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Having a purpose will help you focus your efforts in the right direction you want to go and help you prioritize when you are feeling overwhelmed.

Be aware of the actions you take throughout your day and ask yourself if they are bringing you closer to what your heart desires and your goals. When you feel exhausted and are facing challenges, come back to your Why. Remember why you embarked on this crazy adventure.

Baleadas, Enchiladas Hondureñas and Tres Leche Cake

noelskitchen • March 8, 2016Daily Family Kitchen Inspiration, Dinner, Kids In The Kitchen

Our family menu on Saturday night Baleadas, Enchiladas Hondurenas

Our family menu on Saturday night Baleadas, Enchiladas Hondureñas and Tres Leche Cake. Sounds good right? Our son cooked us a 3-course meal as part of his Spanish class project. This is what he…

A Mom’s Guide To Meal Planning

noelskitchen • February 14, 2013Cookbooks, Meal Planning

When I wrote my first e-cookbook back in 2010, I had absolutely no idea how much fun and easy it would be to share some of my family’s comforting foods that are our family’s favorites. I feel…

Quick Tomato Soup with Crunchy Garlic Croutons

noelskitchen • August 28, 2012Soup, Stews and Chili

This is a “quick but real” soup – it’s simple for the older kids to help make, perfect start-to-finish time of 20 minutes for a busy weeknight, and contains just a few simple ingredients found in…

Kids In The Kitchen

noelskitchen • March 21, 2012Kids In The Kitchen

Teaching young children how to cook, I think, is one of the greatest accomplishments; not just for your children but for you the parent as well. Children may often look awkward or clumsy stirring…

Back To School Cooking Series:Cooking Lessons For Kids

noelskitchen • September 7, 2011Kids In The Kitchen, Kitchen Tips

I’m excited later this week to introduce another chapter to my Back To School Cooking Series. I feel strongly that cooking and eating together is a great satisfaction that often…