Crunchy, sweet, and spicy all wrapped up in one tortilla it’s a combination of unique flavors that work together for one incredible Taco Tuesday! Who’s ready to cook these Sweet and Spicy Sriracha Chicken Tacos?
Watch how they’re made here:
All my paleo, grain free, gluten free friends, get excited. We can have bread again! This Paleo bread is easy to make and perfect for building sandwiches and morning toasts. No more missing out on your favorites just because you’ve gone grain-free.
See how to make my version of Paleo bread a.k.a Blender Bread here:
Korean beef with crunchy cabbage slaw and Sriracha dressing tucked in a warm tortilla… careful now because these Korean Beef Tacos are going to blow your mind.
Forget plain, boring banana bread, overripe bananas deserve to be turned into something incredible. Which is why today I’m sharing my Double Chocolate Banana Bread Recipe with you.
It’s ultra chocolatey, moist, and life-changing. Watch how easy it is to make:
It doesn’t get better than these Tequila Lime Pulled Pork Tacos. The pork is slow cooked with tequila until tender and falling apart. Moms, don’t worry, all the alcohol cooks out but all the amazing flavor stay in the pork.
To all my fellow moms, this Pizza Chicken is everything you’ve been waiting for. It has all the goodness of cheesy pizza without the carbs and is made in one skillet!
Writing about this dish wasn’t enough, I HAD to make a video and it’s totally worth watching:
This post is sponsored by Science Studio by Bayer. All opinions are my own.
“Mom, I’m borrrrred” are words I hear more often than I’d like. Immediately, in my mom-voice, I start to throw out suggestions of things my kids can go do -many of which get turned down on the spot.
If the grandparents are around when this exchange happens, this mama must hear about how “kids this age love everything electronic and good old experiments and games aren’t as exciting…”
And so, it begins. A frantic search on the web for games and experiments my kids can do at home immediately without requiring a trip to the store.
And then I realize that our favorite in-home voice service, Alexa, has the answers!
My kids already love talking to Alexa inside our Echo Dot about the weather, play music, tell jokes, and help them with their Spanish homework translations. I use my Echo Dot to ask Alexa to help me set multiple kitchen timers and add things to my to-do list.
Recently, I’ve discovered the Science Studio by Bayer available on our Echo Dot where Alexa guides my kids through a series of kid-friendly science experiments they can do at home with things we already have.
Simple science experiments my kids love like how to build an Alka-Rocket, How to Make Slime, Making Elephant’s Toothpaste, and the one we made the other day, the Martian Jelly.
What I love about the Science Studio experiments is that they teach my kids simple and important science lessons that support their studies. The Martian Jelly, for example, was a lesson about chemical reactions.
With the Martian Jelly, the kids learned that chemical reactions occur when one chemical comes into contact with another. For example, when you add baking soda (a base), it turns the solution basic and turns the purple color of the grape jelly solution to a greenish-black color.
Then, when added vinegar (which contains acetic acid), the grape jelly solution re-acidifies, and the color changes back to purple. Also, mixing baking soda and vinegar together causes a reaction that releases a gas called carbon dioxide (CO2) –something that was a bit advanced for the boys but their sister in 7th grade knew all about.
With a simple command of “Alexa, open Science Studio” the boys got started and my little scientists had everything we needed to make Martian Jelly in our kitchen.
The Science Studio experiments is everything we hope interactive learning is for our kids: fun, engaging, and educational. The boys began to measure out what they needed as Alexa, in her most patient voice, guided them step-by-step through the experiment.
“This is so cool! The jelly turns black!” I could hear from the kitchen.
We’ve so far made Martian Jelly and Elephant Toothpaste and both experiments have been a blast. I feel really good that they are doing educational activities that keep them off “electronic devices” while my kids are having fun.
Their excitement about the experiments was contagious as they shared their new discoveries with their friends and repeated the experiments that same afternoon. It all starts with a “Alexa…” and I heard giggles on repeat from the kitchen.
Science Studio by Bayer is available inside all Alexa-enabled devices and you can get started with a simple “Alexa, open Science Studio.” To learn more about Bayer’s Science Studio, check out the website here.
Which of the Science Experiments will you try first?
This chili recipe is a retake of one of the most popular recipes on my blog, the All Meat and Veggie Chili has no beans and it’s 100% paleo approved. I think it’s about time we made the slow cooker version, don’t you?
Who doesn’t love a big bowl of chili? I’ve learned that it doesn’t matter what time of year it is, my crew is always game for this All Meat and Veggie Chili.
I present to you THE Coconut Crusted Fish Tacos- Coconut crusted fish baked to crispy perfection and topped with fresh pico de gallo, mango, and avocado!
I’ve been waiting for this day for sooo long and it’s finally here! This is my absolute favorite fish taco from the Taco Tuesday Cookbook and you get to watch me make it here:
Perfectly soft and fluffy Cinnamon Pancakes with Homemade Cinnamon Syrup is soon to be your new favorite breakfast recipe that will warm you from the inside out!
While I love Cinnamon Roll Pancakes I wanted to switch up the recipe and make a Cinnamon Syrup drizzle instead of the cream cheese glaze.
The results were smashing, in a very good way. Fluffy pancakes, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, drizzled with Cinnamon Syrup. BOOM! It’s like eating a cinnamon infused cloud and that would be a dream come true.
These are so good, they deserved their own video:
Homemade Cinnamon syrup is liquid gold and perfect for pancakes, waffles, or even drizzled over warm oats! Watch how easy this pancake elixir is to make in the video:
This post is sponsored by Sunsweet. Thank you for supporting the companies that encourage my creativity and work.
The classic English scone recipe homemade. These are fluffy scones you won’t be able to live without! Check out how easy they are to make in this video.