Tag Archives: healthy recipes for kids
Raw Chocolate Brownies with Sweet Raspberry Sauce
The first book I bought on raw foods was Jennifer Cornbleet’s “Raw Food Made Easy for 1 or 2 People.” Since then, I’ve bought about 20 more, but still, this is the book that I rely on most often when … Continue reading
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Sesame Honey Mustard Dip/Dressing
My twin toddlers LOVE fresh veggies, but prefer them with a delicious dressing or dip, so I’m always searching for new, nutritious ones to add to their menu. Last week, while playing around with ingredients in my kitchen (aka, my … Continue reading
Filed under Whole Food Recipes
Almond Sunflower (& Fruit) Cereal
This morning, I made a delicious new cereal for the twins. It’s a recipe I adapted from Jennifer Cornbleet’s RAW FOOD MADE EASY FOR 1 OR 2. If you’ve been reading this blog for very long, you know how much … Continue reading
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7 Simple Ways to Add More Raw Foods To Your Family’s Diet
If you read my post, “7 Compelling Reasons to Eat More Raw Foods,” you’ll know that adding more raw foods to your diet can significantly improve your family’s health. The best way for most people to do this, though, is by … Continue reading
Melted Strawberry Ice Cream (Smoothie)
This creamy, ultra-nutritious gluten- and dairy-free smoothie literally tastes like melted strawberry ice cream. The avocado (yes, avocado!) makes it creamy and adds nearly 20 essential nutrients, including fiber, potassium, Vitamin E, B-vitamins and folic acid. Avocado also acts as … Continue reading
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ProjectJennifer.com Monthly Update! (Are Your Children’s Personal Care Products Safe & More!)
“If you can give your son or daughter only one gift, let it be enthusiasm.” – Bruce Barton I hope I’m finding you enjoying the holidays! We definitely are! This year the boys are old enough to really enjoy the … Continue reading
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Some Wise Words on Choosing Your Family’s Food
Nutrition is becoming more and more confusing these days, which is why I thought it was important to share this video with you. If you’re a long-time reader of this blog, you’re probably a mom or dad who’s … Continue reading
Filed under Nutrition, Whole-Foods Nutrition
