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Welcome to Family Eats where we are building lifelong traditions through the process of Planning, Purchasing, Preparing and Partaking in food together. It’s what we call the Four Pillars.
 
Join us on the journey as we are all “Reconnecting with the food we eat and the family we love.”

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a Kuhn Rikon fondue pot filled with cheese fonde, and surrounded by small plates of food, including tomatoes, potatoes, mushrooms and green apples

Fondue: The Communal Pot

There was a moment of silence as our long forks slipped into the caquelon filled with a bubbling mix of Gruyère, Emmentaler, garlic, kirsch and white wine. After a gentle swirl of the forks, we retrieved our crusted bread, now dripping with smooth, silky deliciousness, pausing briefly before returning that

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Test Kitchen: Hell’s Kitchen Forged Steel Series

There are a lot of things that can make cooking frustrating. Sometimes it’s finding the time to prepare meals, other times it’s not knowing what to prepare, or even not having the right ingredients on hand. And then there are those moments when you’re finally cooking, and your cookware doesn’t

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Honey and Orange Polenta

We love polenta and not only for dinner.  Polenta is tasty when served for breakfast, a creamy breakfast that is made even more taste-tempting when

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Honey and Orange Polenta

We love polenta and not only for dinner.  Polenta is tasty when served for breakfast, a creamy breakfast that is made even more taste-tempting when mixed with honey and the tang of oranges. 1 medium orange 1 1⁄2 cups low-fat milk 3⁄4 cups instant polenta or fine cornmeal 3 tbsp

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Warm Citrus Baked Oatmeal

This make-ahead breakfast is perfect for busy mornings. Make the ight before, and simply warm in the microwave or toaster oven, and top with your favorite fruit. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 3-quart baking dish and set aside. In a medium bowl, add the rolled oats,

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About Laura

Hi it’s Laura from the Family Eats kitchen, where I happily bump elbows with 5 more home chefs. I launched Family Eats in 2008 as a way to share my experiences and challenges of feeding a family of six. Since then, we’ve been providing our readers with the inspiration to “Reconnect with the food we eat and the family we love.” Join us on the Journey.

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