Have you tried doing your meal planning over a family mealtime? Here’s why I think you should give it a… Read more Tip: Involve your children in your meal planning
Recipe of the week: Giant couscous salad
This giant couscous salad is great on its own for lunch, as an accompaniment to a meal with other salads… Read more Recipe of the week: Giant couscous salad
My week in meals week commencing 22/08/21
We were away camping this week with a single stove to cook on. The highlight was the campbalaya, a take… Read more My week in meals week commencing 22/08/21
Tried and tested: Pineapple upside-down cake
When, one Saturday morning, we were picking my son’s school lunches for the following week, we noticed that pudding one… Read more Tried and tested: Pineapple upside-down cake
O is for Overwhelm
With fussy eaters and, in fact children generally, it’s hard to predict how much they’re going to eat. Some days they’ll eat a… Read more O is for Overwhelm
Fussy eating masterclass – Holly’s testimonial
Remaining calm at the table is easier said than done, but it is a powerful technique in supporting your child… Read more Fussy eating masterclass – Holly’s testimonial
Stress-busting habits for family mealtimes
September is all go! And I have a date for your diary. Dr Victoria Baxter of Love Food, Live… Read more Stress-busting habits for family mealtimes
Recipe of the week: Pecan and jalapeno slaw
Continuing the salad and BBQ accompaniment theme of the month, I think you’re going to love this pecan and jalapeno… Read more Recipe of the week: Pecan and jalapeno slaw
My week in meals week commencing 15/08/21
What a week of tasty food. Husband started us off with his best pastrami yet, brined for a week then… Read more My week in meals week commencing 15/08/21
My star ingredient: Harissa
Harissa is a hot and aromatic spice paste, originating from Tunisia and widely used in North African and Middle Eastern… Read more My star ingredient: Harissa