Welcome to the Tuesday Twister Blog Carnival! The theme of this blog carnival is to share, through words and pictures, what’s twisting in our kitchens during the past week. Show us your GNOWFGLINS – God’s natural, organic, whole foods, grown locally and in season. I’m eager to see what’s been twisting in your kitchens!
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See here for answers to many questions and ideas for the Tuesday Twister Blog Carnival. If you don’t have a blog, please feel welcome to share what’s twisting in your kitchen in the comments below.
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Take the guesswork out of what to fix, what to buy and what to prepare. This week:
Class materials compiled into easy downloads:
My post today is a giveaway rather than a recipe.
Hi, Wardeh I’m back to blogging and finally got it together enough to participate in TT today! Thanks for hosting!
I made some fermented veggies from a bunch of veggies that I had left over from something. There were turnips, golden beets and their greens, radishes, and parsnips, plus I added garlic. That was about four days ago and they’re good. I’m sure that’s not new to a lot of you, but I was pretty excited about it.
Something else I did was make one of my favorite salad dressing recipes healthier by sprouting sesame seeds and using those instead if tahini.
Savory Salad Dressing:
½ + tomato (large)
¼ c sprouted sesame seeds (or tahini)
¼ c + 2T water
3T nutritional yeast
½ t salt
1T garlic
¼ c +2T Apple cider vinegar
¼ c soy sauce
¼ c + 2T Olive oil