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andysocialRachael Ray is my friend. I've been going through the recipes in her book "365 No Repeats" for the past several months, and Alex is loving most of them.
A couple weeks ago, I made a three-onion soup with cheesy bread - twice in a row, by request. Tonight was a creamy broccoli soup (with cheesy bread again, go figure), made with pureed broccoli and onions, cream, and chicken stock. Again, a big hit.
I love that my boy tries new things without complaint - some kids are supposedly quite evil about eating. I guess years of, "if you don't eat it, you get nothing until breakfast" work, so long as you actually stick to your guns. I can't imagine making two meals, one for me and one for him. Shoot, when I am not feeling well I have a hard time convincing myself to cook for the boy at all.
A couple weeks ago, I made a three-onion soup with cheesy bread - twice in a row, by request. Tonight was a creamy broccoli soup (with cheesy bread again, go figure), made with pureed broccoli and onions, cream, and chicken stock. Again, a big hit.
I love that my boy tries new things without complaint - some kids are supposedly quite evil about eating. I guess years of, "if you don't eat it, you get nothing until breakfast" work, so long as you actually stick to your guns. I can't imagine making two meals, one for me and one for him. Shoot, when I am not feeling well I have a hard time convincing myself to cook for the boy at all.
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