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Snacks & Desserts

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

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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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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

Dinner

Lentil Chili

Do you think Laura scared winter away with her angry outburst the other day? I like to tease that her temper can run to horse-head-in-the-bed extremes (which is actually almost

Winter

NYC-Style Black & White Cookies

Wel­come to Choco­late Week. Phew. We made it. After writ­ing a blog about heathy food 51 weeks a year, arriv­ing at the one week in the cal­en­dar when we really let our

Summer

blueberry baked french toast

It’s Love Week here on SPC and we’re talk­ing about all the things we’re lov­ing right now. How­ever, I’m just going to switch it up for a moment and give you a few

Fall

Chocolate Peanut Butter Balls

Yes, it’s chocolate week on SPC and as Laura mentioned the other day, we’re loving the mini vacation from health food. Like most right-thinking people, chocolate is my favourite indulgence

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Baked Eggs with Mushrooms

Have you ever been so happy to welcome in February? After a January that felt like it lasted about ten years and seemed hell-bent of freezing us to death, this

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Apple and Pear Oat Bars

It feels like our book How to Feed a Fam­ily has been out for­ever but it hasn’t. Our lovely book is still just a baby, only on the shelves for four months. If