Has this ever happened to you? You prepare a delicious, healthy meal and your kid takes one bite (or even just a look) and refuses to eat dinner. Sound familiar? It’s enough to stress out anyone! So I wanted to share ideas on what do when when your kid won’t eat what you cooked. What to Do When Your Kid Won’t Eat What You Cooked We’ve all been there. You’ve made an amazing (Scramble) recipe…
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I recently had the amazing opportunity to go to the new National Museum of African American History and Culture with my son’s 3rd and 4th grade class. It was a powerful experience in many ways and brought many emotions to the surface for all of us—sadness, pain, anger, joy, and hope. After touring the museum, the whole group met in the cafeteria for lunch and as we sat there discussing what we had seen and…
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I don’t know about you, but I have a love-hate relationship with Back to School time. It is always a relief to have a regular schedule again and to have more time to get things done while the kids are in school. And yet each year I find that I am taken by surprise by the busy-ness that fills our afternoons with soccer practices, music lessons, back-to-school nights, PTA meetings, and other school year activities….
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Sure, The Scramble is all about making family dinners happen at home more often (and with less stress!) through meal planning and quick and easy recipes. But we all need a night off sometimes, even if it means eating out with young kids. Those nights out in restaurants seem to happen more often during the holidays. But it sure doesn’t feel like a night off if junior has a meltdown while waiting for the meal….
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Ghostly Beef Stew Dinner Recipe for Halloween with Mashed Potato Ghosts – make it on the stove top or in the slow cooker.
