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This virtual field trip exploring Brazilian culture will take help your children explore the music, dance, and language of Brazil plus so much more. A wonderful addition to a homeschool unit or as part of a fun global education at home. Brazil is the 5th largest country by area in the world and the 6th largest country by population. It is about…
This easy savory pumpkin quiche is a wonderful vegetarian recipe made with canned pumpkin and white cheddar. In a crisp pie crust this quiche is bursting with fall flavors that is equally suited for breakfast or brunch as it is for dinner. Quiche, commonly associated with French cuisine, is believed to have actually originated in…
Located near Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Florida is a wonderful place for families to visit with lots of fun things for kids to do including history, a national park site, pirates, and beaches! If you ever have a chance to visit St Augustine please do. I really dig on history and love touring historic sites so…
This recipe for homemade honey butter is incredibly easy and whips up in a flash using just 3 ingredients– honey, butter, and a bit of salt. Incredibly versatile, you can use it for rolls, cornbread, add it to savory dishes and easily make different variations like Jalapeno or Cinnamon Honey Butter with just 1 additional…
Sourdough English Muffins are a delicious use for sourdough starter discard removed when feeding and easy enough for novice bread makers. You can even turn the dough into an incredibly tasty breakfast bread instead of individual muffins! Note: This recipe received a major update in 2020 with lots of new tips and tricks, a variation…
No matter the age, kids can start to build their culinary skills. We’ll give you a list of age appropriate cooking tasks broken down by age range and provide you with tips and inspiration to help you teach young cooks. Being the mom of multiple children, I know how terrifying it can be to let kids…
Simple DIY felt breakfast food to inspire your budding chef’s imagination. Free patterns included! In addition to my love affair with breakfast food I have an addiction to buying fabric. Like a serious problem. I didn’t realize how much of a problem until this last move when I was trying to sort through my fabric…
We first had this years ago when my mother in law made it for a pancake breakfast we had after climbing Camelback Mountain in Phoenix, Arizona. We were all completely famished and we came back to a table full of pumpkin chocolate chip pancakes and this buttermilk syrup. The syrup quickly became a family favorite and is…
Are you ready to start cooking with kids but aren’t sure what your kids are capable of? I’m sharing tips on how to assign tasks and what tools are best. There are so many benefits to getting your kids involved in cooking. How to be successful cooking with kids It has done wonders for my…
One hour no yeast orange rolls are a speedy version of the breakfast favorite topped with an orange glaze, plus instructions for cinnamon rolls. Twice a year on the first weekend in April and October my church has a broadcast that goes out to members all over the world. It is a big deal and…
Potatoes O Brien is a quick and easy breakfast side dish that everyone will love made simply with fried potatoes, peppers, and onions. It’s so easy to make from scratch when you use leftover baked or boiled potatoes! I am always looking for ways to use up leftovers. The last few times I have made…
Blackberry waffles are filled with mashed blackberries for a sweet breakfast treat when topped with whipped cream and fruit syrup. These are similar to my double blackberry pancakes and you can adjust the recipe easily enough to make them with raspberries or with strawberries. And they are really good with buttermilk syrup! What kind of…