Thanksgiving: Planning
The Family Eats Four Pillars (Planning, Purchasing, Preparing, and Partaking) are important to follow on a daily basis, but during holiday time, it is even more […]
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Four Pillars
The Temptation of Busy
I’m experiencing Monday morning exhaustion. The kids are at school and I’m seriously thinking about taking a nap, as this is my first quiet moment
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School Lunches: Friend or Foe?
I’m a couple weeks into packing lunches for the kids, and things are going pretty smoothly. For the most part, lunch boxes are coming home
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School Lunches – Recipes & Inspiration
Looking for inspiration for school lunches – or, for packing your own lunch for work? Family Eats has compiled a list of some of our
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Bring Meals to Life with the Goodness of Grains
Grains are an essential part of a healthy diet, and the benefits of eating whole grains are well documented. Studies have shown that people who eat three
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Essential Tools: Silpat Silcone Mats
Although professional chefs have been using silicone baking mats for decades, a silicone mat didn’t make it into my kitchen until several years ago, when
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Lunch by Numbers
Tomorrow is the last day of school for the kids (yes, we’re still in school this late into June . . . long story). I
Dealing with Leftovers
The topic of leftovers always needs to be revisited, so we dusted off this classic post on dealing with leftovers and bring it to you
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Reser’s Potato Salad Challenge Take 2
Potato salad is often considered the side dish at picnics and barbecues, accompanying roasts, hot dogs, burgers and other summertime. Me, I like potato salad
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Sugar, Sugar, Everywhere
Every week, the average American consumes two to three pounds of sugar. Quick math, and that translates to approximately 150 pounds a year, most of
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