Well hello, gorgeous! If you've got kids, I probably don't have to explain what "Parents Need to Eat Too" means. But I will anyway: I make food for grownups that also pleases even the earliest eaters (as in my cookbook, all the recipes here end with instructions for using what you've cooked as baby food). And that kid holding the artichoke up there is so stubborn I like to call him "non-nivorous," so you'll find plenty of picky-eater posts. (Even he is powerless in the face of The Best Homemade Chocolate Chip Cookies in the Entire World.) Poke around a bit, and if you like what you see maybe you'll subscribe to my newsletter or RSS feed. Or "like" me on Facebook. Or follow me on Twitter. So many options! Thanks for visiting. Did I mention how nice you look today?
By Debbie Koenig on November 29, 2011
Have I mentioned that I married a freak? That’s right: My husband, who’ll eat approximately one blazillion more out-there foods than I will (seriously, he’ll eat just about anything, while I get fairly squeamish about texture and, y’know, yuckiness), hates cooked fruit. Sometimes I forget this. Sometimes, say, it’s the afternoon before our itty-bitty Just ...Keep Reading
Posted in baby food, breakfast, sides, slow cooker | Tagged fruit, holidays, leftovers |
By Debbie Koenig on November 23, 2011
Did you ever have one of those dreams, where you’re up on a stage, naked, and everyone’s pointing and laughing? Or worse, not even noticing you’re there? No? Oh. Um, me neither. If I had, I’d say that’s sort of what it feels like to write a book. From the first moment the book idea ...Keep Reading
Posted in Books, My Story | Tagged holidays, meta, my cookbook, parents need to eat too, zen |
By Debbie Koenig on November 19, 2011
Two weeks ago I posted a desperate plea for help in dealing with Harry’s eating habits, and you answered with compassion and genuinely helpful suggestions. Thank you. Several folks recommended the same book—a book, I’m embarrassed to say, I own and have read several times. It’s called Child of Mine: Feeding with Love and Good ...Keep Reading
Posted in My Story, Parenting, Picky, Picky | Tagged harry, kids, zen |
By Debbie Koenig on November 18, 2011
Still looking for that perfect dish to bring to Aunt Edith’s? Look no further—you’ll find everything but the turkey on this list, a collection of my most autumnal (and celebratory) recipes. Gobble gobble, folks. And if you’d rather not gobble gobble until you pass out, here’s a piece I wrote last year, all about How to ...Keep Reading
Posted in Recipes | Tagged holidays, links, meta, miscellaneous |
By Debbie Koenig on November 17, 2011
I might be a bit of a chocoholic. Let’s examine the evidence: Of all the tags on this blog, “chocolate” is second, with 98 posts as of this writing. Second only to “baking,” with 114. Which means that there are only 16 baking posts that don’t use chocolate. When it comes to cookies, the proportion ...Keep Reading
Posted in baking, dessert, snack | Tagged baking, cookies, nuts, snack |