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Blogs: One Little Bite

1 Chocolate Mousse in a Teacup
Chocolate mousse is on my 7-year-old's most-requested list, and last week I upped the ante by making it in a wedding-china teacup. (The cup's debut! And I was married in 1997!) I used the Nestle...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
September 30, 2009
Keywords desserts for kids, easy chocolate mousse

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2 30 Days, 30 Lunches: Idea 30!!!
Not sure how to pack an apple for (a) a kid with a wiggly tooth; (b) in a way that it doesn't brown; or (c) without wasting yet another plastic baggie? Here's a method that...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
September 22, 2009
Keywords 30 lunches, lunch for kids, lunch packing, packing apples, school lunch

Blogs: The Agony and The Ecstasy

3 In the News: Do You Hate the Phrase "Date Night"?
Say what you want about Amy Sohn's brand-new novel Prospect Park West (which characterizes the stroller-jammed Brooklyn neighborhood as Ground Zero for helicopter parenting), but you have to laugh at the author's quote in last...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
September 16, 2009
Keywords amy sohn, date night, prospect park west

Blogs: Nesting

4 Tomato-Can Vase
I know now never to bother arranging fresh flowers before my friends Adam and Simone come to dinner. Simone, who is an artist and does the flowers for Del Posto and Babbo in her spare...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
September 14, 2009
Keywords dahlia, diy, entertaining, flower arrangements, flowers

Blogs: Going Places

5 Block Island Breakfast
We've been going to Block Island every summer for three years now, and on my most recent visit, I was lucky enough to run into an old friend who has had a summer house there...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
September 14, 2009
Keywords Block Island with kids, Crabbing in Block Island, Crabbing with Kids, breakfast in Block Island

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6 30 Days, 30 Lunches: Idea 22
Go buffet-style. Lori Slater, a mother of four and the founder of eco-apparel company In2green, puts an array of lunch fixings out on the counter and lets her kids pick and pack....
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
September 8, 2009

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7 30 Days, 30 Lunches: Idea 18
You know the rule about effective teachers--how they must begin the school year erring on the side of firm, because it's always easier to loosen up than to get stricter. (Kids sniff out weakness pretty...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
September 3, 2009

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8 Summer's Three Major Food Groups
That would be corn, tomatoes, and a crisp rose. We added a piece of grilled swordfish to this beach-vacation meal, but really, I wouldn't have missed the protein. We also got lucky with the tomatoes....
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
September 2, 2009
Keywords tomato salad, vacation cooking

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9 A New Take on Salad "Spinning"
For whatever reason, I find it psychologically challenging to pull out the clunky salad spinner to wash my greens. These produce bags from baggu have given me another option. You have to rinse the...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
August 26, 2009
Keywords baggu, drying greens, salad spinner

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10 30 Days, 30 Lunches: Idea 9
If the kids can handle a lunch box without a picture of [choose your albatross: Hello Kitty/Spongebob/Superman] on it, then you might want to check out the eco-friendly options at lunchsense. I love the...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
August 21, 2009
Keywords eco-friendly lunch box

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11 Counselor Gifts
As usual, it got to be the night before the last day of camp and I had no thoughts of what I could do for my daughters' counselors to show our appreciation. What I did...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
August 19, 2009
Keywords bake a thank you, counselor gifts, food gifts, thank-you gifts for teachers

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12 Just Wondering...
How much do you spend weekly on groceries? Has the recession been informing any purchasing decisions at the supermarket or the farmers' market? I was looking at my $200 grocery bill last week thinking, Wow,...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
August 19, 2009

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13 Vacation Cooking: Pasta with Clams
When it comes to vacations with the kids, there are two kinds of parents--the kind that refuses to cook a single meal (it's vacation!) and the kind that embraces the extra time to explore the...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
August 17, 2009
Keywords beach cooking, easy summer meals, linguini and clams, summer meals, vacation cooking

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15 30 Days, 30 Lunches: Idea 3
SANDWICHES WITH CHARACTERNot entirely sure what is in between the bread here, but you can imagine how beside-the-point that was when I showed it to my Hello-Kitty-obsessed 5-year-old. I haven't tried it out in the...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
August 12, 2009
Keywords 30 days, 30 lunches, hello kitty, lunch for kids, sandwich shapes

Blogs: Nesting

16 Fun with Chalkboards
I bought this chalkboard decal from wallcandyarts.com and stuck it up in my kitchen because I just thought it was so pretty, but now, a year later, I'm not sure anyone in my house can...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
August 4, 2009
Keywords chalkboard decal, family calendar, kitchen, wall candy arts

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17 Cookie Fun: Easy as ABC
These alphabet cookie cutters from Fox Run Craftsmen (a supersweet baking site I was delighted to explore) were as fun a rainy-day activity as you'd think they'd be. Though my 5-year-old got slightly impatient wtih the methodical...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
August 4, 2009
Keywords alphabet cut-outs, baking with kids

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18 To Be Filed Under: What the ...?
Organic food is no healthier than regularly produced food, according to a study from London that I'm having a hard time getting my head around. From one of the report's authors--  "A small number of differences...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
July 30, 2009

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19 A Working-Mom Meal from Gwyneth
We love our Goop, especially when Gwyneth is at the cutting board showing us how to cook. Click to watch her make roast chicken with fingerling potatoes and spring salad....
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
July 29, 2009
Keywords quick dinner, roast chicken

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20 Indian Takeout (Right from the Pantry)
Like everyone else these days, my culinary nod to the recession is to reach deeper into the pantries on those Thursday and Friday nights when there's very little that's fresh in the fridge and all...
Posted by Jenny Rosenstrach, Features Director
July 29, 2009
Keywords Maya Kaimal, chana saag, pantry meals, quick dinners, simmer sauce
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