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An Extra Large Error in Judgement?

Sometimes CEOs say the darndest things.

A Q&A with Children’s Author Nancy Loewen

Enter to win an autographed copy of Nancy’s new book!

Green Beans: Three Chefs, Three Ways

Like green beans? Here we offer 3 recipes from 3 different chefs (plus a bonus recipe!)

Top Your Own Squash Bar

Squash tailored to your taste buds, courtesy of guest blogger Jen Haugen, RD

The Family Dinner Project and Mayo Clinic: Innovating for your family’s health

We were thrilled to speak at one of the leading healthcare conferences of 2013: Mayo Clinic’s Transform 2013. The Family Dinner Project has been working with Mayo Clinic’s Center for Innovation since summer 2012 with a special focus on family dinner and the home as an innovative hub of healthcare in a community. Learn more about […]

Baking for a cure, one cake at a time

Anne K. Fishel At a recent party, after eating a huge second helping of a sublime mocha layer cake, I begged my hostess, Alice, for the name of the bakery where she had purchased the cake.  She smiled and told me that it had been made by a teenage friend of hers—Charlotte, a 9th-grader who […]

Nurturing My Mini Chefs – And Tips for Nurturing Yours

‘Forgive the Mess!’ and other tips from our guest blogger Betsy Blumberg Maxwell

Tips for Getting Everyone Involved in Dinner

Making dinner is usually more fun when everyone is involved, and kids can easily stir soup, chop veggies or sprinkle spices. Children are more capable in the kitchen than you may think, and if you give them a chance, their enthusiasm for cooking may surprise you! With new chefs, it’s best to start simple. Tacos, […]

Tips for Eating Well on a Budget

Eating on a budget doesn’t have to mean sacrificing the foods you love most. Use these tips to cut costs at the planning, shopping and cooking stages of meal preparation. Meal Planning: Map out your weekly menu and make a list of needed grocery items. Stick to your plan and avoid impulsive purchases (unplanned food […]

Our Family Breakfast Project

“The Family Breakfast Project gave us a great week of morning fun and connection,” writes guest blogger Katie Bugbee

Bring the Olympics to Your Table

From cooking an international feast to baking gold medal cookies, we share ideas for making an Olympics-themed dinner.

When the Holidays Change

“This,” declared my 13-year-old, looking me straight in the eye, “is the year we bring back all the holiday traditions we’ve abandoned.” “Abandoned” felt like a bit of a strong word, but I knew what he meant. Over the past five years or so, our family’s celebration of the holiday season has undergone a lot […]