Lovelihood

in jars! From a vegan recipe that did us well. No eggs, no dairy. Had to omit the nuts that those damn vegans insist on infusing all their recipies with. Read more at www.lovelihood.com/blog/little-celebration

The best part about baking the cakes into canning jars? When the lids make that awesome little popping noise. Read more at www.lovelihood.com/blog/little-celebration

Filled just the right amount, which looks like not nearly enough when putting it into the oven. Twenty one cakelets. And yeah, they were awesome. Read more at www.lovelihood.com/blog/little-celebration

The jars, serving their initial purpose as baby food containers. They're the perfect tool for homemade baby food storage. Read more at www.lovelihood.com/blog/little-celebration

I LOVE these jars. 4 ounces is perfect for storing the baby food, easy enough to pack up for eating out, and the straight sides make for way easier feeding than the commercial baby food jars. And can you say microwave-safe? Read more at www.lovelihood.com/blog/little-celebration

Apples and rice. This had been our preferred breakfast until The Girlie started eschewing things out of jars, in favor of things off our plates. If only she knew that the foods I made for her were generally way better than the things I made for the rest of the family. Read more at www.lovelihood.com/blog/little-celebration