Healthy, family-friendly recipes from nationally known Recipe Developer and Cookbook author.

Home economist shares complete menus, ideas for feeding a family, saving money at the grocery store and making it all come together in your kitchen.

One Hungry Mama is a family friendly food blog that is filled to its bloggy gills with recipes, advice and information.  I love that Stacie’s recipes and adaptations include recommended ages and in some cases, tips for how to make a recipe suitable for the developing digestive systems of babies. But make no mistake, this is a blog for all ages.  One Hungry Mama had me at “Chocolate Chip Buttercream” and “Slow Cooker Apple Butter”.

Yum!

During the first few days of my diet I steered clear of food blogs lest they provoke a mad search for something sweet. But, now, I’ve seen the light. I have realized the value in a really fantastic food blog and it was all because of My Tartelette.  Kate’s blog boasts wonderful recipes and some of the most wonderful food-centric photography I’ve seen.  Because, as a dieter, what I need to remember is to savor and enjoy really wonderful food…and to stop standing in the kitchen eating sugar cereal out of the box.

We “get real” in the kitchen at Real Mom Kitchen with easy recipes that can be made with ingredients you have on hand shared by Laura a busy mom of 3 children.

We would be remiss if we didn’t share a favorite food blog so close to Thanksgiving – but our basis for this share is based on Julie’s fondness for Hot Cocoa (or Hot Chocolate Bisque) because when gearing up for a long season in the kitchen, it’s a good idea to have a little mug o’ somethin’ on hand for the cook.

Hi Stewart here! I’m a proud new father who enjoys healthy eating and exercise. My passions include home cinema, riding my folding bicycle, cooking and playing with my young son. But enough about me! My aim is to share tips that make life easier when making baby meals at home. Processed baby food seems so convenient – but it can be very easy to make your own food, and there are obvious health benefits too. Please check out some of our ideas and feel free to add your own comments.

A new section from Healthy Child.org features fast, frugal and eco-friendly recipes and information on how to eat healthy and avoid funky additives and pesticides in food. LOVE the “Eat Right on a Budget” section.

Allergies are intimidating. But every time I turn around someone else has discovered that someone in their home is allergic to [insert extremely common item here]. Luckily there are wonderful resources available, such as Karina’s Kitchen, for gluten-free (and mouth-watering!) recipes and tips.

Where cooking and parenting collide–and it’s often messy!