When Momma said, "You are what you eat," she was right on target. You can actually plan your diet for beauty and better health. Before you turn up your nose, you should know that this miracle diet isn't one of flavorless deprivation. You may already be eating some of the foods that are naturally engineered to keep you looking and feeling great.
"Oh no, I couldn't possibly have another delicious cookie." How often do you hear that? Yeah, cookies are amazing and I'm here to share another great recipe for a family-approved chocolate M&M cookie that your kids can help you make. Cookies: bringing families together.
Everyone has their favorite candy bars. It's time to introduce the cookie inspired by my own. A soft, almond-scented cookie that's chock full of coconut, chocolate chips, and slivered almonds brings the best parts of Almond Joy candy bars to the party.
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Having trouble getting your little ones to eat their veggies? Consider getting them involved in culinary projects that involve lots of fresh vegetables and a cute presentation and you might be surprised at how quickly veggies become their favorites!
Appliances like crockpots and slow cookers make getting dinner on the table easy. Simplify things even further with a great recipe that minimizes cleanup and allows you to create a lovely crust on baked chicken. You'll be putting this one on your go-to recipe list!
Next time it's time to make the tried and true krispy treats, pause and consider a rendition that's beautiful to look at and tastes even better. No need to worry! Just because they've grown up, it doesn't mean your kids won't still love them.
Give meatballs a fun twist with a tangy ginger sauce brimming with flavor. This easy dish uses your crockpot and your favorite jarred sauces to make a great appetizer or main dish for your entertaining needs. Easy to make gluten free, too!
A quick stir-fry gets a lemony kick with, you guessed it: lemonade! Packed with lots of family favorites, this one's a great mid-week meal that will have everyone, including the kids, giving you the thumbs-up!
When parents tell me they can't get their sweet little darlings to eat their veggies, I share one of my recent most-requested recipes by the six-year-old. Surprise! It's a dish entirely comprised of vegetables bathed in a great seasoned oil mixture and roasted. Sometimes simple really gets the job done.
