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Sending a snack to school when your kid has food allergies is stressful. You want something the whole class can enjoy, but you also need it to be safe, easy, and not something that requires a culinary degree to pull off. I get it, because I live it. Camden has
What Is Girls Who Grill? Before I dive into the day itself, let me give you a little background because this is more than just a fun hashtag. Girls Who Grill is a national information and teaching platform dedicated to inspiring women to master outdoor cooking, learn barbecue techniques, and
I’m not a meal prep person. I’ve tried. I’ve pinned the pretty Sunday containers. It’s just not me. What does work for our family is having a solid rotation of quick weekday dinners that I actually know how to make without staring at my phone for 20 minutes trying to decode a
Okay, so I have to tell you exactly how this recipe came to be because it is very on-brand for our household. Shane had been out on the back patio on a Saturday afternoon just smoking jalapeños for fun, because that is apparently what he does now, and I walked
If you have a kid with a dairy allergy, you already know the lunchbox struggle is real. Every Sunday night I find myself staring into the fridge trying to figure out what Camden can eat that will not come home untouched in a sad little container. Between his allergies to
Standing over a hot griddle trying to figure out what everyone will actually eat? When dairy and egg allergies are in the mix, that question gets a whole lot harder. You already know the struggle is real. These kid-friendly Blackstone recipes are what dinner actually looks like in our house.
Every single year I tell myself I am going to be the mom who has it all together before school starts. And every single year, Shane is at Walmart at 9 PM the night before the first day of school because we forgot folders. Specifically the two-pocket poly folders that
If you’ve spent any time cooking on a Traeger, you already know the magic. Everything just tastes better with a little smoke behind it. But if you’re feeding kids who have strong opinions about dinner, “smoked” doesn’t automatically mean “eaten.” Trust me, I’ve learned that the hard way. That’s why