• Sandy Gillett

    posted on November 25, 2009 at 8:11 am

    I follow Ali’s blog too Amy. I love their life style and cooking/eating/diet philosophy. I probably found her through your site, thanks. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! I replenish by reading recipes and food blogs, it’s the most relaxing thing for me. My husband and I go to the movies – I love that. Blessings!

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    Amy Reply:

    @Sandy Gillett, That sounds really nice and relaxing. I hope you have a fabulous holiday, too!

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  • Sunny

    posted on November 25, 2009 at 3:05 pm

    I recently got the Whole Life Cookbook…it’s pretty great. The granola is great, the pumpkin bread is yummy and the cinnamon rolls were good too. That’s all I’ve tried so far :)

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    Amy Reply:

    I am glad that you like it…I haven’t tried any of those yet. We love granola so I might have to start with that.

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  • Chaya

    posted on November 25, 2009 at 9:28 pm

    I love what you are doing here. You accomplish so much. Please stop by blog to pick up something. Thanks.

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  • Wardeh @ GNOWFGLINS

    posted on November 25, 2009 at 10:28 pm

    Have a wonderful Thanksgiving, Amy! I am excited for you to read Nourishing Traditions~and look forward to seeing how it inspires you.

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    Amy Reply:

    @Wardeh @ GNOWFGLINS, Sending wishes for a peaceful Thanksgiving to you as well. Yes, so looking forward to learning all about what Nourishing Traditions has to offer.

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  • Iris

    posted on November 25, 2009 at 11:02 pm

    I was thinking about getting The Whole Life Nutrition Cookbook too. I’m interested to hear what you think.

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  • Julie Cox

    posted on November 27, 2009 at 11:56 am

    Oh! i am SO thankful I’m subscribed to your blog via email!

    I am looking forward to reading your reviews, thoughts, and experiences with Nourishing Traditions and The Whole Life. I’ve been interested in the latter, andI have the former and love the wisdom within.

    Thank you for sharing your reading list. I’m eager to explore Gknowfglins.

    Also delighted to hear of the oamc feature coming. With feeding my family of 9, I’m always attempting to cook ahead and make my time in the kitchen more productive. (I say ‘attempting’ because it seems my family suffers from gluttony – when they see I’ve made extra for a future meal, they decide they are extra hungry and eat seconds or thirds.)

    Thank you so much for your wonderful cooking and blogging!

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  • gfe--gluten free easily

    posted on November 27, 2009 at 11:40 pm

    Nourishing Traditions has always been on my list, but I haven’t read it yet. I’ve learned a lot about the concepts by reading at Kimi’s blog, Nourishing Gourmet. Need to check out Gnowfglins blog.

    Of course, I love Tom and Ali’s book. I was just amazed when I read it. It’s so much more than a cookbook.

    I’m psyched for this week’s Holiday Food Fest and will have more than one entry!

    Need to check out the OAMC … I actually bought a book about that before I went gluten free. I think I used some of the recipes, but that was it.

    Thanks, Amy! My Thanksgiving was really wonderful. Hope yours was, too. :-)

    Shirley

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    Amy Reply:

    @gfe–gluten free easily, I was so impressed with Tom & Ali’s book too – especially that they focus on educating their readers about the why behind the how.

    OMAC – we are so not into made ahead freezer dishes here. I know that some people do lots of casserole-type dishes. We don’t really eat too much of that. Instead, I’m taking the opportunity to get some healthier muffins and granola made that I can freeze, make some of those condiments I don’t buy at the store, maybe some more homemade applesauce, meat marinades, and a few other time consuming staples that would bog me down during the month. And, maybe mess around with some gluten-free bread. And homemade stock and soups that will freeze well….and anything else that ends up on the list!!

    We did have a great Thanksgiving – Joe and I did the Turkey Trot – a 5k – and then I cooked. I’m so glad to know you had a wonderful holiday, too.

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  • Chaya

    posted on November 30, 2009 at 10:56 am

    I can’t find Slightly Indulgent Mondays. Are you hiding it?

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