My son Sawyer has taken an interest, and loves watching me cook in the kitchen. The other night we made our Whole30 dinner a family activity. Sawyer and I started out by picking herbs from our garden. He wanted his hand in every step, so I let him help me as much as possible! We used a mortar and pestle technique to grind the herbs and he helped me pulse them in the blender. Getting the whole family in the kitchen serves several purposes. Most importantly it is a great way for us to connect as a family. First, we are present with each other. Second, we are actively teaching our son healthy eating habits from a very young age. As he learns how to cook, he will expand his options for healthy, wholesome eating. We have also found that when he dresses like a knight he performs better in the kitchen. ;-)
Ingredients
1 lemons
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Joseph
October 06, 2016
Thank you for such a great blog post, Chef Richard. The weekly recipes really help when we have time to get in the kitchen (LOVE the Family Affair post!!), and your chef prepared meals delivered to our doorstep are spot-on for our needs! And today we see new Fresh Meals being offered for next week delivery. We are excited to try these. Your company has certainly been key in providing us with delicious cuisine and being Whole30 compliant. Thank you again. J.M.