You may not know this but I am half Hungarian. My grandmama has passed this recipe down from her grandmother, Baroness Anna Piriti-Farkas.. One day, she invited my sisters, my mother and me to make Hungarian Poppy Seed Cake. We had fun and I learned a lot. This recipe is nothing like the other poppy seed cake recipes out there. Before making it with my grandma and getting the recipe from her, we literally tried about 6 different recipes and none of them tasted as delicious and authentic as the real recipe.
40 Healthy Easy Snacks {for kids and adults!}
When we’re hungry and you just don’t know what to eat, we tend to eat mass amounts of foods that aren’t necessarily good for you. That’s why it’s good to have a list on hand of easy, healthy snacks that, with preparation, can be put together in a snap.
Eating real food as a snack is an great way to boost your child’s diet. After a while of choosing item’s off of the list, you can usually narrow them down to about 15 that your family agrees are their favorites. Once at that point, you can still throw in a few surprises along the way, just to try again for maybe snacks that could be healthier than their favorites.
12 Great Stocking Stuffers
Thanksgiving’s ended and so has Black Friday, but are you prepared for the new holiday season? It seems that once the previous holidays end, it’s time to be bombarded with endless Christmas carols and peppermint flavored everything. And when Saint Nicholas Day comes rolling around, finding healthy alternatives to the holiday classics is not an easy job. No sir, not at all. This list of stocking stuffers is sure to give you a few ideas and maybe spark new ones.
If you’re curious on how to stuff a stocking, here is a list of key points to remember when filling a stocking:
1) Add novelties such as an action figure or doll.
2) Add the candies
3) Put an orange or pomegranate in the toe of the stocking
4) Hang a candy cane or two over the edge of the stocking. [Read more…]
Easy Homemade Bagels {Say What?}
Bagels are something that my family loves with a passion. Sadly, when we started eating a real food diet, bagels from the store became no longer an option.
So what is there to do but attempt to recreate the favorite breakfast that my family so dearly loves. I suppose you could consider purchasing bagels from a health food store such as EarthFare or Whole Foods, but then you wouldn’t have gone through the awesome experience of making fresh, homemade bagels at home!
While these bagels are healthier and easier than the other bagel recipes out there, it still takes a while to make them. They are a yeast bread, therefore they take time to rise. Generally, I wake up at around 5:00 am to start making bagels. Take into consideration that after I mix all the ingredients together and knead for 10 minutes, I get to sleep for 1.5 hours before completing the next step. When the second alarm goes off, I get up again to divide the dough and shape into balls. Then I get to sleep again for 20 minutes. Usually, by the time I get the bagel bath going and the balls shaped into bagels, it’s about 7:00 am.
So you see, the bagel process is very, very easy. All you have to do is commit to waking up early for a few minutes at a time. Sound simple enough? [Read more…]
Easy Cheesy Spinach Quiche
As I try to incorporate more and more spinach and other healthy greens into my diet, I’m finding that the challenge is declining. Recipes like this one are one of the only ways my mom could get my younger siblings to eat spinach.
This dish is one that gets the house smelling all kinds of delicious and makes you so anxious for it to be done. The different aromas of egg, cooking vegetables, and the buttery crust underneath all of the goodness mix together in a magical way that will have the kids excited to eat dinner tonight.
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