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:
Stop Menstrual Cramps Naturally from Thank Your Body
A Healthier Organic Corn Bread Recipe from Whole Lifestyle Nutrition
Crispy Coconut Chicken Finger Nuggets with Tangy Balsamic Dip (Grain Free) from Delicious Obsessions
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Thanks for hosting and for the feature, Mindy! Today I’ve linked up a yummy homemade fruit snack that’s good for you, too!
http://thankyourbody.com/homemade-healthy-fruit-snacks/
Thanks for hosting, Mindy! I linked to one of my favorite comfort dishes—Aloo Gobi. It’s an Indian dish that uses a cancer-fighting cruciferous vegetable (cauliflower!) and turmeric, which is also cancer-fighting. It’s comforting and warm and delicious.
http://www.thepolivkafamily.com/2012/09/aloo-gobi/
Thanks for hosting! I’m sharing 3 posts: Genetic Roulette Movie, Arsenic and (Old) Rice, and GMO Corn is here. looking forward to reading the other posts!
I shared my quick and easy recipe for Spicy Gulf Shrimp.
http://www.realfoodhouston.com/2012/10/05/spicy-gulf-shrimp/
Thanks for hosting! I shared my recipe for “Twice-Baked” Faux-tatoes. Made from cauliflower, they are a delicious and low-carb alternative to potatoes.
http://www.annemariecain.com/twice-baked-faux-tatoes/
Thanks for hosting! Today I am sharing a really easy ice cream recipe (seriously, all you need is a hand mixer).
http://axiomathome.blogspot.com/2012/10/iced-honey-cream.html
Thanks for hosting! I shared The Raw Truth About Milk and Butternut Squash Pancakes which are GAPS legal!
Have a great week!
Today I’m sharing some really fun edible adventures my family had this weekend: Foraging for Mushrooms and Berries, plus a bonus Elderberry Winter Tonic.
Hi
I’m so excited to get some time at my girls’ naptime later to read through all these
I’m sharing how I make and use elderberry syrup in the fall and winter to keep us healthy, how I render leaf lard in the crockpot, a great pumpkin spice coffee, and my favorite way to make applesauce
Have a great week!
Thanks for hosting Mindy!
Today, I’m sharing my favorite way to stay out of the coffee shops. Spiced Cranberry Apple Cider is a safe way to have a treat made with only real ingredients and safe for special diets like GAPS and those with food allergies. Best part, no added sweeteners needed!
Spiced Cranberry apple Cider
http://www.20somethingallergies.com/spiced-cranberry-apple-cider/
Thank you for Hosting! I shared my soaked whole wheat bread recipe!
Hi Mindy, This week I posted three. Roasted Red Pepper Pesto to use up those last peppers of the season. Grain Free Apple Ginger Muffins. and a post I did reacting to what I think is an over reaction to the arsenic in rice study. (10 reasons I’m still eating my arsenic laced rice)
Happy Friday! This week I’m sharing my most recent post in the series Real Food at Walmart – Fats and Oils.
Hi Mindy – Thank you so much for featuring my chicken nugget post! This week, I shared an updated on my thyroid and adrenal healing journey, as well as a recipe for homemade coconut milk shampoo and body wash. Can’t wait to explore all the goodies everyone else is sharing!
I got such an awful cold this week, so I brewed this thyme tea to calm my cough and clear up my congestion…http://wholegreenlove.com/2012/10/12/tea-thyme/
Hi! I just posted an entry–my first time! It’s about dehydrating tomatoes. Not sure if I should save my canning leczo one for next week or whether I’ll have another by then. Hmmmm, decisions, decisions! Thank you so much for hosting. I’m going to have fun checking out so many other entries.
Thanks again
Natalia
(http://preputilityvehicle.blogspot.ca/2012/10/books-available-oct-12-2012-and.html)
Thank you so much for hosting!
I have included a collection of delicious and healthy pumpkin recipes created by some of our best natural food bloggers.
Why not come join us at Seasonal Celebration Link-up every Sunday over at Natural Mothers Network http://naturalmothersnetwork.com
Hi and thanks for hosting! This week I’m linking up a recipe for Homemade BBQ Sauce. It’s made with bone broth, converting the usual junky, high fructose laden condiment into a healing, nutrient dense wonder food!
Enjoy!