By Meal Type

By Meal Type

Chicken with Red Beans and Rice

We’re going through a really good food phase in our house. Esme has decided she loves mussels and squid and over a recent ramen lunch, Julian announced that he loved

By Ingredient

One-pot Tomato Basil Chicken Pasta

I recently had a girlfriend tell me she wakes up thinking about dinner, but not in that good way when you can’t wait to tuck into a meal. Instead she

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Tuna Casserole

Happy Monday! So, this is spring? Um… am I missing something? Like sunshine? Flowers? Sigh. This is an old post that got a snazzy new photo but it’s also one

By Season

Easy Broccoli and Cheese Soup

Calling this week Green was perhaps overly hopeful on our part when we created our March schedule. Of course it was St.Patrick’s Day on Monday but we were also hoping

Fruits

No-Bake Banana and Peanut Butter Lollipops with Dark Chocolate

Last month Ceri made choco­late peanut but­ter balls for Choco­late Week and we fea­tured them on City­line. I’m not gonna lie but the City­line crew (and a few other guests of

Breakfast

Morning Glory Muffins

Doesn’t it feel like March break has already been going on for weeks? It does to me. Ben’s about to go away on a long work trip so I’m feeling

Grains & Rice

Netflix & SPC: Banana Strawberry Bread

March Break means getting out of Dodge for many families. But for me, it’s the turning point, that fork in the road that says spring is aaalmost here. No, we’re

Fruits

Blueberry Banana Shake

Everyone loves a smoothie, right? It’s a quick breakfast, it’s a filling after school snack and it’s a great way to use up on-the-verge fruit hanging out in your fridge.

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Blueberry and Kale Smoothie

Scarlett and I have an on-off love affair with smoothies. We go through fazes when they’re all we crave in a day and then other times when they fall from

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Apple Chicken Curry

Good morn­ing, lovely peo­ple! Laura and I have been talk­ing for ages about jour­ney­ing into the way back of our archives to re-photograph old recipes that we love (but which had