Spring
Immune Boost Week: Salmon Sloppy Joes
This year’s flu may not have a catchy handle like last year’s N1H1 (that was fun, huh?) but I know so many more people who have been really, really ill
Blueberry Spelt Cake Sandwiches
When Ceri and I worked together at FASHION magazine the biggest topic on any given day was always lunch. The Devil Wears Prada we were not. We liked to eat.
Chickpea and Spinach Stew
I got home early the other day (after a pre-dawn start to do Canada AM!) and sat on the living room floor, goofing around with Julian and watched Oprah. Luxury!
Goat Cheese and Kale Pizza
In the Spring, Scarlett attended a birthday party for a friend that was held at Loblaws. I know. Sounds a little strange to have a birthday party in a supermarket,
Carrot and Zucchini Spice Muffins
It rained. Then it rained. And, oh did I mention, it rained again. With so much wet weather on the Labor Day weekend, we had nothing else to do but
Rice crispy bars with blueberries and raisins
Everyone is talking about back to school, but I’m still trying to squeak the last bit of summer out of the season. Since Scarlett is only three (I will cry-a
Bacon and Mushroom Frittata
If you think that working on a blog about cooking for your family is some kind of insurance against a dinner time disaster you would be wrong, my friends, so
Broccoli, Rice and Cheese Casserole
Heeeeerrrreee’s the liver and onions…..your kids are sure to eat it up with abandon. Just kidding. Ta da…..casserole! Thank you to everyone who voted. I promise to hit the other
Ninety Second Gnocchi
You can probably relate to this story. You have a great meal planned for dinner. You’ve gotten the groceries. You’ve carved out the exact time in your day that you
Vegetable Pancakes
I’m just going to confess right off the top that Esme did not like this dinner. In fact, I had to coerce her to even put a speck of pancake
