Welcome to Fill Those Jars Friday blog carnival! I’m excited to see what everyone has to share today.
Eating real food means we have lots of jars to fill with all sorts of homemade goodies. Today is when we share all sorts of real food recipes, tips, and thoughts to help each other fill our jars.
I’ll be choosing a few of my favorite posts each week to share for next week’s link up. Be sure to check back and see if you were selected!
Just follow the instructions below before linking up your post. Not a blogger? No problem! We’d all love to hear your ideas in the comments.
Fill Those Jars Friday Guidelines
1. Real food only. – No artificial ingredients or processed food. If you need help with the types of ingredients for your recipes and tips, you can read this guide put out by the WAPF.
2. Link back to this post from your post. – This is a common courtesy at a blog carnival and helps share everyone’s posts. Also be sure you use the actual URL of the post you are sharing here and not your homepage.
3. Leave a comment. - We all want to hear about what you’re sharing in the comments. Also be sure to check out the other blogs that have linked up.
Featured Posts
Here are a few of my favorite posts from last week:
Fresh Tomato Basil Garlic Sauce (aka “Awesome”) from Whole Natural Life
Freezing Ahead for a Peaceful Holiday Season from Modern Alternative Kitchen
Everything Free Chocolate Chip Cookies from The Coconut Mama
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Thanks for hosting, Mindy!
I’ve linked up an article on why I don’t count calories.
http://thankyourbody.com/not-count-calories-infographic/
HI,
I shared my recipe for Tomato Soup and an article about Sugar, Cancer and the Low Carb Diet, as well as How To Mend a Broken Gut.
Check out my new online cooking class: go grain-free
http://realfoodforager.com/new-online-cooking-class-go-grain-free/
Thanks for hosting!
Thanks for hosting! I shared my recipe for grain-free Super Waffles. They are super high in protein and fiber, but super low in carbs (ZERO!) and use super cheap ingredients! And they are also super delicious!
http://www.annemariecain.com/grain-free-super-waffles/
Thanks for featuring our post from last week, Mindy! Loving your link-up! This week I linked a post about Healthy Snack Ideas and one about Crispy Pecans (with a delicious pecan muffin recipe)! Have a great weekend!
I’m new to your blog hop and appreciate you hosting it. I’m sharing a versatile and quick recipe for Chicken and Chorizo Paella. This makes a great weeknight meal and can be adapted to use other combinations of meat and/or vegetables.
http://www.wholemadegoodness.com/chicken-and-chorizo-paella/
Thanks for joining in this week, Denise! I’m looking forward to checking out your recipe. : )
Thank you for hosting! What a great set of recipes to look through already! I’m linking up how I afford and stretch our weekly pastured chicken then make stock out of the bones, and a very flavorful cabbage soup!
Hi Mindy, thanks for hosting again this week! Today I shared “Butter – Make Your Own” – if you have never tasted fresh creamy butter, you are in for a treat!
Have a great week!
Thanks for hosting! I shared a quick and easy appetizer – Brie with carmelized onions and raspberries.
http://axiomathome.blogspot.com/2011/09/brie-with-carmelized-onions-and.html
Thanks for hosting! I left the post about cooking with kids/homemade tomato soup-
Heather
I LOVE Fill your Jars Friday! I get so inspired (plus lots of great ideas!) from all the links. Thanks, Mindy!
I’m so glad you like it, Amy! It’s so fun reading through everyone’s amazing links. : )
Hi MIndy, I posted two this week. One is a recipe round-up of most of the Filipino recipes that I have on the blog. The other is a post about bottled water (and whether or not it is healthy).
I’ve linked to a garlic chicken soup recipe!
Hi and thanks for hosting! This week I’m linking up 31 Easy Grain Free Meals and Snacks on the Go, a list of my favorite, easy grain free meals to grab and go enjoy! Have a great day!
Thank you for hosting Mindy! I shared a recipe for an Oatmeal & Sea Salt Body Scrub. It’s kind of addicting to use and so hydrating for your skin!
http://wholegreenlove.com/2012/09/16/oatmeal-sea-salt-skin-renewal/
Hi Mindy, Thanks for hosting! I’m sharing a couple of GAPS recipes and the latest post on my GAPS Intro adventure.
~Leola