Tangerines/Tangelos
First cultivated in China and Japan some 3,000 years ago, the tangerine has a taste that is sweeter and stronger than an orange – and […]
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First cultivated in China and Japan some 3,000 years ago, the tangerine has a taste that is sweeter and stronger than an orange – and […]
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Boxed macaroni and cheese. We’ve all had it. We all love it. We all have fond memories of it from our childhood. But do we
The Mac and Cheese Wars Read More »
Inspired by King Arthur Flour’s post, The Sixth Annual April Fool’s Day Spectacular, this April 1st, we bring you our own collection of Things That
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Spring is a big season here at Family Eats. And, this year even more that in the past. Our yearly spring celebrations include Easter, birthdays
A Deliciously Easy Spring Brunch Read More »
“In general, interest in healthier beverages is growing as consumers make better beverage choices based on more transparent labeling and more information available on the
Almond Milk: A Dairy-Free Alternative Read More »
I’m pretty good about keeping the kitchen clean. Wiping the counters, putting away the dishes, scrubbing the boil-overs off the stove, but when it comes
The Kitchen Floor: A Roadmap of our Week (A Year in Our Kitchen) Read More »
For the past few months, I’ve been involved in a wonderful coffee project headed up by philanthropist, singer, mother, and all-around inspirational woman, Grace Hightower
Grace Hightower’s Coffee Journey Read More »
GMOs, GE, FDA and Food Labeling: We hear these words in the news almost on a daily basis. But following the GE controversy is quite
The GMO Fight Takes Step in Right Direction: Whole Foods Makes Pledge Read More »
It’s that time of the year again – when I head to Chicago to attend the International Home & Housewares Show. It is a whirlwind
A Few of My (New) Favorite Things: Kitchen Tools Read More »
The girls were playing school and Addie asked for some help finding a book that she, the teacher, could use. “I need a book with
Cookbooks Take Me Away: A Year in Our Kitchen Read More »