Catching Up, Plus a Recipe for Crispy Kale, Winter Squash, and Cheddar Pizza
I’ve missed you. Lately the maelstrom that is life has been overwhelming me, and I’m afraid this blog has suffered as a result. If you’re ever wondering where I am (and I’d be absolutely tickled to think that someone actually is wondering that), check my Facebook page. I post something on there nearly every day, ...Keep Reading
Pasta with Roasted Cauliflower & Lemon-Parmesan Breadcrumbs
So. I’m a published author. Yesterday was a whirlwind, lemme tellya. So many wonderful things happened, so much love came my way, I can hardly express my gratitude. But at the same time, I was eyeballs-deep in a revision on a story for my dream publication (details on that when it’s published) so I ...Keep Reading
Scholastic Parent & Child weighs in
From the March issue of Scholastic Parent & Child: Drop that chicken nugget! Children will gobble up these 150-plus simple, nutritious, parent-friendly recipes. Bonus: Most include directions for making a baby-food version. We get this magazine every month from Harry’s school, and it’s one of my favorites. Everything in it’s always so sound, so reasonable. ...Keep Reading
Booklist Raves About Parents Need to Eat Too!
Look what just landed in my in-box: This blogger is clever. Koenig deliberately segments the types of issues a new mom or dad might have in the kitchen, from what to put in the pantry or how to maneuver around a sleeping cherub to the fixing of quick suppers and batch cooking. Almost every scenario ...Keep Reading
The Birth of Parents Need to Eat Too
I feel a little narcissistic pointing out an interview with me, but Nona Brooklyn, a very cool site devoted to food in this here boro, did a little Q&A about Parents Need to Eat Too, the class. The title of the piece? “Taming the Madness: Classes to Help New Parents Start Cooking Again.” Love it. ...Keep Reading
