Feeding a large family can be a challenge. It is my goal to share my best kitchen tricks and hacks, recipes, and organization I like recipes that are simple and delicious. I like to keep my kitchen clean and organized and have my kids help out as much as possible. Here you will find my best hacks for feeding a large family.
Check out these posts about feeding a large family:
Large Family Freezer Cooking Hacks
Meal Plans and Grocery Shopping with a Large Family
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #SpringIntoFlavor #CollectiveBias A couple of months ago Kalina came and told me she wanted to learn to make quiche. Never one to stand in my kids’ way (and always one to hate cooking) I was more than happy to…
This crockpot peanut chicken recipe is one I adapted from the Peanut Satay recipe found in Fix Freeze Feast. We love the peanut satay, but I wanted to enjoy the same delicious flavor without needing to grill, and I also wanted a way to stretch the meat to feed more people. I made a few changes to…
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. Candy sushi is guaranteed to be a win with your kids. If you follow me on Instagram you might remember around Thanksgiving when Apollo won free movie tickets in a coloring contest at our local bank. We let him…
{Post contains affiliate link} I am so excited to share this ice cream recipe with you! It combines a few of my favorite things: coffee and ice cream! Why make homemade ice cream? Its fast, easy and contains all-natural ingredients. Mmmm…doesn’t that look delicious? Step 1: Gather the Ingredients 3 packets of Starbucks Via Coffee…
{Post includes affiliate links} January 1, 2015 me and a few of my favorite children dropped all added sugar from our diet. We used small amounts of honey and pure maple sugar when sweetener was required. We skipped out on any other forms of added sugar. I have read article after article about the dangers…
Yesterday, unfortunately, included a trip to the ER with Apollo. He finally caught the cough that his older siblings had. I watched it develop over a two-day period, on edge the entire time. It is nearly impossible to watch Apollo with a respiratory infection or cough and not worry. Finally yesterday morning he went into mild…
The first ten days of no sugar have been easy, due in large part, I believe, to the fact that we eat few packaged and processed foods to begin with. For the most part, I drink only coffee (with cream but no sugar) and water. I don’t feel any different, I haven’t lost any weight,…
We are now one week into our Month of No Sugar experiment. How has it been? Honestly? Easy. Disappointingly easy…As I said at the beginning our rules said: no added processed sugar (high fructose corn syrup, etc) but we could use small amounts of honey or pure maple syrup. I have read every label on every…
My beautiful children begin school tomorrow and we begin a new era in our family. I am trying to restrain myself and not make lofty plans for every area of my life. But I do have a few important areas that have fallen to the wayside over the last year or so, and meal planning…
The Plan: The Month of No Sugar is simply an experiment I am trying with some of my children. I really need to get a handle on my overall health. I read the book Year of No Sugar and while I didn’t love it, it made me think. We plan to have no processed sugar…