All of my kiddos (ages 4-11) loved this colorful (& smelly) science activity! Red cabbage contains a chemical called an indicator, which changes color when it comes into contact with other things that are acidic or alkaline. We used a variety of household liquids and the kids had fun coming up with even more thingsRead More
Chicken Parm Meatloaf
This chicken parm meatloaf is an easy weeknight meal and one of my kiddos favorites. I’ve modified a few things over the years to make my picky eaters happy – ie. garlic powder instead of minced garlic and no additional parsley, but this recipe is super accommodating so don’t be afraid to tweak things aRead More
Slow Cooker Carnita Style Pork
This Carnita style pork is one of my favorites! Super simple and full of flavor. I ALWAYS get a Carnita Burrito if I’m at Chipotle, and they are very transparent on their site about the ingredients in the Carnitas: pork, bay leaf, salt, black pepper, thyme, juniper berries, sunflower oil. It’s definitely the juniper berriesRead More
Chicken Moscato
Olive Garden’s Stuffed Chicken Marsala is one of my favorite meals! I don’t think I’ve even tried anything else there… And believe it or not, they feature some of their most popular recipes on their website for you to make at home! This version is something I’ve adapted over the years using Moscato wine insteadRead More
Easter Bunny Footprint Craft – free printable!
I adore footprint art — it’s meaningful and sentimental and fun for the kids! I’m afraid my 4 year old’s footprint is almost too big (Waaaa!) but we made it work and her giggles while painting the bottom of her ticklish foot are priceless! This little craft is super simple — print the file onRead More
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