sparrow13
Cathlete
So I have to give a plug to this great cookbook even though I am not a mother. 
This was recommended to me by my sis (funny: the author is Cathe Olson, my sis called me up all excited, "I think your fitness lady has a cookbook!") I'd call the recipes vegetarian home cooking: hearty flavors, simply ingredients (for the most part) and family-friendly. So far I've made the beanballs, the squash and cabbage saute, the granola, the sunshine slaw and the tamale pie, all of which were excellent, especially the tamale pie. Also, the book talks a lot about whole foods for pregnant and breastfeeding women (that is essentially who it is for) gives the nutrient breakdown and nutrition info for every recipe and also provides vegan alternatives.
Sparrow
"The winds of grace are always blowing but it's you who must raise your sail." - Sri Ramakrishna
This was recommended to me by my sis (funny: the author is Cathe Olson, my sis called me up all excited, "I think your fitness lady has a cookbook!") I'd call the recipes vegetarian home cooking: hearty flavors, simply ingredients (for the most part) and family-friendly. So far I've made the beanballs, the squash and cabbage saute, the granola, the sunshine slaw and the tamale pie, all of which were excellent, especially the tamale pie. Also, the book talks a lot about whole foods for pregnant and breastfeeding women (that is essentially who it is for) gives the nutrient breakdown and nutrition info for every recipe and also provides vegan alternatives. Sparrow
"The winds of grace are always blowing but it's you who must raise your sail." - Sri Ramakrishna
