This series is to help you make the most of your cooking day. Click here to view the entire series. Step 3 in this series is to put your recipes in the order you plan on making them. Remember these tips: Slow-cooker recipes and recipes with long cook times first,…
Had I known how hard it would be to wean a child off of a pacifier I’m not sure I ever would’ve started. Let’s just say that after 3 nights of “sleep training” my almost 3 year old, I understand why it’s called a pacifier. Our bedtime routines have gone…
This past week can be described in one word: regular. It was a much welcomed “regular” week in our home and I am grateful for it. So, with a regular week comes a regular Shabbos menu. The perfect end to the perfect week! Friday Night: Lentil Soup (freezer) Meatloaf (freezer)…
This series is to help you make the most of your cooking day. Click here to view the entire series. With the answers to step #1 (Time and Purpose) in mind, choose your recipes. If you have an entire day to cook, you can make some more labor-intensive dishes. If…
Can you believe it’s been an entire year since Superstorm Sandy hit?? While most things in my life have returned to normal I’m still feeling some of the effects. When the storm hit I was working on a street named Water Street. Enough said. There’s a reason it was called…
A few weeks ago I posted about how sleep deprived I was. With all the hustle and bustle of every day life, it’s so easy to forget that Hashem is the One pulling all the strings. Luckily I have some really awesome readers to remind me. Reader Yiska, from Israel,…
Another week has flown by. DS3 has been teething like crazy and has had some unfortunate side-effects. He barely went to daycare this week, leaving DH and I to split up the time at home with him. Now that Shabbos is starting earlier I’ve had to really plan when I…
