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Monthly Archives: May 2012
June Meal Plan: When the Cat’s Away…
The cat, I suppose, is me. J. and I are TAKING A VACATION. I’ll pause sufficiently for the collective gasp. This will be the first actual, bona fide, grown-ups-going-somewhere-awesome-for-a-period-of-time-just-for-the-hell-of-it vacation that we have taken since our honeymoon. We have neither … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Feeding kids, Meal planning, Parenting
Tagged cooking, family, Farmer's Markets, feeding kids, food, gf diet, gluten, Household organization, kids' health, leftovers, meal planning, milestones, parenting, recipes
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Reprieve, or What I Learned From Going GF/CF
It’s time for a reprieve. After six weeks of experimenting with a gluten and casein-free diet for L., we’re in the “rechallenge” phase. Gradually and carefully, J. and I are adding wheat products and dairy products back into his meals, … Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Cooking, Feeding kids, Food culture, Meal planning, Parenting
Tagged baking, cooking, family, feeding kids, food, GF/CF diet, gluten, Household organization, kids' health, meal planning, milestones, parenting, recipes, special needs
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Real Food Dinner: Roasted Tomato and Pepper Soup
Welcome to Rhode Island, where the RRG family is serving up the second course of our Food Revolution Day Progressive Dinner! I hope you’re not too stuffed after Billy’s delicious date appetizer to enjoy a little soup. I wish I … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Feeding kids, Food culture, Meal planning
Tagged cooking, EatDinner.org, family, Farmer's Markets, feeding kids, food, Food Revolution Day, Food Revolution Fridays, full plate blog, Household organization, Jamie Oliver, meal planning, party, potluck, real food advocates, real food dinner, recipes, soup, The Jolly Tomato, The Lunch Tray, Time At The Table, veggies
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Forgotten Foods
Sometimes making lots of different recipes all the time has its drawbacks. For one thing, when my kids were super-little (not that 3 and 5 are ripe old ages, but you get my meaning), my mother remarked once or twice … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Feeding kids, Meal planning, Parenting, Slow cooker
Tagged cooking, family, feeding kids, food, Household organization, kids' health, meal planning, parenting, recipes, Trader Joe's, veggies
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Food Revolution Day: Be Progressive!
I am SO excited. Those of you who have been hanging around here for a while (and by the way, thanks — I don’t say that enough, probably) may recall that I celebrated Food Day back in October with a … Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Cooking, Feeding kids, Food culture
Tagged cooking, EatDinner.org, family, feeding kids, food, Food Revolution Day, Food Revolution Fridays, Full Plate, Jamie Oliver, kids' health, meal planning, milestones, party, Progressive Dinner Party, recipes, The Jolly Tomato, The Lunch Tray, Time At The Table
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Fridge to Fork: Spanish-esque Shrimp Lettuce Wraps
Note: This is installment #4 in the “Fridge to Fork” series. Here are installments #1, #2, and #3 for those who may want to read a matched set. Since at the moment, we’re fully entrenched in a gluten and casein … Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Cooking, Feeding kids, Meal planning, Parenting
Tagged cooking, family, feeding kids, food, fridge to fork, Household organization, kids' health, meal planning, recipes, veggies
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Meal Plan for May: No Dairy, No Wheat, All Good
It’s that time again, friends — monthly meal plan time. I was afraid this month’s plan, since it encompasses a significant portion of our 6-week GF/CF challenge with L., would be ridiculously challenging for me to write. I actually procrastinated … Continue reading