We are pleased to introduce our newest Kitchen of the Week blogger. Kimberly blogs at She Scribes. We are looking forward to following along with all of her kitchen adventures this week.
My name is Kimberly. When people ask me my occupation I usually tell them I’m a mom, wife, business owner (Everyday-Occasions.com), freelance writer & [...]
My husband, 2 children (a boy – 4 yrs and a girl – 18 months), and I currently reside in New Mexico. Marrying young, I went from college student, to wife, to mother in just a few short years. I wouldn’t have it any other way!
I haven’t completed any formal food training, but would someday [...]
Fridays are hot breakfast mornings. I get up before my husband leaves (which is EARLY) and make everyone something warm and filling. Last night when I was making Spencer’s lunch, I realized our bread was getting stale so I decided french toast would be good. I’m really horrible at french toast. I don’t know why, [...]
I was up bright and early this morning to feed the baby. Walking into the kitchen this morning I found piles and piles of dishes from yesterday’s rest day. I will have that to catch up on later in the day, but first I prepared breakfast.
This morning’s breakfast was eggs with sausage and oranges and [...]
Hello! My name is Shannon and I live in the mid-west with my husband and our two sons. I am a full time homemaker and I spend a great deal of time in the kitchen.
I strongly feel that it is my duty to nourish my family with the food Iput on the table. My basic [...]
This was a fun day in my kitchen! I got photos, lots of them, but my DH’s computer stayed at the office this evening. I use his for uploading photos because my usb cord is broken and I can use the SD card with his. Sorry. Tomorrow will be double pictures.
I made a full batch [...]
This morning, my girls had oatmeal and bananas for breakfast. I whirred some whole flax seeds in my super chopper and added them to the oats as I cooked them. They aren’t huge eaters, so I ate their leftovers for breakfast. Waste not!
Dad had a cheese omelet with corn tortillas and hot sauce. Danny Jr [...]
During the school week, I get up about 30 minutes before the girls. I let Danny sleep in as long as he wants to unless we need to be somewhere. The breakfast that I plan on my weekly menu is usually for the girls only. I don’t get hungry till a couple hours later, and [...]
Greetings! Thank you for following me this week! Sundays in my kitchen are always BORING. We have a free for all, snack until you drop kind of day. We finish off any leftovers and eat junk that is left over from the week. Since we are following a long two weeks of [...]
We are pleased to introduce you to our next Kitchen of the Week guest blogger. Melanie blogs at In Search of Wonder where she writes about knitting, family life, faith, food and much more.
Thank you for the opportunity to feature my kitchen on Happy To Be at Home. My name is Melanie Esqueda. I live [...]
Like Mother, Like Daughter. We are a family who live in Central Massachusetts. My husband is a Boston Irish Catholic from a big family. His upbringing was smack dab in the middle of respectable Catholic America, not untinged by 60s unrest.
I am about as different from him as you can get: I’m an only child, my parents are divorced, my father was an immigrant from Egypt, I was raised on the cutting edge of the feminist/relativist/sexual self-fulfillment/diversity revolution. My upbringing was smack dab in the middle of 70s hippie snotty know-it-all America, not untinged by anomie.
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