Stories for Dads and Moms who Need a Laugh

With The Oppressed being a vegetarian, I sometimes cook meatless meals. It's easier for me to cook one meal for everyone instead of multiple meals for different people. There was one time she wanted to help me shop for dinner and help cook it . Also, Lent is in full swing. This means I am a vegetarian on Fridays for the time being. I got a recipe from Sonia at Love Incredible Recipes . She describes her website as, "including a collection of delicious vegetarian recipes and refined sugar-free recipes." It was a recipe for ratatouille. I have made ratatouille before. It's a fairly simple dish to make, and it's full of vegetables. Always a plus when you have growing Miracles of Christ to feed and keep alive. I like eating it but, once again, I am in the minority. It hasn't been a hit with the family. You can find Sonia's recipe here or just scroll down. There were some options for me as I was planning the meal for this particular evening. I had some other v...

It's not always easy cooking for the family. I have four children, one of them a vegetarian, and all of them have different tastes. Sometimes it's easier for me to just go into a cooking project telling myself at least one child will have a complaint when dinner is served. Cooking that Needs Inspiration Last Christmas, I received some cooking magazines to help broaden my culinary horizons and get a little more inspiration. I've been able to try out some new recipes, and the results have brought fairly positive feedback from my ungrateful little darlings who couldn't fry an egg on a rock in Death Valley . Some people enjoy cooking. I cook because I need to keep my children alive. Despite the criticism, they manage to eat the swill I put in front of them and stay alive. I was fortunate enough to receive a recipe for Spaghetti Carbonara from Francesca De Franco at VinoCibo . The recipe seemed easy enough. Easy is good for someone like me who can't cook without the gui...