My year 12 Economics teacher used to describe my essay writing reputation as either excellent or poor. He believed that I either wrote wonderful essays or bad essays. I sometimes think my family might think I have the same cooking reputation when it comes to experimenting with new recipes. They either love them or totally… Continue reading Cooking Reputation
This blog started due to my son and my husband having a number of food intolerances. As part of the Blogging from A to Z April Challenge, for the letter 'I' I'm going to investigate food intolerances. What is a food intolerance? What are some symptoms of food intolerances? How can you determine what foods… Continue reading Intolerances Investigated
Welcome to day one of the A to Z blogging Challenge. During April I'm going to be blogging through the alphabet. Since we deal with food intolerances in our house and that's how this blog started I thought I'd share an A to Z list of the foods we can still eat or foods that… Continue reading A is for Apple (A to Z list of foods we can still eat)
I've been making dairy free & soy free recipes for about 8 years now, since my son was first diagnosed with his food intolerances. And then we added gluten free & sulphite free recipes to that about 2 years later, when my husband was tested. So I have had lots of time to find sources… Continue reading 5 Blogs for Recipes that we can use
This is just a quick post to let you know that Feed My Family is now on YouTube. I will continue to post regularly here. The YouTube clips really just complement some of the posts. For example each month I plan to video about one of the books I've read and link this to my… Continue reading Feed My Family Now On YouTube
Today is the 4th Anniversary of starting my blog! My family has certainly grown & changed since then & so has the blog. I originally started it to blog about the challenge of feeding my family with multiple food intolerances. More recently I have blogged not only about physically feeding my family but also about… Continue reading 4 Years On!
It is so easy to focus on what we can't eat now but I was reminded from reading a post from Adventures of an Allergic Foodie, that changing our diet has had very positive effects to us as well. My son was only 9 when he was first diagnosed with food intolerances, see more of his story… Continue reading How my Family’s Food Intolerances has been Good for Me
