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Please welcome Millie from Real Food for Less Money. Millie went back to work recently. She learned so much from juggling her usual commitment to serving real food on a budget with the added load of spending at least 50 hours per week away from home. In this guest post, she shares all her tips and ideas to make Real Food, Fast a reality for other working moms (or dads). She’s convinced me! This post is full of such wisdom, you’ve got to read every word. Thanks, Millie! –Wardeh
Zatar, or za’atar, is the Middle Eastern name for a family of herbs that includes oregano, thyme and marjoram. The way I know za’atar, though, is as a spice mixture that starts with those herbs — ground up — and adds toasted sesame seeds and salt. Sometimes, people add ground sumac, too. Mmm… Ever had it?
This is definitely a controversial topic, and I’m not trying to step on anyone’s toes or incite argument. We’ve just embarked on the owning-and-feeding-a-dog-adventure, so I want to say up front that I’m well aware that I don’t know everything. Before I share how we are currently feeding and plan to continue feeding our new Kangal x Boerboel pup, Areli, I want to tell you the questions that guided us in choosing a diet. They are the same questions we ask when figuring out what to feed ourselves.
It’s time to share probiotic dessert ideas! In the past weeks, we’ve hit every meal and then some. The goal being: to share ideas and recipes for getting probiotics with every bite. Today I focus on desserts. Feel free to add your probiotic dessert ideas in the comments, as well as link to blog posts.
It’s time to share probiotic snack ideas! In the past and coming weeks, we’re going to hit every meal and then some. The goal being: to share ideas and recipes for getting probiotics with every bite. Today I focus on snacks. Feel free to add your probiotic snack ideas in the comments, as well as link to blog posts.
It’s time to share probiotic dinner ideas! In the past and coming weeks, we’re going to hit every meal and then some. The goal being: to share ideas and recipes for getting probiotics with every bite (or at least every meal). Today I focus on dinner. Feel free to add your probiotic dinner ideas in the comments, as well as link to blog posts.
It’s time to share your probiotic lunch ideas! In the coming weeks, we’re going to hit every meal and then some. The goal being: to share ideas and recipes for getting probiotics with every bite (or at least every meal). Today we focus on lunch. Got old or new posts with probiotic lunch ideas? Link up!
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