Posts From Ceri

Lunch

Salmon Cakes

This week might be a bit nuts at SPC. Unlike most times when we’re so buttoned down…. ahem. Barring some kind of natural disaster, we’re moving over to our new

Dinner

Fried Pizza With Mushrooms, For Real

We make pizza at home quite a bit. Our grocery store (the fab, fab, fab Fiesta Farms in Toronto) carries fresh regular and whole wheat pizza dough which makes it

Fruits

How do you like Tamra’s Apples?

Did you know I grew up on a farm? True story. We had what’s called a hobby farm, small and nothing commercial about it. Still, it was a farm with

By Ingredient

Slow Cooker Chicken Stew

If I didn’t find it slightly embarrassing I’d be gushing about how much I love my slow cooker right now. Even given the massive lifestyle change I’ve made this year

By Meal Type

Pumpkin Cupcakes

I’d like to be able to tell you that Julian’s birthday cake was his first encounter with sugar. But that would be a big fat lie. As the second child

Lunch

Guest Blogger: Lisa, Brittany and Riley Make Pizza Muffins

One of the best things about Scarlett’s expanding social circle, now that she is at an age where she has “friends,” is the friends she brings into my life. Take

Lunch

Fancy Tuna Sandwich

Esme goes on food benders. She’s had toast with almond butter and jam for breakfast every morning for about two months straight. Well, in truth, she spends twenty minutes doctoring

Articles

What’s So Great About Tomatoes?

What’s So Great About Tomatoes? I have never, not ever, met a child who will eat a tomato.  Except for Esme, that is. I don’t know how Ceri did it.

Vegetables

Easy Mushroom Soup

I asked our Facebook followers for their favourite soups and got a whole bunch of great ideas but the one I couldn’t stop thinking about was John Crossingham’s suggestion of

Fruits

Apple and Cheddar Scookies.…The Story of When A Cookie Meets a Scone

One of the nicest parts about working on Sweet Potato Chronicles (outside of empowering our children’s choices towards nutrition and, well, eating lots of stuff) is the opportunity to connect