Food, Family, and Lifestyle
I am not a fan of spinach. There I said it. I enjoy baby spinach but I do not enjoy it’s grown-up version therefore, the only time I eat it is when I make it as part of a sauce or in an egg and cheese dish. This morning I present a version inspired by…
Today started off with lots of parade excitement as my daughter and husband were marching which meant an early start. My son and I brought a magnetic bingo game and some cars to keep ourselves busy but only after a stop for an iced coffee. We then had a great time getting to know our neighbors sitting…
This morning started off with laundry followed by the Ustream of Working with Brands as part of the Blogher Food Pity party. The rest of the day has involved us working on cleaning and doing a video to sell this house. My daughter has spent hours outside raking acorns with daddy and that is one…
Have you all been joining in the Blogher Food Pity Party on Twitter and on the Website? I will be on today Live taking questions about successfully working with brands. Join in! Also, this week was Halloween week on The Family Kitchen and there are plenty of ghoulishly cleaver ideas – some full of too…
Today is a special day as my husband was born 41 years ago. I have been thinking all morning about how to make it special: I thought about while I took the kids to school, pondered during Pilates and while working this morning (over some oatmeal). All this man wants is to spend time with us. When…
As many of you know, I am planning an awesome Fall Food Festival with The Poor Girl Gourmet. In the midst of conversation one day, she asked if I would like to review a copy of her cookbook titled ‘Poor Girl Gourmet, eat in style on a bare-bones budget’. Now some folks might think: Wouldn’t…
Attention all Food Bloggers: The Poor Girl Gourmet and I are hosting a Fall Food Festival Potluck in Amy’s really very clean barn (we swear) on Saturday October 23, 2010 at 12:30. We food bloggers all love to get together over food, to then talk about and, of course, photograph food. Not to worry, we don’t…
My son and I spent the day in New York City yesterday with a sole purpose in mind: to participate in packing snack boxes for Save the Children and learn more about the program ‘Set A Place at the Kids’ Table” to Help Children in Need. A huge bonus was that we were going to be packing the boxes…
Today on Flatout Bread, I share a fun sandwich and healthy lunchbox ideas so come on by!
