I love Sally Fallon's cookbook 'Nourishing Traditions' and today I came across a blog by Kim Knoch called 'The Nourishing Cook'. Kim aims to cook all 773 Recipes from the book by the 31st of December 2011. So far she has cooked 39. All I can say is Wow, what a mission!
The recipes in Sally's cookbook are so beautifully nourishing, although some can seem a little overwhelming with ingredients such as Créme Friache and other fermented milk products which need to be made regularly (rather than store bought), as they are ingredients in many of her recipes. But if you are organised and get into a rhythm with these, then you can enjoy the absolute beauty and health of these wonderful recipes.
I'm looking forward to reading her blog and seeing the recipes I haven't yet tried to make.
http://thenourishingcook.com/
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Feeding Babies
There is so much conflicting information out there about what is the best thing to feed babies.
Today I stumbled upon a wonderful article with lots of information for any new parents. Such as the best first foods, as well as when to introduce certain food into a babies diet so as not to cause allergies later in life.
I have the Nourishing Traditions cookbook by Sally Fallon, which is mentioned in the article, and I do recommend it to anybody who may be looking for a healthier way of life. Although for some people it may be a challenge (with time) to make some of the recipes from scratch. There is also some valuable information in it about feeding babies in her book as well.
http://www.westonaprice.org/Nourishing-a-Growing-Baby.html
Today I stumbled upon a wonderful article with lots of information for any new parents. Such as the best first foods, as well as when to introduce certain food into a babies diet so as not to cause allergies later in life.
I have the Nourishing Traditions cookbook by Sally Fallon, which is mentioned in the article, and I do recommend it to anybody who may be looking for a healthier way of life. Although for some people it may be a challenge (with time) to make some of the recipes from scratch. There is also some valuable information in it about feeding babies in her book as well.
http://www.westonaprice.org/Nourishing-a-Growing-Baby.html
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