Since the release of The Supernatural Kids Cookbook we've been noticing that teaching healthy cooking to kids is becoming more prevalent and it's about time. When I published the first natural foods cookbook in l977 (Supernatural) I couldn't even say it was vegetarian because vegetarians were considered fringey types. Not any more. Now even Oprah Winfrey calls herself "veganish."
Here's my latest interview on a site( Kids Cooking Activities) that shares the same philosphy as all of us at The Supernatural Kids Cookbook.
At the last minute, I thought to send Debbie Madson, the amazing woman who runs several sites geared to everything that is good for kids, a photo of the Swedish Pancakes that I talk about. My Mom would have loved that her yummy recipe is being passed down the generations.
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Hi Nancy,
I also shop that Farmer's Market and I'm taking my family back to the Earth with our food choices. I'm wondering how many people you're feeding on that $60 from Farmer's Market and how much you're spending at Whole Foods and/or TJs too?
I'm writing a blog also about my going mostly raw while introducing solid, whole foods to my baby... it's called Home to the Inn (www.hometotheinn.com) and I'd love it if you checked it out!
This kind of information is right up my alley... incidentally I'm reviewing your book for www.bamboofamilymag.com and I have to say my daughter (she's 4) and I absolutely love it! We're going to make your Grandma's Oatmeal Cookies tonight... so Thank You in advance for the deliciousness! xoxo
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