Ninth Street Notions

[...] , which means she has quite a lot of those handy little tins around. What to do, what to do? Mod podge them, of course! Makeover those tins, so they can hold any number of adorable little items for [...]

[...] ;ve got what you need on hand. This post is a part of my series, 31 Days to Cooking More & Eating Better. For a full list of topics, see this page. Image courtesy of –Marcus- / [...]

[...] . Why not join us? Lunch is a great meal to make yourself, and an excellent way to start eating better in the new year. Here are three reasons I like to pack my own lunch: 1. It’s [...]

[...] One challenge that many face is eating better is that their kids are kinda picky. There are a number of books and articles out there on how [...]

[...] This one should be a no-brainer when it comes to cooking more and eating better. After all, what better way is there to ensure you’re in the kitchen more often than [...]

[...] ;s how you can mod podge your own: Collect your materials. You will need some mod podge, an Altoids tin, a brush, some pretty paper, and (not pictured) a sharp little knife. Brush a thin layer of mod [...]

[...] with meals you made. Or maybe your kids or husband or even you are overly attracted to the packaged foods at the store. Don’t bring them, or be sure to stick to the outer aisles, where there is [...]

[...] house: eggs oatmeal fruit, both dried and fresh nuts and/or seeds milk, dairy or alternative granola whole-grain breads yogurt This is just a basic list, but with it you’re able to create a hot [...]

[...] and should have right now versus what’s available. How can we fight against this? Avoid processed foods by identifying what’s the biggest obstacle in your life. Is it a lack of time and a [...]

[...] . Here, today, though, I’ve got just one tip for you that will almost always work: cook with your kids It’s easy and fun, and it gives your children a sense of ownership in the food that [...]