Thank you! I bought the MAHA cookbook. Looking forward to getting inspired by it! Tomorrow, I’m making roast pheasant for my husband and me. I’ve never understood why more Americans don’t eat pheasant. Back in the early eighties, The Silver Palate ladies championed pheasant in their cookbooks, God bless them. But while duck and quail are now available (because of the popularity of cookbooks like theirs) pheasant is still hard to get. I don’t hunt, so I have to buy mine, hopefully with no buckshot in it … D’Artagnan has carried terrific tasting pheasants for years, so I get it from them. MAHA Report readers would probably enjoy a break from the usual poultry, and they should give pheasant a try.
How can anyone on food stamps afford these kinds of foods? And nobody is giving away an organic turkey or non gmo organic veggies. A small whole organic chicken is over $19! How can poor disabled people ever get healthy (buy organic, non gmo organic free range eggs $10 -12 a dozen)?
You really hate people on food stamps, don't you?! Some people cannot help they are disabled and need help. I guess you are one of those that wish they could just decrease the population of people that mooch off the taxpayers. So, I guess you are telling the world that if you are poor and disabled you might as well eat toxic food because that's what you deserve. Nice, and is that the MAHA attitude for everyone? The recipes are only for rich people. I get it now.
There are many food banks/pantries that carry if not organics food definitely Non-GMO. It's already been proven that many on SNAP are well over the qualifying limit; they can begin making better choices. Lastly, maybe all foods are not affordable, but some make for a healthier start.
Thank you! I bought the MAHA cookbook. Looking forward to getting inspired by it! Tomorrow, I’m making roast pheasant for my husband and me. I’ve never understood why more Americans don’t eat pheasant. Back in the early eighties, The Silver Palate ladies championed pheasant in their cookbooks, God bless them. But while duck and quail are now available (because of the popularity of cookbooks like theirs) pheasant is still hard to get. I don’t hunt, so I have to buy mine, hopefully with no buckshot in it … D’Artagnan has carried terrific tasting pheasants for years, so I get it from them. MAHA Report readers would probably enjoy a break from the usual poultry, and they should give pheasant a try.
Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving to the MAHA Gang!!!
Thanks to the MAHA team for your recipes for life!
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thanks , happy thanksgiving !
These sound delicious!
A MAHA Cookbook! How wonderful. Thank you Skyhorse!
Thanks for your great work!
We've restacked and shared this link on 'The Stacks'
https://askeptic.substack.com/p/the-stacks
Too late to change the menu for Thanksgiving this year, but I look forward to receiving this cookbook soon and cooking through it all next year!
How can anyone on food stamps afford these kinds of foods? And nobody is giving away an organic turkey or non gmo organic veggies. A small whole organic chicken is over $19! How can poor disabled people ever get healthy (buy organic, non gmo organic free range eggs $10 -12 a dozen)?
The vast majority of Americans *aren't* on food stamps. These recipes are for them.
You really hate people on food stamps, don't you?! Some people cannot help they are disabled and need help. I guess you are one of those that wish they could just decrease the population of people that mooch off the taxpayers. So, I guess you are telling the world that if you are poor and disabled you might as well eat toxic food because that's what you deserve. Nice, and is that the MAHA attitude for everyone? The recipes are only for rich people. I get it now.
😂 No. You asked a question and I gave you a simple answer, that has nothing to do with hating people on food stamps. You need to calm down.
There are many food banks/pantries that carry if not organics food definitely Non-GMO. It's already been proven that many on SNAP are well over the qualifying limit; they can begin making better choices. Lastly, maybe all foods are not affordable, but some make for a healthier start.
Where is the recipe for the pastry crust?