Tis the season for end of the school year activities! Having a menu plan for my week means that I don’t have to try to figure out what is for dinner on a busy night with all the other crazy activities going on.
A new ecookbook has been released that I am sure you are going to love.
What a crazy busy couple of weeks coming up! We have the school year ending in two weeks, and there are a flurry of activities associated with that: field trips, volunteer breakfast, field day, end-of-the-year party, etc. . .
Did you know we use test cooks to try out all of our menus before we publish them? And no, I am not sending these menus to Good Housekeeping for their review! We use readers as test cooks because after all, you are the ones doing the cooking. I need to know if the menus [...]
Baby-crazy author and advocate Wendy (Elizabeth Banks), gets a taste of her own militant advice when pregnancy hormones ravage her body. Just like me, Kelly, from Once A Month Mom, Wendy discovers that some pre-conceived notions about pregnancy don’t always turn out to be reality! Check out this kaleidoscopic comedy, coming to a theater near you May 18th.
In a few short weeks, my stepdaughter will be graduating high school, which means that our schedule until then is even more hectic than normal. We will of course be relying heavily on eating meals “from the freezer” for not only our family suppers, but also daycare toddler meals and snacks.
Yesterday I was honored to be have a guest post appear on Skinnytaste on how to freezer your favorite Skinnytaste recipes. Here is a list of some of her other recipes and where they have appeared on menus.
A typical week in the life of Kim, our Whole Foods writer. Complete with plans for breakfast and toddler meals.
We’re having some of our favorites, along with some new whole food treats, this week for lunch and dinner since we’re finally getting settled back in from our trip.
You have probably learned by now I am a bit of a tease. A month ago I start a tale about a fairy tale kitchen and then nada! How remiss of me. Let’s remedy that.
Today we’re partnering up with Rentals.com to show you that even in the smallest space, leased or owned, you can embrace Spring!
Making a weekly menu plan helps me get dinner on the table, especially when eating gluten and diary free.
Ever wondered if you could pull off a whole foods birthday party? Here are my ideas for an Eric Carle themed whole food’s birthday party, including menu ideas, activities, and most importantly dessert.
As if our life wasn’t busy enough, tee-ball season has started. Insert the NEED for simple make-ahead meals at my house!
Spring has arrived, and this means lots of outside playtime for the kids! It also means our meals become quicker, lighter and we do a lot of grilling!
As a parent, there is nothing more heart wrenching that listening to your child tell you about being bullied.
Our (Kristi’s) family had a bit of a family emergency this month, so the kids and I packed up to visit Grandma. This sent our menu plans into a bit of a tizzy since my mom isn’t quite as far along the Get Real spectrum as we are at our house. I’ll admit I get a little mopey every time I speak to my husband over Skype…and not just because I miss him, but also because I can see my beautiful stand mixer and food processor in the background.
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I got the biggest treat of my blogging treat today and I can’t wait to share more with all of you. Thanks for being patient as I teased you all day.
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