Bethany Wright

Bethany lives in Ohio with her wonderful husband, delightful 8-year-old daughter, and adorable 5-year-old son. When she’s not busy making a disaster in the kitchen, she enjoys taking all-day cycling excursions with her family and reading books. She comes from a long line of cooks, including ancestors who were chefs to German nobility. Despite her chops in the kitchen, she is completely unskilled at vegetable gardening. (Her consolation is knowing that in a zombie apocalypse, her role would be the town baker and not farmer.) A long-time KS reader, Bethany is thankful for Kitchen Stewardship's baby-steps and Monday Missions that have completely transformed her family’s life. Bethany blogs regularly at WoodhavenPl.comRead Bethany's bio.

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3 Markers You Must Have in Your Fridge and Why They’ll Save Your Leftovers

Labeling food containers is such an important habit in keeping our kitchens organized and preventing food waste. Sometimes food storage labels work but I have an easier solution for kitchen labeling – for everything from labeling jars to plastics.  Every single human wrestles with certain deep, existential questions in life. You know, the “who am […]

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Six delicious ways to use zucchini...without tasting it! Use it now, store if for later. Lots of tips and recipes.

6 Ways to Use Zucchini When You Don’t Like the Taste (And How to Save It for Winter)

Zucchini is an amazing vegetable, but you have to know what to do with it. Maybe you’ve tried zoodles and need more zucchini ideas? Should you hide zucchini? Dehydrate it? What’s the best way to make zucchini? How do you prep zucchini? How to Use Zucchini Oh zucchini, how I love thee! There are so many

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Find a Meal Plan Method That Works for YOU (and Why Thematic Planning Saved Our Dinner)

From weekly food prep to once a month cooking, here are meal plan methods to try to see what meal planning strategy works best for you and  your family.   Even if you’re not doing a tricky diet like a Whole30 or going camping while gluten-free, we all KNOW in our heads that meal planning is

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Instant Pot Cherry Compote recipe - 4 minutes of cook time and you'll have a Paleo and AIP treat everyone will love...but it's so good you may want it all for yourself!

Instant Pot Cherry Compote Recipe {Paleo & AIP Compliant} + 10 Instant Pot Desserts To Try NOW!

It’s no secret how much I love my Instant Pot. I mean, I even made it all 5 of my New Year’s Resolutions, for goodness sake.  But if you asked me to name my favorite thing to make in the Instant Pot, I think I would have a hard time narrowing that down. I love making

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Gluten free kitchen rules - Tips on how to avoid cross contamination everyday

17 Hidden Sources of Gluten In Your Kitchen (That Aren’t Food)

When diagnosed with Celiac disease, people often have a crisis, wondering how do I even begin a gluten-free diet and not go crazy? It’s so important for their health, and the eating part is figure-out-able, but then there are more questions about cross-contamination, like “Can you kill gluten? Does a dishwasher get rid of gluten?”

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New vegetable to try & it works great in the spiralizer! ... Kohlrabi

{Series: Those Weird Veggies} Everything You Didn’t Know to Ask About Kohlrabi

There is an alien invading your grocery store. And, no. I don’t mean those “Franken-foods” like bottled cheese whiz or marshmallow whip in a jar. I mean an actual, certifiable, GREEN ALIEN. One with strange wrinkles and things sticking out of its face. I give you: Kohlrabi. Well, I’m guessing you’ve gathered by now that

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New Series - what to do with those Weird Veggies - all about how to buy, store, make and eat parsnips

{Series: Those Weird Veggies} Everything you Didn’t Know to Ask About Parsnips

Welcome to a new series that I’m so excited about: Those Weird Veggies. Thanks to some developing health issues, I’ve had to pull back from my go-to recipes (like meals including grains, dairy, and eggs) and really focus on meats, fruits, and veggies. Desperation can drive you to exploration… and in the process I’ve discovered

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Easy, Creamy Eggnog Recipe

Growing up, eggnog was something we really didn’t have around the house. It was far too sweet, too expensive, and too full of ingredients that family members were allergic to—like high fructose corn syrup. So it just wasn’t present in my childhood. But when you get married, traditions merge. After a lengthy search to find

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