Peach Salsa
In attempt to simplify my life this year, I’ve decided to have dinner on the table when the kids get home from school.
This solves the after school grumpies and “I’M STARVING“ issue, and frees up my evening to be more involved with them instead of lost in the kitchen.
This really works well with Jace. He is a big bad Kindergartner. This means he has to do EVERYTHING right. He has to do what everyone else is doing because he doesn’t want to be different.
Jace comes home from school HUNGRY and GRUMPY! He never eats his school lunch. Everyday I pack a lunch for him and EVERYDAY he returns with it untouched. Needless to say, he is GRUMPY!
Having the older 3 kids at school all day frees up my afternoon to put some thought into my meal plans and enjoy the quiet moments in the kitchen while preparing.
Today I thought I’d surprise them and make an old family favorite, Enchiladas. I have made this recipe from the get- go of our marriage. Sam has always loved it and we use to eat it a lot. That is, till last year when I began following GREENSMOTHIEGIRL.COM We stopped eating meat every meal.
Now that it is winter I do use meat. Mostly chicken (Organic) but never use the full amount called for in the recipe. Today I noticed I had half a pound of hamburger left over so I thought I’d use it up.
As I was making the enchiladas I had a big smile on my face, remembering all the times this meal was such a hit.
I had everything set and was waiting for the school bus when I decided to cut up Jace’s food so it wouldn’t be so hot. As I did this I couldn’t resist. I had to steal a taste.
The bus pulled up to the house just as I began chewing...it was so gross!
What had I done wrong? All I could taste was an overbearing flavor of MEAT!
With no time to spare I pulled out the container of Peach Salsa and set it on the table.
The kids were excited to have food waiting for them and I cautiously watched as they dug in.
“It tastes much better with salsa.” I added to their first bites.
All of them dumped Peach Salsa on top, including me.
Jarom excused himself from the table saying he was still full from lunch.
Jennica drowned hers in sour cream and more salsa to get it down.
Jace had his plate empty and was asking for chips to go with his salsa before I could even swallow.
Sam called just after I cleared the table. He was very excited to hear we were having enchiladas.
I told him they tasted like a dead cow. ( He said he preferred his hamburger dead.)
My dinner was a flop.
When Sam got home from work I warned him not to eat it. He made a Peanut Butter Sandwich instead.
Three hours after eating dinner... Jace threw up.
Point proven- You can eat anything with Peach Salsa.
Buy yours now at your local Costco- Super sized!
This solves the after school grumpies and “I’M STARVING“ issue, and frees up my evening to be more involved with them instead of lost in the kitchen.
This really works well with Jace. He is a big bad Kindergartner. This means he has to do EVERYTHING right. He has to do what everyone else is doing because he doesn’t want to be different.
Jace comes home from school HUNGRY and GRUMPY! He never eats his school lunch. Everyday I pack a lunch for him and EVERYDAY he returns with it untouched. Needless to say, he is GRUMPY!
Having the older 3 kids at school all day frees up my afternoon to put some thought into my meal plans and enjoy the quiet moments in the kitchen while preparing.
Today I thought I’d surprise them and make an old family favorite, Enchiladas. I have made this recipe from the get- go of our marriage. Sam has always loved it and we use to eat it a lot. That is, till last year when I began following GREENSMOTHIEGIRL.COM We stopped eating meat every meal.
Now that it is winter I do use meat. Mostly chicken (Organic) but never use the full amount called for in the recipe. Today I noticed I had half a pound of hamburger left over so I thought I’d use it up.
As I was making the enchiladas I had a big smile on my face, remembering all the times this meal was such a hit.
I had everything set and was waiting for the school bus when I decided to cut up Jace’s food so it wouldn’t be so hot. As I did this I couldn’t resist. I had to steal a taste.
The bus pulled up to the house just as I began chewing...it was so gross!
What had I done wrong? All I could taste was an overbearing flavor of MEAT!
With no time to spare I pulled out the container of Peach Salsa and set it on the table.
The kids were excited to have food waiting for them and I cautiously watched as they dug in.
“It tastes much better with salsa.” I added to their first bites.
All of them dumped Peach Salsa on top, including me.
Jarom excused himself from the table saying he was still full from lunch.
Jennica drowned hers in sour cream and more salsa to get it down.
Jace had his plate empty and was asking for chips to go with his salsa before I could even swallow.
Sam called just after I cleared the table. He was very excited to hear we were having enchiladas.
I told him they tasted like a dead cow. ( He said he preferred his hamburger dead.)
My dinner was a flop.
When Sam got home from work I warned him not to eat it. He made a Peanut Butter Sandwich instead.
Three hours after eating dinner... Jace threw up.
Point proven- You can eat anything with Peach Salsa.
Buy yours now at your local Costco- Super sized!
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