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Kitchen Psychology
3y ago
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Starting the day with a hearty breakfast may not be the best choice for everyone. I have little ones who want to be on the go in the morning. My older kids are sometimes running out the door and tell me they have no time for breakfast. But isn’t breakfast supposed to be the most important meal of the day? How about some protein muffins?
These cookies & cream protein muffins will satisfy any sweet tooth while giving them a protein packed punch as a breakfast treat. Served warm or cold, they are a favorite in our house. Eat them on the go or snuggled up at home with a hot choc ..read more
Kitchen Psychology
4y ago
Print Braciola
Italian stuffed meat recipe served in Sunday sauce
Course dinner
Cuisine Italian
Keyword italian
Prep Time 30 minutes
Cook Time 2 hours
Ingredients
5 cloves garlic
Flank Steak
2 cups Breadcrumbs
1 cup Parmesan Cheese grated
1 tbsp Red Pepper Flakes crushed
1 tbsp Parsley Flakes
1 tsp Salt
1 tsp Pepper ground
2 cups Flour
3 cups Olive Oil Extra Virgin
1 Bundle Broccoli Rabe
1 roll Cooking / Baking string
Instructions
Clean & prep Broccoli Rabe. Cut stems & Rinse in cool water.
Fill pot with 2 cups of water and Broccoli Rabe. Cover and put on stove with me ..read more
Kitchen Psychology
4y ago
Quarantine learning loss is on the rise and may very well be affecting the development of children. When we think of development, we may automatically associate this term with physical. The physical development of children may indeed take a toll due to staying indoors and potentially not getting outdoors enough. In some countries, such as Spain, children had to quarantine and never leave their house entirely. They were only opening their window slightly to allow fresh air to circulate. Organized sports came to a halt, and recess with friends was cancelled. Dance classes were brought to the vir ..read more
Kitchen Psychology
4y ago
Math and counting can is in nearly every element of the kitchen. Think about it. We measure and count ingredients. When setting the table, we take a headcount to see how many place settings we need. There is even a timer on the oven and microwave showing us numbers! There are numbers all around the kitchen, and it is no wonder it may very well be the perfect place for kids to practice math skills.
Pizza Pie Fractions
Fractions can be a tricky concept to grasp, especially when you are first learning them as a kid. While we were remote learning, my son started learning about comparing fractions ..read more
Kitchen Psychology
4y ago
These super easy cookies are both salty and sweet. Made with bisquik, this recipe is a crowd pleaser.
Print Salted Caramel Chocolate Chip Cookies
Course Dessert
Keyword dessert
Ingredients
2 Cups Bisquik
1 Cup light brown sugar
3/4 Cup white sugar
1.5 Sticks Salted butter soften
1 Tsp baking soda
1 Tsp vanilla
2 cups chocolate chips
2 eggs
1/2 cup whole milk
Instructions
Combine white sugar and light brown sugar with eggs.
Add baking soda, vanilla, and milk.
Add bisquik, butter, chocolate chips , and caramel bits.
Preheat oven to 350
Drop cookies or form into round balls ab ..read more
Kitchen Psychology
4y ago
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We love all types of bread in my house. A classic Italian bread is our go-to when serving a delicious pasta dish. Here we have a simple Italian Bread recipe which makes two loaves.
Print Classic Italian Bread
Classic homemade Italian bread. Rustic crunchy crust with pillowy center.
Course bread
Cuisine bread
Keyword Italian Bread
Ingredients
5 Cups Flour All Purpose
1 & 3/4 Cup Water
1/4 Cup Milk
2 Tsp Active Yeast 1 package
2 Tsp Salt
2 Tsp White Sugar
1/4 Cup Olive Oil Extra Virgin
Instructions
Add lukewarm milk to active yeast. Set aside and let bubble.
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Kitchen Psychology
4y ago
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Easy Asian Style Dumpling Recipe. What better way to have takeout than to make it homemade? A delicious and easy recipe made with ground beef but can be adjusted to fit your needs (using ground turkey, veggies, etc).
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Asian Style Dumplings
Easy Asian Style Dumplings. Delicious and Fun to make.
Course Appetizer, dinner
Cuisine asian
Keyword Asian
Prep Time 45 minutes
Cook Time 10 minutes
Equipment
Stand Mixer
Ingredients
3 Cups Flour All Purpose
2 tbsp Whit ..read more
Kitchen Psychology
4y ago
Quick and simple using few ingredients. This quick soup can be served for lunch, dinner, or a snack. The best part is this creamy cauliflower soup is ZERO POINTS with Weight Watchers Blue Plan!
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Quick Creamy Cauliflower Soup
Easy to make and not many ingredients needed to make this delicious, creamy cauliflower soup.
Course Appetizer, dinner, Soup
Keyword soup
Ingredients
1 Large Onion
1 Can White Beans
2 Cloves Garlic
1 Bag Frozen Cauliflower
1 TBSP Black Pepper
2 TBSP Parsley
Instructions
Slice/chop onion and saute over medi ..read more
Kitchen Psychology
4y ago
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Stuffed mushrooms are an easy way of creating a filling appetizer or even a side dish for dinner. In this stuffed mushroom recipe we will create two types. One will be filled with plain stuffing while the other mushroom will include the plain stuffing along with some Italian flavor.
Tips & Tricks
Some tips & tricks before starting your stuffed mushrooms. Buy large enough mushrooms that they can be amply stuffed. I have seen people buy small mushrooms and not enough filling can fit inside. The large the mushroom then the more filling and flavor can be added ..read more
Kitchen Psychology
4y ago
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