Thank you Liz :) Blogging is a great way to track and share my recipes and to hopefully inspire people to shop local and in-season. I'm learning myself and recording what I've learned along the way. It can be challenging to change how you eat when Walmart, McDonalds and more are less than a mile away with all their great deals on "convenience foods".. but I'm learning one recipe and one local buy at a time. We love Kansas too.
Thank you for visiting my blog. I'm so glad you're here:)
I hope you find inspiration for new from-scratch recipes. I love to cook and I'm exploring making more of our food from scratch while attempting to use in-season ingredients.
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Why I Cook From Scratch
"Cooking lets you guard the door, controlling not only what goes into your food, but what stays out."
I am a stay-at-home mother to our 2 beautiful children, daughter age 9 and son age 4. I am from Nova Scotia, Canada and my husband is from Maryland. My husband's job brought us here to Kansas and, while we desperately miss seafood and the ocean, we've grown to love the magnificent skies, scenic countryside and the people.
I am the Founder of our local MOMS Club chapter www.momsclub.org. MOMS Club is a non-profit support group for at-home mothers. I'm also a Junior Girl Scout Leader for our daughter's troop.
I started this blog in July 2009 to share my gradual change to making our meals from scratch using natural ingredients and to record my recipes. I do my best to feature recipes with ingredients that are in-season, purchased local, and homemade from scratch.
I am crazy about books, especially children's vintage books, believe strongly in volunteerism and giving back to our community, enjoy talking with other mothers and sharing tips and inspiration, and supporting local businesses.
I hope you enjoy my blog and find some useful information here.
Thank you for visiting my site :)
Love your blog! I grew up in Manhattan, KS and my parents are still there. We lived in KC when we were first married and loved it!
ReplyDeleteThank you Liz :) Blogging is a great way to track and share my recipes and to hopefully inspire people to shop local and in-season. I'm learning myself and recording what I've learned along the way. It can be challenging to change how you eat when Walmart, McDonalds and more are less than a mile away with all their great deals on "convenience foods".. but I'm learning one recipe and one local buy at a time. We love Kansas too.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great resource. I wish we had more of that around here - we don't even have CSA programs in my area.
ReplyDeleteNatashya, I found this site for CSA's in Ontario, Canada if that helps?
ReplyDeletehttp://csafarms.ca/index.html