It’s the summer, and you need to engage your kids at home? Especially when they are stuck at home with a looming pandemic. The best possible way is for you to cook with them, this would mean that you would get to spend some time with your child(ren) and help them escape their boredom. So […]
Points to remember when Buying a Stylish Stainless-Steel Kitchen Sink
April 13, 2020 by Leave a Comment
You may not realize, but purchasing a kitchen sink is an essential step as you use it many times every day. Today, you get different options in this category. But when it comes to affordability, stainless steel seems to be the most viable option. These models have been in use for a long time and […]
5 Chores Toddlers Can Be Involved In for Holiday Dinners
December 23, 2019 by Leave a Comment
Holidays are supposed to be about families and the bonds we share as families. Helping each other in tasks, doing things together, deciding everything as a family is a special moment for the family. Having fun while doing holiday-related chores helps us make memories for later and brings giggles to the present. I am not […]
The Importance of Teaching Kids Basic Life Skills
December 16, 2019 by Leave a Comment
We have all laughed at memes and experiences online on “If only I learned this in school…” We often say that our education system needs to change, we need to teach kids more real-life skills than algebra, and so on. What we don’t focus on is that, it isn’t the sole responsibility of the educational […]
Important Things to Remember While Teaching Your Kids to Cook
November 4, 2019 by Leave a Comment
Involving your children in chores is a great way to teach them new skills and spend some time bonding over trials and errors. I have always been an advocate for inculcating positive habits in children from a young age, knowing the basics of cooking is one of them. Knowing how much effort goes into a […]
Coconut Almond Cranberry Granola Recipe
November 26, 2014 by 15 Comments
With the influx of holiday goodies coming up I’m trying to get ahead of the game and stock the house with healthy meal and snack options as well as cute & inexpensive handmade gifts for neighbors, teachers and friends. Breakfast is a great way to start so we made this Coconut, Cranberry and Almond Granola. […]
Creamy Pumpkin Dip Recipe #kidsinthekitchen
November 13, 2014 by 10 Comments
With Thanksgiving right around the corner I’m thinking of what we’re going to cook and prepare. Honestly I don’t even know if I’m hosting it. I do know that i want to make a few desserts. Rob likes my pumpkin cheesecake and the kids LOVE Pumpkin Dip. So Shae and I experimented with a new […]
Cheesecake Pastry Pockets #kidsinthekitchen
November 6, 2014 by 12 Comments
Now that Halloween is over we’re emerging from our candy coma and enjoying some simple baking again. This past week we’ve had homemade carrot cake, mini peanut butter cookies and these Cheesecake Pasty Pockets. Shae of course took the reins on this dish and made it her own. If it were up to me I […]
Halloween Candy Coated Pretzel Rods
October 23, 2014 by 5 Comments
The house is all ready for Halloween. We’ve watched all the movies in our DVD arsenal and a few old favorites on Netflix. The costumes are picked out. The pumpkins are carved. This weekend we’re co-hosting a neighborhood parade and party for the community. We’re working on games and activities and of course spooky treats […]
Vanilla Brown Sugar French Toast
October 16, 2014 by 26 Comments
Breakfast for dinner is like the greatest idea ever. No one ever moans and groans about that. The thought of gooey syrup or loaded up eggs makes everyone in our house smile. One day this week when my dinner plans fell through we went to plan B, French Toast. But we gave it a spin […]
