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How to include children in family meal planning and preparation; teach them to choose healthful and kid pleasing foods; reinforce math, science, reading and social skills, learn family heritage and ethnic diversity through cooking; plus some fun activities using ingredients found around the house. How to get started cooking on your own, what utensils and foods are essential, what not to buy; useful new products; instructions on how to use our recipes and ways to manage the challenges of cooking at high altitudes and with chronic pain.
How to organize and participate in ubiquitous potluck gatherings. What Next? Plans are to develop pages devoted to 10 stages of life, including infants and toddlers, early childhood, tweeners--8-12 year olds, teenagers, college students, newly weds, young professionals, empty nesters, cooking for one, plus when you love to eat but hate to cook. |
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Selected links to web sites relating to cooking, foods and recipes, sites of general interest: online sources for ordering flowers and gifts, learning something new, and pages of interest to children. How all this started years ago after a recipe flopped and I called on my mother for help. A brief family history and the cultural influences on our dining and cooking. Send me a message and tell me what
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