Foodness Gracious - Week 17

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Recipes

St. Patrick’s Day is just behind us, but you may have all sorts of food leftover from your parties and festivities.

Wondering what to do with all that corned beef?

Never fear! We have you covered with an amazing messy delicious sandwich that we guarantee will have you coming back for seconds.

Welcome to your home Cheesy Corned Beef Pull-Apart Sliders! This is comfort food at its finest. Soft Hawaiian rolls, salty corned beef, gooey Swiss cheese, topped with butter and everything bagel seasoning. This will be a family favorite for years to come.

Grab a new 9×13 pan to make this for years to come, or check out our whisk reviews for that buttery slider topping.

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Reviews

I’ll be honest. I never thought much of a whisk. When making scrambled eggs, I went old school with a fork and a bowl.

However, there are times where a wooden spoon or a fork just won’t cut it. If you’ve ever made a batter and struggled to get those lumps out, a whisk is your new best friend.

We upgraded our whisk game with the responsible option in our whisk reviews. It’s very reasonably priced, made from bamboo, and it just looks so cool with its black finish.

Check out our reviews and consider upgrading your whisk game!

Responsibility

We recently posted a food-responsibility article on meal planning. You may ask yourself how planning your meals each week can make you more food-responsible.

By planning your weekly meals, you are more organized with your grocery shopping (and likely spend less too!). In addition, you now may eat healthier options and have less food waste.

It’s a genius cycle and is a great practice.

Friends of ours implemented a system with their kids where they map our their dinners for the week on a family board. The kids enjoy the planning now too and everyone is happy with the plan.

Check out the family meal planning board here as it is a great practice to help you plan your meals and become more responsible!

Foodness Fun - Poll

Spring break and vacation season are almost upon us. That means planning for travel and vacations! Quite possibly, you may be looking at traveling to a major city (I’m planning on going to New York City later this year).

Thinking of big cities made me think about New York and Chicago. When I think about New York and Chicago, I think about pizza. Oh my this is quite the debate. I can’t wait to see how this turns out!