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Comment on CIRCUS SALAD - HEALTHY AND NUTRITIOUS - KID-FRIENDLY TOO

Tanja — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 14:48:53 GMT

Thanks Romy!
My daughter does not like salad but she loved this salad. She was so proud to share her salad with us too. She loves your class.

Comment on CIRCUS SALAD - HEALTHY AND NUTRITIOUS - KID-FRIENDLY TOO

Dentists Santa Ana — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 02:45:26 GMT

Wow, that is a very great activity for the children! At least they will learn how to eat veggies.

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Fundraising — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 06:40:33 GMT

Cute! I want to have this! Hmm.. Even if
I am not a kid anymore, I want to have this! Cool cooking Tupperware utensils.. :p

Comment on PUMPKIN MUFFINS WITH CREAM CHEESE ICING

Doughremekids Blog — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:31:31 GMT

So glad you are going to give it a try. The flax seed is a great idea. You can also try to add wheatgerm for more nutrients. Since he likes these muffins, it sounds like he enjoys more complex flavors. There is a good chance that he is "picky" because he is offered bland foods instead of highly seasoned foods. We don't like bland food, so why should they? Try shaking things up and see if he goes for foods with more spice (not spicy though), like chili for example. Have him dip a piece of bread in it to start. If he likes it, he'll take a spoonful.

As for no cooking talent, the best way to get over that is through what you buy. If you have some things in your refrigerator that are different, you will get used to making them. I'll add some dishes that you can definitely use during the week. In the meantime, try some of the recipes on this blog that the kids make. If they do it, you can do it. Have confidence in yourself. The worst that can happen is that is doesn't taste good and you have to try it again in another way. No big deal. Besides, there is a better chance that you may hit on something that works...

Comment on PUMPKIN MUFFINS WITH CREAM CHEESE ICING

Danielle — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 22:05:03 GMT

Romy, I'm thrilled to see a pumkin muffin recipe on our site. I make the boxed version every week.( one of my picky eater Cyrus's favorite) I thought I'd mention it might be great to add Gorund up flax seed to the recipe. Thats what I do to add omega 3 and fiber to the muffins. Im going to try this with flaxseed. I'll let you know how it turns out. I wish you would start a blog of easy dinners for moms with no cooking talent to make. Im waiting....
Xo Danielle

Comment on HEALTHY LUNCH -PART II - EASY AND NUTRITIOUS LUNCHBOX RECIPES AND IDEAS

freeze dried food — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 02:00:17 GMT

I've used regular couscous with chicken dishes, but Israeli couscous is much, much bigger and would probably go better with salads, beans, and rice dishes.

Comment on HEALTHY LUNCH -PART II - EASY AND NUTRITIOUS LUNCHBOX RECIPES AND IDEAS

Doughremekids Blog — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 15:02:40 GMT

Locally, we get it at Fairway. You can also look in the organic bulk bins at your supermarket or stores like Whole Foods.

Comment on HEALTHY LUNCH -PART II - EASY AND NUTRITIOUS LUNCHBOX RECIPES AND IDEAS

kim — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 10:26:03 GMT

I forgot about that israeli couscous...I love that stuff...where is the best place to get it?

Comment on HEALTHY LUNCH IDEAS-PART 1 - LUNCH CONTAINERS

Doughremekids Blog — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 13:54:03 GMT

Hidden messages with alphabet cookies is adorable. Thanks for posting it. I am sure others will love to use your idea.

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Heather — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 22:11:09 GMT

Great ideas...never thought of sending him with chicken nuggets!!! I do something fun, every now and again I'll send him a treat of alphabet cookies, however, he must figure out the message I've sent in the cookies befor he can eat them...kind of fun :)