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rawesome raided again, weston a price foundation chapter leader arrested: view the full complaint

August 3, 2011 By support Leave a Comment

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Rawesome was raided again. In a multi-agency effort, the private natural foods buying club as well as a local farm was raided again as part of a year-long sting operation that ended with three arrests: one farmer, one chapter leader of the Weston A Price Foundation and one coordinator of a private natural foods buying club. [...]

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How to Cook Real Food: An Online Cooking Class

May 16, 2010 By jenny 12 Comments

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Each week, through online video tutorials, downloadable print materials, easy-to-read charts and other comprehensive materials I’ll provide you with simple tools, techniques, tips and advice on preparing whole, local foods from scratch easily and affordably. After covering tips for sourcing local, fresh nourishing foods in the first week, you’ll learn how to master a recipe for a basic soaked, whole grain pilaf that you can adjust as your kitchen creativity dictates.

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Fresh, Local, Traditional: My Food Philosophy

March 2, 2010 By jenny 33 Comments

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I want to welcome all the recent readers from CNN’s story: An Inconvenient Challenge as well as the Globe & Mail’s story: Ditching Processed Foods which covered Nourished Kitchen and the recent 28-day Real Food Challenge. If you’re new why not subscribe or get involved? You can also learn more about me and how to [...]

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28-day Real Food Challenge: The End

February 28, 2010 By jenny 52 Comments

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Did you miss the 28-day Real Food Challenge? You can always view the challenge’s archives, or why not sign-up as we give it a second go? Twenty-eight days later, and here we are – at the end of the 28-day Real Food Challenge. Throughout the challenge briefly examined the fundamental aspects of improving that which [...]

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Taramasalata: A Seasonal Savior

February 12, 2010 By jenny 27 Comments

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This post was generously contributed by Heidi Robb, a natural foods enthusiast with a penchant for wholesome real food. Heidi blogs about her life in recipes – one of the most visually stunning real food blogs I’ve ever happened across. With a personal history in the restaurant business, Heidi has transitioned into culinary media where [...]

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10 New Year’s Resolutions That’ll Do You Good

January 1, 2010 By jenny 16 Comments

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1. Give up refined foods: sugars, oils and flours. The single most effective thing you can do for your health in the new year is simple: remove all refined foods from your cupboards. Give them up. Just like that. Yes, you may have paid good money for that bag of sugar, the gallon of vegetable [...]

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Traditional Foods in a Nutshell

September 23, 2009 By jenny 36 Comments

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The last few days, Nourished Kitchen has experienced a spike in readership, and I want to welcome all those new readers to the site with a back-to-basics approach to Traditional Foods. This is a print it out and pin it to your fridge kind of post, and even those readers who’ve been with the [...]

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