope you have a great week, Sara!
Keep Safe everyone – here in the commnet link is a q
Ravi\’s last post: RADIOACTIVITY MONITORING FOR CITIZENS – Keeping as Clean as We Can despite our lackey government
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here in the comment link is a quick post on where you can online monitor real-time radiation levels (in the US) very useful, yes? (!)
Thanks, as always, for hosting, Sarah!
I am sharing one of my family’s favorite recipes, Almond Feta. It is super easy and tastes great.
My son has a life-threatening dairy allergy so he never had cheese until I made this recipe — and it gets devoured so quickly in our home that I always make 2 batches.
Enjoy!
Adrienne\’s last post: Saint Patrick’s Day Dairy-Free Fudge
I linked to a recipe on how to make grain-free pancakes, they are amazing, only require 3 ingredients and only take about 15 minutes to make…totally addicted…
Love, Jules
Jules\’s last post: Music Monday…Bad Timing
Thanks for hosting. I’ve linked to a recipe for the best stovetop burgers (fry them in butter!) with homemade GAPS ketchup. I’ve also linked to a post about eating well-cooked chicken bones as a snack.
Sarah Smith\’s last post: The Best Stovetop Hamburgers with Homemade Ketchup GAPS-legal
Thanks for hosting! This is my first time here. I am a newly pregnant mom and new blogger, and I linked to my most recent blog post, entitled “Nutrition Guidelines for Pregnancy: A Recipe For Diabetes and Obesity,” about the dangerous (packages, processed, high-GI, glutenous) foods that the government recommends as “healthy” for pregnant women. Also check my earlier post for a great chili recipe – my husband’s most requested dish.
Ellen Hahn\’s last post: Nutrition Guidelines For Pregnancy- A Recipe for Diabetes and Obesity
I have also shared one more post – this one for baking in bulk. It has saved me TONS of time in the kitchen….though I still always feel that I am behind…..because I am!
Adrienne\’s last post: The History of Saint Patrick’s Day
I love coming here every Monday to see what people are doing, especially now that I’m back into blogging after a short break.
I also got a little away from focusing 100% on Real Food, but I’m babystepping my way back which is what I shared this week.
Thanks for hosting Monday Mania. Today I brought Boeuf Bourguignon to the hop, the best beef stew ever.
-Brenda
Sense of Home\’s last post: Boeuf Bourguignon
I put together a user-friendly chart simplifying all the conflicting information on using fats and oils in the kitchen; what to cook with, which shouldn’t be heated, and which fats to limit or avoid.
I’m getting good feedback on this – people have been printing it out for easy reference.
Thanks for hosting Sarah!
Lisa @ Real Food Digest\’s last post: Gluten-free Hamentaschen- A Traditional Purim Treat
Love Monday Mania! Today I’m sharing a post about making Homemade Sausage. No nitrates and no MSG! Thanks for hosting.
Jill @ The Prairie Homestead\’s last post: Homestead Barn Hop 5
I am sharing my recipe for chocolate shortbread cookies. Love them! Thank you for hosting
Laura\’s last post: A Day at the Park
The Fork Tender Cider Braised Beef is one of my most requested and popular dishes! Everyone loves the tenderness of the dish. Made with pasture raised beef and butter, sweetened naturally from apple cider and thickened with a grain free agent, arrowroot powder, this dish is sure to please the meat lovers in every household!
Kristin\’s last post: Bean & Sweet Potato Chili
Wow, there seems to be a whole lot of good stuff posted today on Monday Mania.
I’m sharing a blog post on why I finally ditched the canned stuff and started making my own chicken stock.
Hi Sarah,
I hope you had a great weekend! I’m sharing how easy it is to make your own safe facial toner, and how you easily can make a powerful aromatic compress for minor injuries at home..I am also sharing one of my network blogger’s post about if we need to be concerned about radiation. I found it very useful and it should decrease the panic many feel..
Jo at Jo’s Health Corner\’s last post: Lets Take a Closer Look at the Metabolic Hormones – DHEA and Testosterone
Hi Sarah.
Thanks for hosting. I wanted to share a fun twist on an Italian classic. This biscotti is perfectly crumbly and the coriander lends such subtle and interesting taste.
France Morissette\’s last post: Pistachio and Polenta Biscotti
I linked to my most recent post with a recipe for Custardy Yogurt and some insights into the nutritional value of pastured chicken egg yolk… especially as it relates to children.
Thanks for hosting Monday Mania!
Hi! Thanks for hosting this fun round-up. Nice to be in the presence of other people who don’t think I’m totally nuts
I am blogging my family’s journey on GAPS, and the latest one was about our 4 days of traveling and staying in a hotel, while keeping up with the GAPS Diet.
beth@redandhoney\’s last post: As the Day Rises to Meet the Sun
I have ten kids and a lot of experience in making kids eat food and making food kids eat. This post is about several things in my kitchen that are NT appropriate and receive my teenager’s approval. Also, news about my 10K Giveaway on my newbie blog.
Thanks for giving me a chance to share!
Melissa @ Dyno-mom\’s last post: Dont let the cat out of the bag!
Nettle Pesto is a scrumptious way to enjoy the first taste of nature’s bounty.
I hope you enjoy the recipe!
Naturae Clinic: http://naturaeclinic.com/Naturae_Blog/Entries/2011/3/21_Nettle_Pesto.html
Thanks for hosting! I linked to my latest blog post on my kombucha brewing adventure!
Blessings!
Love this weekly run of recipes and natural health information!
This week I’ve shared a recipe about making a Traditional Chinese remedy for Edema, and removing toxins ingested from Plants and Minerals – Mung Bean Kelp Soup: http://holliwithani.com/2011/03/19/remedy-recipe-review-mung-bean-and-kelp-soup/
Thanks for the opportunity to share:)
Holli\’s last post: What Does Mama Do
Hello everyone!
Nice to be here again! Today I have for you a feast for the eyes and for the stomach, so check it out!
Thanks for hosting again Sarah. Today I’ve linked up a new recipe for Pear and Ginger muffins (soaked). Enjoy!
Emma\’s last post: Homegrown – Who let the wetas out
Hi Sarah,
This week I’m sharing commentary on a news item about a small B & B that shut down business in the face of a Health Department order to stop serving their own pastured eggs…
Thanks for hosting!
Shannon
Shannon\’s last post: Monday Mouthful- Free-Range Egg Crackdown
I’ve linked up two recipes today – the first is for my sourdough bread which turns out quite nicely, and the second is my daughter’s and my latest muffin recipe, Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins, which we made using whole wheat pastry flour and buttermilk. These aren’t soaked, but they are delicious!
Thanks for hosting and for stopping by my blog earlier today, Sarah. I’d love to hear from you if you do give my bread recipe a try. We’re still newbies at the traditional, real foods way of cooking and eating, but we’re slowly finding our way. Blogs such as yours are a tremendous help! Blessings to you and yours! ~Lisa
Lisa\’s last post: Nothing is impossible JC Ryle
Hi Sarah! This week I am sharing my recipe for Italian Shrimp Salsa/Salad. It is a gorgeous salsa that is really healthy too.
Thanks for hosting!
Andrea (Andreas Kitchen)\’s last post: Drawing For A 50 Gift Certificate From Andreas Jewelry!
Thanks for hosting! I love Monday Mania. I’m sharing a funny story about my impulsive hubby this week along with How to Find Local Free Range Eggs.
Denise @ Creative Kitchen\’s last post: An impulsive husband and how to find local free-range eggs
Thanks again for hosting this! Always love your Carnivals – lots of entries, great info and great recipes!
I added my recipe for roasted cauliflower – a big hit with my family members who detest cauliflower. I guess enough garlic and Parmesan makes anything edible, right?
Jessica @ Delicious Obsessions\’s last post: Sugar- The Secret Killer &8211 Part 1 &8211 Addiction
Hello dear foodie friendssss…. check out my puffed rice recipe – A fun light dish!
Sasmita\’s last post: Fried Puffed Rice
I hate to say this but that matzoh ball recipe is not traditional. Replace that 1/4 cup of oil with schmaltz, and then you’re getting closer.
Wow, I am late to the party this week! Goat cheese with Honey & Aged Balsamic are amazing…discovered this one in Italy
Judy\’s last post: Test Kitchen Tuesdays- Zucchini & Tomato Sauté and Mushroom Quinoa
Every dog must have it’s day…..or is that part of another saying? Oh well, hope you enjoy this post about nourishing our best friends! They deserve real food, too.
Thanks for hosting, Sarah.
Nourishing Nancy\’s last post: Raw diet for dogs
Sarah, also….Kelly the Kitchen Kop made an interesting point: Our power is right in our back pocket in the form of our wallet! I hope your readers will keep this movement going and ‘like’ the new page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Flex-Your-Money-Muscle-for-Real-Food/213322898681938
Go to Flex Your Money Muscle for REAL Food facebook page and tell us what REAL food items you’ll be asking your local grocers and health food stores to stock on their shelves? Isn’t it time we use our Money Muscle to bring nourishing foods within our reach? If we don’t ask….we don’t get. Thanks for passing it on, Sarah!
Nourishing Nancy\’s last post: Raw diet for dogs
Hi Sarah! Linking up some super easy barbecue beef that I made with grass fed beef! Hope you are having a good week! All the best! Alex
Alex at a Moderate Life\’s last post: A Happy Birthday to Me and My Blog and a CSN Giveaway for YOU!
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