Find all the Kitchen Stewardship series here (clicking a topic will take you to a master list of all the related posts).
I’ve also hosted carnivals in the past, although I don’t have a current weekly carnival. Jump straight to the carnivals.
It’s fun to browse archives, isn’t it? 
Series at Kitchen Stewardship
Mary and Martha Moments: Encouragement on the Journey!: Trust God, take Baby Steps, Keep Body/Soul priorities in order, Pray in the Kitchen. These posts will give you soul food as you try hard to do the best you can in the kitchen for your families. The link takes you to the first post; find the others at the end.
Mind the Microwave in May: A challenge to cut down your microwave use, one baby step at a time. Find out the conflicting research on the dangers of microwaves and decide for yourself. Includes lots of practical tips for making the change.
Mary and Martha Moments: The Four Pillars of Kitchen Stewardship: This blog is dedicated to balancing your family’s nutrition, the environment, your budget and your time as gifts from God. Read the foundations of the philosophy in these posts.
Super Foods Series: Want to eat the healthiest foods you can withOUT having to go to the health foods store or buy something you’ve never heard of before? Kitchen Stewardship Super Foods are regular, plain-Jane foods that you probably already have in your kitchen, listed because they pack a nutritional punch more than their counterparts. We spent 15 weeks going through a list of 20 Super Foods and 18 Honorable Mentions. You’ll find easy, yummy recipes, nutritional info and kitchen tips to include more nutrients on your plate.
How I Love Beans! I talk about them and eat them a lot, and now you can read about them and learn more:
- Bean Foundations: Why Beans?, How to cook dry beans, Recipes, and my embarrassing bean story.
- Summer Foods: Broth and Beans?
- Bean and Veggie Meal Plan Analysis: I analyzed 6 real meal plans and gave practical tips to help readers include more beans and veggies in their regular dinners. You can use the tips to upgrade your family’s nutrition, too!
Woman’s Call to Vocation: A Study for Moms This is a 5-part study based on Scripture, the Catechism and Catholic Church teachings. The study includes the Call to Sacrifice, Vocation of Wife, Vocation of Mother, Discipline of Children and Vocation of the Home. It is outside the realm of Kitchen Stewardship, so a bonus for those of you interested!
Real Food, Real Moms
Analyzing Aluminum in August: What are the dangers, researched and controversial, about our use of aluminum? Where do we find aluminum in our daily lives (you’ll be shocked)? Find seriously simple, practical tips for reducing your encounters with aluminum and being more kind to the earth at the same time.
My Story: The tale behind the beginning of a blog and the author who types it. Start here: On Conscious Thought and then go here: My Life in Three Lists
Natural Kitchen Cleaning (and more): Not an official series, but helpful nonetheless. Do you want to get the toxins out of your cleaning cupboard and your indoor air? Kitchen Stewardship’s cleaning posts are always (1) easy, (2) inexpensive, (3) environmentally safe, (4) safe for humans, and (5) effective. For the basic 3 cleaners, start here.
Food to Go: Packing a Lunch
You don’t have to be mystified (or hit up McD’s) when it comes to taking healthy food on the road.
- Healthy School Lunch Packing
- Packing a Reduced Waste Lunch
- Kids’ Responsibility for Unpacking the Lunch
- Healthy Camping Food
A Fat Full Fall: Butter. Canola Oil. Coconut Oil. Lard. How do you figure out what fats are “healthy” fats? Low fat? No fat? How much fat to eat? Find everything you ever wanted to know about fats in this series, plus some rockin’ recipes and easy challenges. This is perhaps the most popular series at Kitchen Stewardship so far.
The Ultimate Traditional Real Food: Jesus gives His life for us. (Follow the link at the bottom of this post for a comprehensive post that lists all those in the series.)
Advent Daily Dose: A short nugget of thought for every weekday of Advent, including reflections, encouragement, lessons and challenges.
Find out how to use your busy-ness for prayer, take time away to be quiet and ideas for kids to enter into the season. Even if it’s not Advent, you may find some reflections of interest in this series.
Decreasing Disposables in December: More waste is generated in America during the months of December and November than any other time of year.
There’s no better time to focus on small ways to reduce our waste by using and reusing real items instead of throw-aways.
TOP 10 TIPS FOR STARING OFF IN THE REAL FOOD WORLD
Real Food Bloggers Face-Off: Over 2 dozen bloggers answer questions about how they came to real food and what they think is important on their plates. These are fascinating people! The series ends with a secret famous finisher who dishes out on how she got started as well.
An Exploration of Soaking Grains
Coming Soon:
- Adventures in sourdough
- Why soak grains?
- Seeking the perfect homemade whole wheat bread
Past carnivals at Kitchen Stewardship
- Meatless Meals Carnival
- Make-it-from-Scratch Carnival host (July 2009)
- Make-it-from-Scratch Carnival host (September 29, 2009)
October Fest Carnival of Super Foods (explanation, invitation)
- October1: Bean Recipes
- October 8: Broth Recipes
- October 15: Super Food Recipes
- October 22: Unprocessed Foods Recipes
- October 29: Healthy Fats
Make-it-from-Scratch Recipes:
Current and Upcoming Carnivals
- The “What are you Doing for Lent?” Carnival
- Soaked Grain Recipes
- Spring Cleaning: Get the Junk Out
Thank you for your guest blog on problogger. I just started my site and your ideas were great. THANK YOU!@
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I was coming over to join your carnival (via Problogger) and was disappointed to find it not active.
LOL!
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Katie Reply:
January 4th, 2010 at 3:17 am
Kelli,
Katie
I might begin hosting a weekly carnival in a few months, but you may also want to keep an eye out for one I’ll co-host with many other bloggers called Spring Cleaning: Get the Junk Out. It will rotate from week to week but have the home base right here. You can find carnivals I like to enter by clicking on almost any recipe I publish (and most other posts) and checking out the bottom where I link back to the host. I haven’t done much in late December with carnivals, but check the archives. Sorry to disappoint you!
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Katie Reply:
January 30th, 2010 at 12:22 am
Kelli,
Katie
Just a note – homemade salad dressings carnival next Tuesday at kS!
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