Miss A has an affinity for all things Italian, like last week's chicken "parm." When I was little, my mom used to make these stuffed shells. My sister and I remember them fondly* and I thought Miss A would like them as well. We were right. She loved the stuffed shells. They're easy enough for … Continue reading Toddler approved: Stuffed shells
Bibimbap
Yum Bibimbap We've tried a number of bibimbap recipes and this one from My Korean Kitchen is hands down our favorite. It's easy enough for a weeknight meal and can be loaded with a ton of veggies. Plus it makes more than enough for lunch the next day! We had to make a few … Continue reading Bibimbap
Lamb Tagine with Potatoes and Chickpeas
One of the hardest parts about giving up six main food groups and items for baby A (she has protein digestion issues so I'm not eating dairy, wheat, eggs, fish, soy or peanuts) is finding quick, easy weeknight meals. Through a lot of trial and error, J and I have learned that some meals that … Continue reading Lamb Tagine with Potatoes and Chickpeas
Pan-Roasted Chicken With Leeks
Now that we're getting more comfortable with the No Six Diet restrictions, we are also getting a little more adventurous with adapting recipes. J bought some leeks for another recipe we scrapped and we weren't entirely sure what to do with them. Luckily, my mom was visiting and suggested a chicken and leeks dish that … Continue reading Pan-Roasted Chicken With Leeks
French Lentil Soup
Sometimes it's a challenge to find foods that fit the No Six diet (no: dairy, wheat, eggs, fish, soy or peanuts) I'm on for Baby A. Luckily, I have a forever patient husband who is willing to search things out. He found this wonderful French Lentil Soup recipe, originally from Bon Appetit and with a … Continue reading French Lentil Soup