Longtime readers often joke with me about the little carnivores I’m raising — L., in particular, is a lover of eating anything that at one time had a face. It’s true that while I enjoy eating vegetarian meals, it’s not
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Cupcakes? For Easter? Have I lost my mind? I know. We’re all in the midst of some sort of moral dilemma at this time of year — much like Halloween, and Valentine’s Day, and all the other holidays and special
Do you ever have those nights where you get home and can barely even think about making dinner? Work was stressful, the commute had you white-knuckling the steering wheel, the kids are crazed, there’s homework to be supervised and pets
Anybody who’s read this blog for more than half a post — or spoken to me in real life for more than 20 seconds — knows that I am a passionate and devoted Farmer’s Market shopper. Heck, indulging my inner
March is a busy month for us — P. and I have our shared birthday this month, so there are inevitably celebrations to plan and family and friends to see. This month, I decided to make my job of meal
Yup. We’re still waiting for Spring. No, it’s not that I’m surprised (as a friend’s astute daughter said, “Of COURSE the groundhog thinks there are six more weeks of winter — the first day of Spring is March 21!”); it’s
How we’ve worked through the “Eat more, eat less, eat now” struggles to have a peaceful family dinner. Raising kids is a big old umbrella term. You think it’s one thing, but it’s not. It’s a lot of little things:
Need a quick reference with the most vital information? Check out my free download, The Dye-Free Disney Guide. Just a few weeks ago, our family went to Disney World for a short vacation. It was the boys’ first time there,
This week, my Lunch Logic is all about stretching ingredients. Keeping a whole-food lifestyle viable for a family is sometimes challenging, but it gets easier (and more affordable) if you know how to easily transform things you’ve already cooked into
I’m just going to be honest here: The more locally and seasonally you eat, the more the end of winter kind of drags. At least, that’s true for me. Don’t get me wrong – I love not buying Evil Winter