Summarize summer with corn on the cob

I have more to write about our holiday at Smuggs, but I wanted to get something down about corn before I (a) forgot and because (b) I'm feeling a little obsessed about summer produce at the moment. Corn is one of my favourite summertime veggies. Whether it's boiled in water or roasted on the … Continue reading →

Bon Echo: more about the food and stuff

As a bit of a continuation of the campfire pizza post I wanted to write more about the camping food side of things. I have to confess that for all of our healthy eating, for us it’s a time to junk out... so much so that when I’m grocery shopping before we go I cringe to think that I might … Continue reading →

Will they eat it: Asian chicken salad with lots ‘o greens

It's been awhile since I've done a "will they eat it" post. I don't want to give the impression that I'm not cooking anything, it's just that I haven't had the time or the energy to do much experimenting lately. But here I am! And this time it's with a light and summery dinner-type salad that … Continue reading →

Tomkins’ Toastee Meat Snax™

a.k.a. a recipe for schnitzel a.k.a. how to assemble and make your own breaded pork cutlets Sorry to keep making a spectacle of myself in the toasted meat department but I am compelled to illustrate that it is possible to have toaster-ready* meat snacks on hand if you so desire, and you can … Continue reading →

This is what marketing to moms looks like today

I've talked a lot about pitches and things here at the Fishbowl. I had to post a pitch policy just to stem the tide of misdirected pitches. I thought it would be interesting to show you what one looks like today. If there is ONE THING that gets my goat is when we are constantly reminded how … Continue reading →

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Summarize summer with corn on the cob

Bon Echo: more about the food and stuff

Will they eat it: Asian chicken salad with lots ‘o greens

Tomkins’ Toastee Meat Snax™

This is what marketing to moms looks like today