Sentences with phrase «few food posts»

There are quite a few travel posts that are still waiting to be written (some words about the LA area, my top tips for road tripping down Highway 1, visiting the Cloisters in New York City...) and I've also got a few food posts that I need to shoot the pictures for: buckwheat pancakes, and quite possibly some new cookies too... oh, and a savory waffles recipe might be in the making as well.

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But at least a few of TDCJ's other claims seem suspect: TDCJ posted to Facebook a series of photographs and videos of staff handing food and water to inmates in a dry prison yard, but inmate family members and NLG assert that some of the employees pictured were no longer working at those units, and allege that TDCJ must have recycled the photographs from a previous event.

-LSB-...] and sites on the web!Purple Carrot Salad with Argan Oil Real Food Digest / Posted on: March 25, 2011Real Food Digest — I found purple carrots at the farmer's market a few weeks ago — those I prefer -LSB-...]

A few days earlier, I was browsing through some of my favourite food blogs and came across an absolutely stunning post on Golubka.

I have posted few links on my recently started food blog as well.

I almost feel like I should do a whole recap post at the end of this month just to highlight all the amazing food holidays we've hit these past few weeks.

I'm still adapting to the no - sugar thing - I've tried a few recipes from your past posts and i still find the food (especially the muffins I've tried) a lot getting used to - they still taste a tad bland to me.

-LSB-...] Tart with Naturally Sweetened Pastry Cream (Gluten - Free) Real Food Digest / Posted on: June 03, 2011Real Food Digest — A few weeks ago, we surprised my daughter with a birthday cake for breakfast — I -LSB-...]

I'm looking forward to making these for the baby in a few months when he's old enough for finger foods:) Vanessa recently posted... Episode 15: Wherein Organigirl Gets a Chicken Tractor But Not Chickens

I gave up and stopped looking but the lovely Mummy Tries, whom I read regularly, posted a pancake recipe to cater for her daughter's food intolerances a few weeks ago.

p.s. there are still a few more hours to share your seasonal & real / whole food posts with the linky party I host — the Wednesday Fresh Foods Blog Hop — I hope to see you there!

Following our experience with our over ripe mango and the delicious smoothie which resulted we were inspired to write a post on a few ways to prevent food wastage when your perishables including your Luz Almond milk are close to use by date.

I had this post ready to go a few weeks ago and opted to share it today as I'm unable to prep food.

I received quite a few messages from companies after posting that post, attempting to defend carrageenan and the presence of it in our food.

What a great post, I usually go to some type of food store daily and there does seem to be quite a few similarities.

Following a tip for another chocolate chip cookie recipe i read in the Washington Post Food Section a few months ago, I now refrigerate the dough for 36 hours before baking.

Up until now, my few grill - related posts have involved either having someone else do the work for me, or use of a less intimidating indoor grill that works okay, but never gets the food quite as good as it would've been had it cooked over a fire outdoors.

Today I'm sharing a breakfast recipe I wrote as a guest post for my blogger friend Food Moods a few months ago while she was moving from the UK to the South of France.

I'll admit I've only seen parts of a few episodes of Dawson's Creek, but it seems like there are whole sections of the my college years where I missed television completely:) I'm featuring this post as part of Food Fetish Friday (with a link - back and attribution) and thanks for making me drool!

I am concerned about MSG (in addition to certain food allergens) and I'm probably going to read this post a few times and then try some new brands.

Great post, my gf is now more serious with her health food, over the last few years so we are constantly in local fruit and veg markets, vegan restaurants and even the odd vegan bookshop.

with this one i aim to keep the post as short as possible since i don't wan na hold you back from food processing and baking these bad ass life savers but there are a few things i need to tell you before you can jump right into it.

In my recent «Count colors, not calories» post, I probably should have clarified a few things... like cauliflower and how there's a difference between foods that are white like ranch dressing or sour cream, as opposed to nutrient - dense cauliflower.

For the next few blog posts I'm going to help you with substitutions, because unfortunately the common foods that causes allergies are also some very common foods that are usually eaten daily.

A few weeks ago, I wrote a post about Food as Medicine and shared my story of how this blog began as a place to record foods I made for my friends with cancer, as well as my personal journey to help feed my family healthy, delicious and beautiful fFood as Medicine and shared my story of how this blog began as a place to record foods I made for my friends with cancer, as well as my personal journey to help feed my family healthy, delicious and beautiful foodfood.

She and / or her recipes have been featured in / on Food & Wine, the Huffington Post, Oprah.com, Delicious magazine, and Nourish magazine, to name a few.

For the rest of you who might still be tweeking your menus or who just need a few more ideas, I've got some posts coming up this week that will hopefully inspire your football food needs.

So instead of the usual meal plan post, I decided to share with you guys a few of my food rules.

This is one of the few sensible articles posted here, unfortunately you are throwing choice food to the pigs.

-LSB-...] few weeks ago I ended my post, «Confessions of a Sideline - Sitter,» by urging Lunch Tray readers to get actively involved in improving school food (as well as food -LSB-...]

In the last few years, I've discovered some Whole30 hacks, as well as some favorite foods — plus, head to the bottom of the post for a fun giveaway with our friends at Whole30 Mamas!

But as I read through all that advice, I could only think of a post I wrote back in 2014 in which I mused that «there are few jobs on this planet harder than managing a district's school food program.»

Finally, if you read my post a few weeks ago about Associated Press Food Editor J.M. Hirsch's Lunch Box Blues blog, you might remember that many of us were left confused.

A few weeks ago I posted twice (here and here) about a school food boycott at Milby, a high school serving a relatively underprivileged Hispanic population in east Houston.

Send us your own Mr & Ms Sweet Potato Head creation and we will will post them on our Facebook Page and pick a few winners from the entries for a free copy of Super Baby Food, 3rd edition.!

A few weeks ago I ended my post, «Confessions of a Sideline - Sitter,» by urging Lunch Tray readers to get actively involved in improving school food (as well as food outside the school setting).

Other school food professionals commenting on that post (and also on TLT's Facebook page over the last few weeks) seem to agree.

A few weeks ago, I shared on The Lunch Tray's Facebook page a widely read Washington Post op - ed urging President Obama to articulate a national food policy for the last two years of his term.

Just a few days after I started The Lunch Tray, a reader named Mendy Heaps posted a comment saying that she was a public school teacher who'd met opposition when she tried to improve the food at her own school.

At any rate, after Ed's glass - half - empty post, which has been sort of echoing in my mind these past few days, and after a rather exhausting day yesterday of ranting about, and protesting for, school food reform, I feel thoroughly sick of the whole topic.

In an open letter posted on the foundation's website, she explains how her attempt to exclusively breast - feed her son led to him going without food for a few days, after which he was rehospitalized and treated in neonatal intensive care unit.

Just as a reminder — I've been working with FoodSaver Fresh for the last few months, you can read my First Impressions here, how I was getting on two weeks later here and my post about Reducing Food Waste here.

In this video / blog post, I'll show you exactly how I make this healthy treat, a few other baby food recipes, and the exact reusable storage pouches and containers that I love using!

As the end of this year approaches, we have a post filled with plant / soil microbiome papers, as well as a few interesting food microbiology papers — enjoy!

Note: Since this post was written, a few brands of organic soup have appeared on the market that do not appear to have MSG in them, but canned food is nutritionless, usually packed in toxic BPA or BPS cans and not in any way health promoting, so it's not worth buying anyway.

My aim for these last few Posts is to convince you that our thoughts are more important than a particular food plan when it comes to our weight and our health.

I don't usually post a lengthy comment but just thought I'd mention my experience so that anyone finding it difficult to get used to or see the benefit of going plant based whole food will find the motivation to persevere for a few months, until the positive changes begin to show.

Nutrient dense foods seem to be a trend in my last few posts but I guess that it is just a normal reaction from my practice and constantly having to fix all the health issues derived by a diet lacking in real, nutritious foods.

They saw that I was whining about my baby food processor a few posts back, and swooped in to gift me a wonderful, grown - up food processor!

I have been making a few, mostly the healthy sweets, since I've got a sweet tooth, just one, lol... Keep posting and helping people like me enjoy life without restrictions when it comes to food.