Posts From Laura

Fruits

Turkey Meatloaf with Apple and Sage

It’s amaz­ing that I’m still feed­ing my fam­ily. Since our book How to Feed a Fam­ily launched on Sep­tem­ber 3rd, it’s been super dif­fi­cult to keep up with the pace of

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What’s So Bad About Sodium Lauryl Sulfate

I’m currently on a kick to get rid of as many chemicals as I can in my house. It all started as I stood in the shower one morning and

Winter

Rosemary and Dijon Lamb

One of our favourites from June 3o, 2011….. I have to be honest. I hate lamb. Well, not so much anymore. Ever since I was a kid I didn’t like eating

By Meal Type

Avocado and Cream Cheese Sandwich

Our book came out the same day school started here in Toronto. So we sent our babies away (you bet I cried) and then introduced our newest family member to

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Meet our book How to Feed a Family

Well, there’s no better way to say it other than (insert high shrieking voice), “Holy crap! We wrote a book!” Can you believe it? I know. We still can’t either.

Vegetables

Corn and Black Bean Cous cous

Two things happen in my head when August hits. The first thing I do is to immediately start counting down how many weeks/days there are left to summer. The second

Spring

Peaches and Cream Muffins

I’m on a break with Facebook. I know. How could I survive? But I’m just so tired of trying to keep up with their ever-evolving practices. Don’t get me wrong.

Poultry

Fried Egg Sandwich with Avocado Basil Spread

I have a small addiction to Pinterest. It’s nothing too serious like my celebrity gossip rag habit or my newly developed dependence to Instagram but, none the less, it’s there

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Chef Notes: Tomato Concasse

We go through a lot of tomatoes around here. I make tomato soup, red sauce for pasta, chili, salsa, bruschetta, pasta salads, potato salad, caprese salad etc, etc., particularly when

Fruits

Fruit Salad with Cardamom Cider Dressing

When we decided to have a week com­pletely devoted to sal­ads I knew I couldn’t make a green salad. After all, Ceri is the queen of the green salad. I mean the lady has cor­nered