Adventures With Whole Wheat: My Family Suffered So Yours Doesn’t Have To (Prologue)

Posted on 19. Oct, 2009 by Kate in Musings, Recipes

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I stood in the bathroom hurriedly pulling half my youngest daughter’s hair into a lopsided ponytail when Nate walked in, kissed me goodbye, and said, “I don’t know what you made, but it tastes like chalk.”

112 Responses to “Adventures With Whole Wheat: My Family Suffered So Yours Doesn’t Have To (Prologue)”

  1. wend

    24. Oct, 2009

    do you think you can compile your recipes into a book?

  2. eli

    24. Oct, 2009

    I can’t believe it

  3. monica

    24. Oct, 2009

    stumbled on your blog…wow, i like what your doing

  4. dave

    24. Oct, 2009

    death to the cats!!! i hate cats

  5. geoff

    24. Oct, 2009

    what does it take to get appreciation

  6. jen

    24. Oct, 2009

    i never get any thanks from my kids…but a husband?!

  7. shandrae

    24. Oct, 2009

    Those muffins look too good to taste like chalk, but of course appearances can be deceiving…

  8. Shandrae

    24. Oct, 2009

    A. says: Lips smacking together….those muffins are making me hungry. Want to eat.

  9. David

    24. Oct, 2009

    My wife actually makes really good wheat bread, but the other night she forgot to put eggs in the crust for the pot pie she was making. It didn’t taste like chalk, but it was interesting.

  10. Shandrae

    24. Oct, 2009

    I think compiling your recipes into a book is a great idea. Or you can just keep posting them here, just so we get to try them.

  11. Chas

    24. Oct, 2009

    You should totally publish a cookbook! My wife and I have been trying some your recipes and they’re great.

  12. Name (required)

    24. Oct, 2009

    Good luck with the contest!

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