Can you believe this chicken tortellini soup takes only 10 minutes to make? It is seriously so simple and a hit with the kids. My mother made this a few weeks ago and when I asked her for the recipe she said she didn't have one! This is my recreation of her creation so the measurements are more like estimates. Feel free to tweak it to your liking and taste as you go. Chicken Tortellini ...
Menu Plan: Using the Same Ingredients
Remember the Amazon tuna fish deal from a few weeks ago? The tuna finally arrived and my kids are in fish heaven. They love tuna fish and I have few kids that will eat it straight from the can! While I don't want to use up my entire stockpile, tuna will definitely be on the menu this week. I will be gone for a few day this week, so I'll do some meal prep this weekend. If you notice many of the ...
Managing Meals and Sports
Organized sports and other extra curricular activities are not for every family. But for many families they are an important part of their children's lives. This purpose of this post is not to debate the role of organized sports in the family, but rather to provide families with tips for making healthy, inexpensive meals during the busy seasons. This year (after a two year break) we have five ...
Cutting Homemade Bread
Even though it is tempting to cut into that fresh bread warm from the oven, it is better to let the bread cool first before cutting. Cutting bread while it is still warm can cause the bread to have a gummy texture, and the loaf can collapse. If you just love that warm bread taste microwave or toast your slice before eating. ...
Garlic Shrimp and Spinach Pasta
My family loves pasta, most of them would be happy with spaghetti every night, but I like to mix it up a little and also add a few veggies to our pasta. This shrimp and spinach pasta is a real treat and if you aren't a fan of shrimp you can use chicken. The best thing about this pasta dish, it comes together in 20 minutes or less and tastes like it took you all day! (Scroll down for ...
Tips for Feeding a Crowd
Do you resist having families over to your house because large scale cooking intimidates you? This stressed me out until I had a big family and realized it wasn't too hard to cook for a crowd! On a daily basis I cook for nine people, and my children love to host parties and gatherings for friends and family. The secret to feeding a crowd is to do as much as you can before the party. In the past ...
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