As someone who is committed to helping you get dinner on the table every night, I’m all about planning ahead, but even I know that there are times when cooking just isn’t going to happen.Maybe you get home later than expected, perhaps you haven’t made it to the grocery store yet, or you are just too tired to cook. Whatever the reason, the need for a back-up is real. That’s why stocking your freezer for
Let me set the stage… You have a plan for dinner and, by some miracle, actually have all the ingredients. So, you start to prep your meal, feeling good because you’ll actually be able to get dinner on the table before everyone melts down. As you’re cruising along, chopping an onion, you suddenly feel a tug at your leg, or a voice calling for help on homework you thought had been completed, or two little
Sweet Potato toast makes a surprisingly delicious and satisfying gluten-free substitute for toast. So we’re sharing how to make it and lots of fun topping options!The following post was originally written by Scramble founder Aviva Goldfarb and then updated with more cooking info by Jessica.Note: This page contains affiliate links. If you purchase a product through these links, your cost will be the same but The Scramble will receive a small commission. I only link
As a healthy food blogger, meal planning expert, and health coach, you might think that I would prioritize eliminating “junk” food from my family’s diet, but it’s actually quite the opposite! As someone who had to overcome disordered eating and an unhealthy relationship with food, I have come to believe that snacks and treats are important. Here is how I came to that belief and how enjoying snacks and treats without guilt looks both in
If there is anything that I have learned over the 15+ years as a parent it’s that there will be times when life throws you a curve ball and your carefully laid plans go up in smoke. From kids getting sick, to snow days, to more serious challenges, unanticipated challenges in life will happen and it can send us into a tailspin. But don’t lose hope! There are ways to find flexibility when these unexpected