My oldest daughter has always been our adventurous eater.  We exposed her to all sorts of different kinds of restaurants and foods when she was a toddler, and she just ate whatever we gave her. … Read more »

I could not believe the kids liked the filling for these mushrooms.  I mean, I knew that if they *tried* it they’d like it, but I didn’t think I could get them to try it…. Read more »

Chicken salad is a great meal for nights when we have to eat separately or when it’s a crazy afternoon and I don’t have time to cook.  You can make it early in the day… Read more »

I made this pasta with tortellini because my kids adore it, but you can make it healthier by using whole wheat pasta. I like how the oil from the sun dried tomatoes gets all over… Read more »

This meal got rave reviews from my family.  I mean, my daughter who doesn’t like to eat much of anything said, “Mom, I don’t like these meatballs, I love them! Can we have this every… Read more »

This is not my typical Monday night dinner, and I’d actually say it’s an advanced recipe if you have kids underfoot.  You have to measure ingredients for the waffles, which is almost impossible while helping… Read more »

This was such a fresh meal! And pretty, too.   The kids ate leftover chicken, leftover beans, some rice, and pineapple.  They aren’t fans of salmon, and I can’t really blame them.  I didn’t like it… Read more »

I’ve posted about these beans many times.  I make them often because they are healthy, easy, cheap, and my kids love them.  You can make them without the ham bone, but it’s so much better… Read more »

You all know that the boneless, skinless chicken breast is one of the best sources of lean protein there is, right?  So we’re all looking for a new chicken recipe, aren’t we? Here’s a good… Read more »

Have you started thinking about what you’re going to do about Easter brunch yet?   In our town, lots of restaurants have wonderful brunches, but if you haven’t already made your reservations, you might be out… Read more »