Did you know that Quitter’s Day is the second Friday in January? That’s the date by which approximately 80% of people who set New Year’s Resolutions give up on their new, healthy habit. But instead of throwing up our hands and joining the crowd of quitters, what if we re-framed falling off the wagon as an opportunity rather than a failure? Here are my tips on how to shift your mindset and what to do

This creamy, smooth, and flavorful mashed cauliflower with garlic has become a family favorite. Whether you’re looking for a low-carb option or just a fun new way to enjoy cauliflower, this dish is for you! Note: This page contains affiliate links. If you purchase a product through these links, your cost will be the same but The  Scramble will receive a small commission. I only link to products I personally use, trust, and love. If

Roasted Delicata Squash with Feta and Pomegranate is both delicious and beautiful. The contrast in the colors makes it a gorgeous dish for any table, but the real joy comes in eating it. The squash is silky smooth with just a little crisp from the cooked skin, the pomegranate arils add a bright pop of juicy flavor, and then the creamy, salty feta brings it all together. You really couldn’t ask for anything better! Note:

Cooking for Thanksgiving can be intimidating, so I wanted to decrease the stress by sharing make-ahead Thanksgiving side dishes and desserts that will bring flavor and fun to your table without a lot of fuss or last-minute scrambling. Table Of Contents Make-Ahead Thanksgiving Side Dishes and DessertsHow this list is organizedAppetizersGreen Vegetable SidesLeafy GreensGreen BeansSquash SidesCarrot SidesPotato SidesSweet Potato SidesOther Vegetable SidesBaked SidesCranberry SauceMake Ahead Desserts that are Perfect for ThanksgivingSmall BitesPiesFruit-Based DessertsCookies and Bars

Let’s be honest, it sucks when your kid, or anyone, doesn’t like what you made. It can really sting. So we wanted to share what to do when your kids hate dinner, so that you can still have a nice meal and not take it personally. Table Of Contents What to do When Your Kids Hate DinnerRudeness is not acceptableFeedback is always welcomeChange the focusDon’t make another mealChange the dynamicRemind yourself that it isn’t personal