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I love cooking for my family, I love serving real foods three meals a day (plus endless snacks!), and I love having a shiny sink, clear counters, and rows of clean dishes in my cupboards. Like a lot of people who love to cook, cleaning doesn’t naturally come to me. The following are what this [...]
Tags: Cleaning·Guest Posts·tips
Chicken stock is one of the quintessential Kitchen Stewardship habits (you can see the other 9 here). I thought I had it down to a science, but still I have made some changes to the way I make chicken stock since I posted on it last year.
Tags: chicken·stock/broth·tips
It’s my constant goal to consume as little sweetener as possible, because I think that white sugar is going to wreak havoc on my health, and alternative sweeteners are very expensive and not always that much better for your health.
I can’t exactly trick myself, but here are FOUR ways to reduce the sweetener with your [...]
Tags: homemade yogurt·kid-friendly meals·sugar·sweeteners·tips·yogurt
Do you have your inside shoes yet? This is the time of year I discovered the joy of having a pair of new shoes that never go outside. If I’m smart and put my inside shoes on at the beginning of the day, even after a day of working hard in the kitchen, standing up [...]
Tags: tips
It was like getting the ACT results in the mail. My hands were trembling as I haphazardly tore open the envelope. Inside were some numbers that I felt might validate all the effort, the research, the time in the kitchen. Even though I wasn’t sure I put much stock in the numbers, I still wanted [...]
‘Tis the season…for sick kids.
One of my worst fears is vomit getting on things that are hard to clean. It used to be vomit in general, but having kids lowers your standards for bodily excretions.
I decided it was about time to post my two best “cleaning up after throw up” tips last Sunday, and wouldn’t [...]
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