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Chocolate

S’mores Cookies

These are the cookies of your dreams. I’m not going to try and tell you that they taste like a s’more pulled from a blazing campfire beneath a starry filled

Snacks & Desserts

Our Top 10 Summer Desserts

These desserts are in no particular order because, like children, I love them all equally. From no-bake Peanut Butter and Banana Pops to our Frozen Strawberry Cream Pie, this list

Nuts & Seeds

The School Year Survival Cookbook: School-Safe Chocolate Snack Balls

When you hear a choir of voices saying it’s waaaaay too early to talk about back-to-school, I am usually the loudest. Like, please people, give us a chance to enjoy

Fall

Coconut Chocolate Banana Bread

Whose got a kid addicted to Musical.ly? Raise your hand. I know, I do, too. Well, actually she’s not super addicted any more, but, boy, it’s not my favourite. I’m

Summer

Chocolate Avocado Chia Breakfast Pudding

Were you just starting to feel like you had a groove going? I was then the holiday season started to ramp up and everything went sideways. My weeks were humming

The Holidays

Chocolate and Cherry Shortbread Cookies

I’d begun to think we’d made every Christmas cookie worth making on the site. (I don’t count cookies with elaborate piped icing because that is next-level fussy and not how

Valentines

Pumpkin Skillet Brownies

I haven’t tried to create a brownie recipe since I made the one for our book How to Feed a Family. The recipe–using zucchini and yogurt–was a big win with

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We Love…Making our Valentine’s

It doesn’t have to be the shape of a heart. It needn’t be red, pink or anything in between. It could be chocolate but it definitely doesn’t have to be.

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Chocolate Bark

Okay, eagle eyes, this is not a cookie recipe! But for something as impressive as these chocolate bark variations, it was too easy for me not to share it with

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Chocolate Almond Granola

What do you struggle with in raising your littles? If I boiled down my biggest hurdles, they are: worry with one kid and disappointment with the other. Esme frets about