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Posted on April 13, 2015 by RealFoodie

Do your kids know the art of making a good sandwich? In just weeks away, Jamie Oliver- the British Celebrity Chef & children’s food education pioneer- along with his 1600 global ambassadors are stepping outside the box of peanut butter … Continue reading →

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Farmer’s Market Inspiration

Posted on March 15, 2015 by RealFoodie

Meet Farmer David Moreno of Moreno Farms near Scottsdale, AZ, USA. As i stood at his produce stand on this warm, sunny day with breezes swirling the blossom scents of the Sonoran Desert all around me- I couldn’t help but … Continue reading →

Posted in Childhood Diabetes, Childhood Obesity, Cookbook, foodie love, Health, Meatless, Obesity, Parenting | Tagged community, cooking, family, farmers market, Food Revolution, health, ingredients, jamie oliver, kale, lifestyle, parenting, Vegetables, weekend fun | 4 Comments

A Lovely Week of Inspirational Cooking

Posted on February 15, 2015 by RealFoodie

Did you ever realize, when you simply go through the motions of cooking, it just doesn’t taste as good? Find your inspiration. (Photo: our Valentine dessert using real colors- soft & sweet strawberry Mochi colored with beet juice, tart & … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrations, Cookbook, cooking videos, Education, foodie love | Tagged Breakfasts in bed, Family Cooking, Food Tube, jamie oliver, Jamie's new app, Jennifer Tyler Lee, love, real colors, real food, The 52 New Foods Challenge, The Food Revolution Community, The Pollan Family Cookbook, Valentine's Day | Leave a comment

My Week Cooking from The Pollan Family Table Cookbook

Posted on January 17, 2015 by RealFoodie

“It is never to late to find your way in the kitchen.” – … Continue reading →

Posted in Childhood Diabetes, Childhood Obesity, Cookbook, Education, foodie love, Health, Healthy School Kids, Obesity, Parenting | Tagged children, cookbook, cooking, family dinners, food porn, Food Revolution, health, jamie oliver, meal planning, parenting, real food, recipes, The Pollan Family Table, Vegetables | 4 Comments

“Dying” Food Culture Video / Happy October 01

Posted on October 1, 2014 by RealFoodie

HAPPY FRIGHT MONTH READERS, WOO HOO HA HA HA Don’t be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Don’t be THAT house… with a dying food culture. Click on this link below to watch a ONE MINUTE SCARY Food Education … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrations, Childhood Diabetes, Childhood Obesity, Education, Parenting | Tagged celebrations, children, diabetes, family, Food Culture, food education, gardens, Halloween, health, jamie oliver, real food, scary videos, Trick or Treat | Leave a comment

Humble Risotto

Posted on September 23, 2014 by RealFoodie

Warmth in a bowl. A little parmesan cheese, a lot of homemade chicken stock, and the scent of onions and celery softening away in butter & olive oil. I’m home. Jamie Oliver just came out with his latest cookbook, Jamie’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrations, Childhood Diabetes, Childhood Obesity, Education, foodie love, Health, Healthy School Kids, Obesity, Parenting | Tagged cooking, cooking with wine, dinner, family, food education, Food Revolution, ingredients, jamie oliver, jamie's comfort food, kids, parenting, real food, risotto, Vegetables | Leave a comment

Jamie Oliver’s New #ComfortFood Cookbook

Posted on September 23, 2014 by RealFoodie

I forgot how much i love a steak sandwich. Want to know what i say every time i cook a Jamie Oliver recipe? “I can’t believe i just made this!!!” It’s that good. I love playing in the kitchen with such … Continue reading →

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