Back in the Kitchen
It has been a long and stressful few weeks. We recently moved and things have been in upheaval, especially in my kitchen. As books, toys […]
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It has been a long and stressful few weeks. We recently moved and things have been in upheaval, especially in my kitchen. As books, toys […]
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Janet and Jim, our empty-nesters from Houston, have completed their 3-month Family Eats challenge. Chef Miki of Melissa’s has been extremely helpful in helping them
The Family Eats Challenge: Janet and Jim Wrap-up Read More »
I wrote this post as a participant in the Eat Better, Eat Together Balancing Act blog carnival hosted by MealsMatterand Dairy Council of California to share ways families
Meal Planning – Taking the Stress Out of the ‘What’s for Dinner’ Read More »
It has been nearly a week since you left us, dear waffle iron, leaving a hole in our bellies and a space in our cupboard.
Saying Goodbye to a Old and Loyal Friend – Our Waffle Iron Read More »
This month, we speak with Susan Reid, editor of The Baking Sheet and one of the instructors for King Arthur Flours’Traveling Baking Demos. She provides us with a
The Pie Crust – Making it Happen Read More »
A few weeks back, while on the phone with my mother, I shared with her my exhaustion over the seemingly never-ending celebrations we were having.
Dealing with the Out of the Box’ Guilt Read More »
Move over cupcakes and make ready for pie. Sweet or savory, deep dish or hand held, it is predicted that 2011 is the year of the pie!
Pie, Glorious Pie. Read More »
Upon reviewing our 2010 Resolutions, we found that we did pretty darn good. To follow in that tradition, here we present our resolutions for the
2011 New Year’s Resolutions Read More »
Heading into a new decade, Family Eats is ready to take a hold of and follow through on a set of new resolutions. But, before
2010 New Year’s Resolutions Recap Read More »
Articles, blogs and magazines have been filled with predictions for the food trends for 2011. From artisan popsicles and meatballs to Korean foods and retro-Italian, there appears to
The REAL Food Trends – As Predicted by Family Eats Read More »