Jan Scott
Jan Scott is a well-known Canadian cookbook author, food writer, and the creator of Family Bites, a popular blog devoted to family-focused recipes and easy-to-execute entertaining and party ideas. She’s been the food editor for SavvyMom.ca since 2011, and has had essays and articles published in a variety of print and online publications. Prior to making the transition to food writing, she worked for a private catering company for eight years. Her first book, Gatherings: Bringing People Together with Food was shortlisted for the 2015 Taste Canada Food Writing Awards in the Best General Cookbook category. Jan lives in Toronto, with her husband and their three sons.
How to Write a Thoughtful Thank You Note to Teachers
To accompany your gift and really touch their hearts, enclose a handwritten thank you note for teacher. Here are a few things to remember when helping your little one write their note.
Two-Ingredient Homemade Sorbet for Summer
Homemade sorbet is a ridiculously healthy and ridiculously easy frozen treat for summer that’s packed with fresh flavour.
3 Fun Summer Birthday Party Themes for Toddlers
Summer babies grow into summer toddlers with the fun of summer birthday parties. Make your toddler’s next birthday party extra special with one of these fun themes.
Feta Salsa
The literal translation of “salsa” is sauce. And while this might not be your typical interpretation of sauce or of salsa, this festive feta salsa goes great with grilled summer meals or even as a salad topper.
Lord Stanley’s Snacking Sticks
Prep these Lord Stanley’s Snacking Sticks for a playoff viewing party or a hockey-themed birthday party and add some colour and crunch and nutrients to your future all-star players’ diets.
Key Lime Pie Icebox Cupcakes
Key Lime icebox cupcakes, you say? This no-bake dessert layers sweetened and flavoured cream with regular cookies which creates an individual dessert to delight whoever is lucky enough to enjoy it.
Make-Ahead Mother’s Day Menu Ideas
If you have to entertain on Mother’s Day, don’t spend the day in the kitchen. Use our make-ahead menus for Mother’s Day brunch, lunch, and dinner.
Breakfast Bread
This simple breakfast bread is almost like a pizza with eggs on top, only it’s healthier, definitely quicker to cook.
Fresh Homemade Spring Rolls
Fresh spring rolls are one of my favourite warmer weather dinners. They can be as simple or snazzy as one desires and they are an excellent interactive meal for the kids to assist with.
Chia Pudding Pots
Chia pudding is a semi-sweet treat that is a nutritional powerhouse and perfect for portioning out to toddlers in search of a snack.