Who doesn’t love a good Caesar salad? This particular dressing was created on a fun lunch day with my friend Bernie. The great thing about dressings, in general, is that you can add more flavors or subtract others. Play with it and use this recipe as a jumping-off point.
This my sweet Momma’s minestrone soup recipe, and it is a family favorite! If you are not vegan, you could simply add real sausage instead of vegan and real cheese. But, I think you’ll find you can fool lots of meat-eaters with this fantastic recipe.
Simple easy granola bars for your kids at home!
Montessori practical life lessons are the foundation of 2-6-year-old education. Instead of explaining how you should do every exercise, I felt it would make the most sense to give you a list of the lessons and outline how to create your own. You will see that you can be creative and follow your own instincts and your child in your homeschool environment.
Finding a cheese that I love, and getting my family to eat has not been easy. But this one is just perfect. Serve this on burrito bowls, nachos, potatoes, in casseroles, just about anywhere.
This recipe was created by trying many awesome plant-based YouTubers. I hope you love it as much as we do.
They are jam-packed with protein and nutrients and no unnecessary fat that you frequently get from refried beans.
I felt like I was continually playing with the water proportions and timing when cooking rice in the instant pot. I think this ratio works well, and I hope it will be a staple in your home as well. I make lots at once and store it in a glass container for the entire week.
Have you ever struggled with what to do with all those piles and bins of your children’s art and school work? It can be tough to part with, yet none of us go back to those bins and admire the old creations. Let’s be honest; most of the time, we don’t even know where those bins are!
It is Fall, friends and the smell of baked apples is a great way to wake your family on a lazy Sunday morning. This a super simple apple oatmeal that I promise your whole family will enjoy!
The movable alphabet was one of Dr. Montessori’s original lessons. She discovered that children could actually learn to write before they could read! I know this sounds crazy. After your child has a solid foundation of the letter sounds with their experience with the sandpaper letters, they will be ready to work with the movable alphabet.
