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This Week’s Pork Challenge: Boneless Pork Loin Chops #Publix4Pork

February 4, 2012 · by Tiffany Merritt · 1 Comment

Last week I told you about the “Good and Good for You” Challenge that I’m participating in, where I’m trying out different cuts of pork each week in different tasty and healthy dishes that are easy to prepare. Last week we tried pork tenderloin and made pork sliders. They were a HUGE hit; we were all disappointed when all the leftovers were gone!

This week we were challenged to try a recipe that might be good for “game day” (I hear that there’s a football game on this weekend that is sort of a big deal…). Thanks to Porkbeinspired.com (an AWESOME resource for great pork recipes) I found the perfect dish! P.F. Chang’s look out, because we made our own pork lettuce wraps this week!

Here’s the recipe!

Thai Lettuce Wraps with Satay Pork Strips

Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Marinating Time: 1 hour
4 boneless top loin pork chops, about 1-inch thick
Vegetable oil cooking sprayMarinade: 1/2 cup hoisin sauce
1/4 cup soy sauce
2 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoons sesame oil
1 tablespoon fresh ginger root, minced
1 tablespoon garlic , minced
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepperWraps: 

3 large heads butter lettuce, leaves separated
2 medium carrots, peeled and cut into 2-inch matchsticks
1 English cucumber, cut into 2-inch matchsticks
2 ounces bean thread (Asian cellophane noodles), soaked for 15 minutes in hot water, and then drained
16 sprigs fresh cilantro

Sauces: 

1/4 cup corn syrup
3 tablespoons fresh cilantro, minced
1 tablespoon lime juice
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup prepared Thai sweet chili sauce
1/4 cup prepared Thai peanut sauce

Place chops in large self-sealing plastic bag; combine marinade ingredients in small bowl and pour over chops. Seal bag and refrigerate 1 to 4 hours. Remove from refrigerator 30 minutes prior to grilling. Prepare medium-hot fire in charcoal grill or preheat gas grill to medium high. Arrange coals or burners so there is medium-low zone for finishing chops.

When ready to grill, remove chops from marinade (discarding marinade). Spray grill grate with vegetable oil spray. Grill pork directly over medium-high fire until seared, 3-4 minutes per side. Slide chops to cooler part of grill, cover, and continue to grill until pork registers 145 degrees F. when checked with an instant-read thermometer, about 5 minutes longer. Transfer to cutting board and let rest for 5 minutes before slicing.

While pork is marinating, arrange stack of large lettuce leaves attractively on large serving platter. Place carrots, cucumber, bean thread, and cilantro leaves in small dishes and arrange on serving platter.

In small serving bowl or ramekin, mix together corn syrup, minced cilantro, lime juice, and salt. Place sweet chili sauce and peanut sauce in small serving bowls or ramekins.

Cut pork into thin slices. Lay 3 medium-sized leaves of lettuce on serving platter and arrange pork on lettuce.

To assemble, let each guest place a lettuce leaf on an appetizer plate. Arrange 2 slices of pork on top of the lettuce. Mound a bit of carrot, cucumber, and bean thread over top. Add a couple cilantro leaves and drizzle one of the sauces over top. Fold over the lettuce to form a roll and enjoy!

Serves 8 as an appetizer.

 

While there are several elements to the dish, they do come together very easily. We further simplified things by using our George Foreman grill to cook the chops. Easy!

So what makes this a great game day alternative to hot dogs, nachos, or even ribs (which, incidentally, are on sale this week at Publix through the 8th if you want to go that route!)? This is a much leaner cut of meat, which cuts back on your calorie intake. The other ingredients in the dish are also, corn syrup aside, healthy, too. But the fun factor if 100% there. These are so much fun to make and so satisfying to eat. They will fill you just like something heavier would, but without the stomachache that would follow a big plate of chili cheese fries! They are also 100% full of flavor, which will definitely make them a crowd favorite.

I will tell you that I honestly never realized you could to anything with pork chops besides just make pork chops. So I never bought them. I was so wrong, though! There are TONS of creative recipes out there (Pinterest, anyone?!) and now that we’ve tried this cut of meat, it is on my radar to pick up in the future. It is a healthy choice for my family with endless possibilities for preparation.

If you’d like to learn more about making healthy eating choices by using pork, be sure to follow Pork Be Inspired on Facebook as well as Twitter for great tips, as well as contest info!

Disclosure: I am participation in this campaign in conjunction with The Motherhood, and am being compensated for my time. All thoughts and opinions expressed here are strictly my own.


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PediaCare New Dosing Features

February 4, 2012 · by Tiffany Merritt · 49 Comments

I want to highly recommend that you check out this video (just under 4 minutes) that can tell you about the updates to acetaminophen products. It’s important to get updated on what’s been changing with these products so that you can know best how to treat them when they get sick. The video also has some really good tips for how to get kids to take their medicine! Here’s a link to the new dosage chart, as well.

I have been trying out PediaCare’s Fever Reducer/Pain Reliever with Darah (we had a recent cold circulate in the house). And I LOVE the new dispenser method. Darah prefers to take her medicine with a syringe, and we used to spend a LOT of time trying to get her medicine out in the proper dosage (we’d often get air pockets over get too much medicine out, and then put too much back in…such a pain!). The flow restriction that the products now have has ensured that we get it right the first time!

I also LOVE that they have a dosage based on weight. It’s really important to read that label carefully! I’m really glad to see on the infant products that it doesn’t just say, “ask a doctor.” That used to drive me nuts! Now you have a better idea for the proper dosage. But do make sure you know the weight of your child…no guessing!

I also like that PediaCare products are dye free, so that’s one less harmful thing for my kids to be ingesting.

The PediaCare Infants Fever Reducer/Pain Reliever is intended for ages 0-36 months and retails for $6.99 for a 2 ounce bottle. PediaCare Children’s Fever Reducer/Pain Reliever is intended for ages 2-11 and is $7.59 for a 4 ounce bottle.

Edit: This giveaway is now closed.

Win it!: One lucky Stuff Parents Need reader will win one bottle of PediaCare Infants Fever Reducer/Pain Reliever and one bottle of PediaCare Children’s Fever Reducer/Pain Reliever (ARV of both is $14.58).

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Make a Busy Weeknight Meal Special with Bertolli Meal Soups!

February 3, 2012 · by Tiffany Merritt · Leave a Comment


On Tuesday of this week I got a wild hair about something we had on our list to do before the baby arrives in May. That thing was deep-cleaning our carpets.

I checked out rental fees from our local hardware store, and felt that we should get this knocked out now. I am having company over on Saturday, so I might as well get the house looking nice before they come over!

It was, in theory, an excellent idea. In practice, it was EXTREMELY stressful. I had no idea just how much STUFF we had scattered throughout the house, sitting on carpeted floors. Some of the stuff had a dedicated space (bookshelves), but much of it was stuff that didn’t really have a home, and was left to wander from room to room, pile to pile. I guess we were so used to seeing the piles that we didn’t even notice them any more. So in order to get our carpets ready to be cleaned, we had to start dealing with all that stuff.

It was ugly, people. And honestly, it’s not over. We still have piles in our uncarpeted rooms (like our bathroom and the hallway). But the good news is that we are now forced to make those tough decisions about where things should live, because they really can’t live next to the front door or next to the bathtub!

In the midst of all this craziness, we still had to deal with our everyday responsibilities, not the least of which is making sure we all get something good to eat! This might have been one of those times when calling for takeout or just swinging by a fast food restaurant was in order, but I really didn’t want to spend a lot of money on a meal and I didn’t want to make a really unhealthy choice.

This is where Bertolli came in!

You likely know Bertolli as a great line of Italian food products that you can find at your local grocery store. I have always found what they make to be of an excellent quality. Did you know that they now offer a frozen soup called Bertolli Meal Soups? They are an EXCELLENT alternative to picking up something quick, and they are even easier than take out because they don’t require you to go get anything (other than picking it up the next time you are at the grocery store).

We tried the Tomato Florentine and Tortellini with Chicken soup. Yes, it was every bit as good as it sounds! It was creamy, tasted fresh and fully of flavor and left us very full and satisfied. If I had received the exact same bowl of soup in a restaurant, I would have been very pleased! All I had to do in order to make this delicious meal was open the bag, dump the contents into a microwave-safe bowl, cover it with plastic wrap, and let it cook for 14 minutes, stirring once halfway through. EFFORTLESS, people!

Other flavors that are currently available in this line include the following:

  • Chicken Minestrone
  • Roasted Chicken & Rotini Pasta
  • Tuscan-Style Beef with Vegetables

I made this meal smack dab in the middle of our carpet cleaning craziness. It also happened to be an unbelievably gorgeous day outside (early February but 66 degrees and sunny!). Darah asked if we could have a picnic outside for our meal. Frankly, it was a great idea, as it felt good to step outside and away from all the clutter and chaos for a few moments! The picnic and the delicious soup combined together made for a very special meal at a time when having a special meal wouldn’t really have seemed possible.

If you want to learn more about this and other great Bertolli products (and hear about special coupons and promotions!) be sure to follow Bertolli on Facebook and Twitter.

Disclosure: I was compensated by Bertolli to participate in the Weeknight Meal Special Challenge. All thoughts and opinions expressed here are strictly my own.

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Travelproducts.com Review and $25 Gift Card GIVEAWAY!!!

February 3, 2012 · by Tiffany Merritt · 81 Comments

When traveling with kids, it’s really important to have the right equipment so that you can make things as easy as possible. For example, when we were headed back home from California, we made use of Tim’s parents’ luggage scale. We packed our bags so tightly that some of them were less than 1 pound from the weight limit! We were able to bring everything home with us and not face any surprise fees once we got to the airport. It was great!

Travelproducts.com is an excellent online shopping destination for all your travel gear needs. We got to check out two great products from their extensive website. First, I selected this fabulous giraffe print duffel bag. I actually picked this out to give to my mom as a gift. I already own a duffel bag that has an unusual print on it, and I find it to be of tremendous value at airports. In a sea of black bags, mine stands out so I can very quickly identify it. The same would be true of this animal print bag. Plus, it’s cute! I also think the price point is excellent, as this bag is just $19.95, and it absolutely roomy enough to hold all you would need for a weekend away.

Second, we checked out something that I think would make a great gift for most anyone who is attached to a cell phone (and who isn’t?!). It’s a cell phone charger holder, and I think it is great for home or travel. The reason I think it makes sense to travel with this is because it helps your phone and charger be a little more prominent to your eyes. That’s important when you are packing up to leave your hotel room or wherever you are staying. I know I’ve lost at least 3 chargers, and once I even left my phone while traveling. By having a stand like this where your phone and charger nest together, it makes it harder to forget to retrieve it when it’s time to go!

It’s also great for at home use. One of our charging stations is in our office/laundry room. Our phones usually just sit on the floor to get charged. That’s honestly an invitation for them to get stepped on (either by our feet or by our office chair, which lives close by), or for Darah to find it and play with/mess up the phone. I really like being able to keep it off the floor, now. Plus, it’s only $4.95! What an affordable gift option this makes!

Whatever your travel gear needs may be, Travelproducts.com has got you covered? Lucky enough to be traveling internationally this year? They’ve got an extensive collection of electric converters to help keep your electronics safe and sound. Are you in need of some organizers? The selection here is fabulous!

Win it!: One lucky Stuff Parents Need reader is going to win a $25 gift certificate to Travelproducts.com!

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Filed Under: Giveaways · Tagged: bag for travel, bags for traveling, best travel products, giveaway, items for travel, review, reviews for products, travel items, travel products, travel stuff, traveling accessories, traveling products, travelproducts.com

Guavamitts by Guavakids: Mitts that Stay Put! (GIVEAWAY!!!!)

February 2, 2012 · by Tiffany Merritt · 65 Comments

My mother loves to tell me about how when I was first born, she marveled at my beautiful face and my perfect peach skin (aren’t moms sweet?). Just as most moms are inclined to feel about their babies, she thought I was the most beautiful baby in the world.

And then she tells me about how on day 2 I was rolled into her room and my face was full of scratches! No harm was done by any of the nursing staff; these were all self-inflicted. She was so distraught that this had happened to me, but given the fact that she’d just been through a c-section (and this was back in the day when you were totally knocked out for this procedure), clipping my nails wasn’t the first thing she had thought to do upon seeing me, and evidently, neither had the nurses.

I took that story to heart when we had Darah, and I even brought little baby mitts to the hospital. They worked only ok. I had a little baby, and those mitts would fall off her hands! And they are small, which means they would then be hard to find. I don’t think we made it out of the newborn stage last time with a single pair of mitts still in tact!

This time, I’ve got a genius product on hand that will help ensure a proper fit. The company guavakids (mom owned and operated!) has come out with guavamitts, and they are SO smart! From their site, “All guavamitts are designed to stay put and protect, engage baby’s senses, and be gentle on the earth — all while looking stylish and modern.”

These mitts have velcro straps at the wrists to help you get a custom fit for your baby’s hands. You can make them snug enough that they won’t fall off when being worn. Hooray!

Take a look at all the pattern options. High contrast options are great for tiny babies, as it does help with brain development. Because these mitts are on their hands, they are at close range and are going to be looked at again and again…very smart to have the design serve a developmental purpose!

The mitts are made with bamboo (a VERY sustainable resource) and organic cotton. I love the thought that went into this choice. Gentle on the planet and gentle for baby! Also, knowing that the product is organic, there’s no concern about baby sucking or chewing on the mitt…it’s chemical-free!

Buy it!: Guavamitts are available in packs of one for $12.00 or two for $20.00. These would make a most excellent shower gift!

Win it!: One lucky Stuff Parents Need reader is going to win a pair of guavamitts! Woo hoo!

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Filed Under: Giveaways · Tagged: babies gloves, babies mittens, baby gloves, baby mitten, baby mittens that stay on, giveaway, guavamitts, infant mittens, review

Call for Guest Posts!

February 2, 2012 · by Tiffany Merritt · Leave a Comment

As you know, I am pregnant, and my due date (May 4) is inching closer! I would really love to have some guest posts on my blog right around the time when we will have a newborn at home. It will take a bit of work off my hands, and it will give readers something new and fresh to read!

If you have any interest in writing a guest post on Stuff Parents Need (you don’t have to be a blogger to write a post!), please send me an email at stuffparentsneed (at) gmail (dot) com with your idea and we’ll get you on the calendar for a post in May!

Thank you in advance for your help. I am fortunate enough to read all of your comments and I know that this community has a lot of great tips and advice to share!

Filed Under: Featured, General · Tagged: blog guest post, blogs that accept guest posts, guest blogging, guest post, guest post blog, guest posting, guest posts, promoting blogs, submit guest post

Organic, Fair, Natural: Wild Dill for Babies and Toddlers

February 1, 2012 · by Tiffany Merritt · Leave a Comment

Wild Dill is an absolutely fabulous resource for parents. This online shopping destination is chock full of organic, fair trade and natural toys, clothes and bedding for your little loves.

We recently received a fair trade stuffed animal and I have to say, I was really blown away by the quality. You may be wondering what fair trade means. It means that the artisans who produced this work were paid a living wage for their skills and time. The people making these products are earning a living that ensures they can care for themselves, and their families. Just as you and I seek to make a wage that can not only support us but also help us thrive, so, too, do these individuals, and Wild Dill sees to it that they are fairly compensated. Yes, that does mean that the prices for the products are going to be a bit higher. But I promise you, the quality is unparalleled.

I love this panda from Yellow Label Kids for a few reasons other reasons, as well. It’s organic, which means that when (not if!) the baby chews on it, I don’t have to worry about all the pesticides and chemicals that might be lurking in the material and stuffing. Second, the coloring is excellent for newborn and young infant eyes, which are drawn to black and white images. This ensures that this panda is going to be played with a great deal, especially in the early weeks of life! I will use it with the baby to help her practice tracking objects. And I can already tell you that big sister thinks it is a fun toy, so I’m sure we’ll be seeing her play with it a lot, too!

The product selection at Wild Dill is fantastic, with over 50 great natural brands featured. Some I have already known and loved, and some are new discoveries to me, which is so much fun! What a joy it is to see the growth of organic and fair-trade products!

If Wild Dill sounds like the type of place where you’d like to do a lot of your baby shopping, then you are in luck! They offer wish lists and baby registries! Also, all orders over $65 qualify for free shipping, which is great!

Buy it!: You can purchase the organic stuffed panda I reviewed for $34.00.

Disclosure: I received a complimentary product for review purposes. All thoughts and opinions expressed here are strictly my own. 

Filed Under: General · Tagged: baby gifts organic, fair trade, fair trade retailers, fair trade stores, natural baby, organic baby boutique, organic baby items, organic baby product, organic baby products, organic baby store, organic baby stuff, organic baby supplies, review, what is fair trade, wild dill

Jewelry that Captures the Essence of Motherhood: Vanessa Gade (BIG discount!!!)

January 31, 2012 · by Tiffany Merritt · Leave a Comment

I want to talk for a moment about a matter that has become a bit controversial, largely due to the way people choose talk about it. Ever heard of a “push present”? This unfortunate term was coined to indicate a gift, typically jewelry, that a woman receives from her significant other upon the birth of their child.

I have NO problems with marking such an incredibly special moment in the life of a family with a special keepsake gift. In fact, I will tell you now that I received a beautiful platinum necklace from Tim when Darah was born. It has 3 interlocking circles, representing our new family. I wear it almost constantly (I’m wearing it in the picture on my home page, as a matter of fact!).

I DO have a problem with the term “push present” as it can be perceived to mean that the woman needs some sort of sparkly “treat” for delivering a baby. The work of carrying and delivering a baby FAR exceeds whatever jewels could possibly be offered, people. There’s no way to create some sort of “fair exchange…baby for bling.” I think most any mom will tell you that upon reflection, that concept doesn’t make any sense.

I think of my daughter and my family every time I touch my necklace. It is a reminder of my amazing family that I am blessed to have. I also know that one day I will pass this piece of jewelry on to Darah; it will mark some special occasion for her down the road, and it will be a true treasure to pass on. Not because I “earned” it by delivering her, but because it symbolizes the gift Tim and I were given the day she entered the world.

I have spent a bit of time thinking about what symbol might represent the arrival of our second daughter. It could be a piece of art, a sculpture for our backyard, or yes, even a piece of jewelry. I wasn’t really sure what to look for, but fortunately, something found me. I discovered the jewelry artist Vanessa Gade, and after taking just one look at her pieces, I fell madly in love. For me, her necklaces were capturing what I have been feeling about becoming a mother of two…an interesting dance between chaos and complete harmony.

Piece after piece in Vanessa’s collection show asymmetrical patterns, but all are captured inside perfect circles. There it is…the essence of my day-to-life life as a mom! The particular piece I received to review speaks so clearly to me about having two children. There are two beautiful chains that cut right through the circle (which I am inclined to think of as a symbol of my heart). They intersect with each other and look to me as though they are running and dancing, just as my children will run and dance through my head and my heart every day from now until it stops beating.  The circle is oxidized silver (though it is also available in sterling). I really like this effect. Part of the sacrifice of becoming a parent is that you do get a bit worn down as you stand up against all the elements. Perhaps I’m not as shiny as I was 5 years ago. But look at the light (the gold chains) that radiate from inside of me! Motherhood, even with all of its pains and scars, is a thing of the most tremendous beauty. I have never shined more brightly in my life. Vanessa Gade took all of those complex feelings and captured them perfectly in this piece. This necklace retails for $136 but can be yours for $95.20 (see below for details!).

Vanessa is an incredible artist. Her pieces likely speak to many different people for many different reasons, but I can guarantee that they will tug at your heart as a mother. Please take a look at her collection of stunning pieces. If you are looking for a special memento or perhaps wanting to give your significant other a few ideas for Valentine’s Day, you are sure to find something that calls out to you on her website.

Vanessa is so excited to have you learn about her collection here on Stuff Parents Need that she has decided to offer a BIG discount to my readers…30% off (if you have been following the crazy increase in gold and silver prices, then you know that to offer this sort of a discount is MAJOR)!!!! All you need to do is like Vanessa’s Facebook page and then email her at vanessagade@gmail.com with the piece of interest and she’ll set up a discount code just for you! 

Wanna see my top pick (aside from the piece you already heard about that I obviously adore)? This sterling silver piece with 3 lines going through it is simply stunning! What about you? What do you love the most from her collection? With the 30% discount, this piece could be yours for just $103.60. What a steal for something so unique and special!

Show Vanessa some love by liking her Facebook page. There will be plenty of eye candy to see there as she releases new and gorgeous designs. She also offers her fans special discounts from time to time!

Disclosure: I received a complimentary product for review purposes. All thoughts and opinions expressed here are strictly my own. 

Filed Under: Featured, General · Tagged: contemporary jewelry designer, contemporary jewelry designs, gifts for new mom, gifts for new moms, jewellery sterling silver, jewelry designs, jewelry for mom, push present, push present ideas, push present jewelry, review, silver necklace, sterling silver, sterling silver chain, vanessa gade

(Maternity Monday) Luxurious Shampoo and Body Wash: PK Baby

January 30, 2012 · by Tiffany Merritt · Leave a Comment

Did you know that it is known who actually coined the phrase, “bad hair day”? Credit goes to Philip Kingsley, who is actually one of the world’s most respected authorities on hair and scalp health. He is known for his luxurious line of hair care products, and he is proud to be launching a new baby care line.

The first product that has been released is Philip Kingsley Baby Shampoo and Body Wash. We have been using it on Darah for just about a month, now, and I have to say, I can tell a difference in how her hair looks! We only use natural, gentle products on her, and her hair has consistently been soft, but it’s even softer now! Also, she does have a little bit of curl in her hair, and the definition of those curls has become much more clear since we started using this product on her. I wasn’t dissatisfied with what I was using before, but I have to admit, PK Baby Shampoo and Body Wash has made a noticeable improvement!

I am also a big fan of the fact that it can double as a body wash. Darah is a squirmy worm in the tub, so it helps us a great deal if we are using the same product on her hair and her body. I feel comfortable doing this because it is paraben, SLS and SLES free and its fragrance (which is really nice, by the way) is non-allergen in content.

So what’s not to love? Well, I do have two hangups. The first one is the price. It is $28.85, although the bottle is quite large (500ml). I am willing to pay more for quality ingredients, but it is priced beyond what I would normally spend. Keep in mind that this is coming from a gal who likes to use vinegar and baking soda on her own hair; you may feel differently!

Also, the pump on the container is child proof. What’s embarrassing is that it’s also Tiffany and Tim-proof. After many days of attempts to open it, Tim did have success, but he can’t tell you what he did to get it to work. I’m all for smart pumps, but this one may be a bit too smart! 🙂

Philip Kingsley Baby Shampoo and Body Wash can be purchased here.

Have you ever used any products from the Philip Kingsley line? I’d love to hear about it; after seeing how well Darah’s shampoo works, I will admit that I’m quite intrigued!

Filed Under: Featured, General · Tagged: baby body wash, baby hair care, baby shampoo, baby shampoo review, baby wash, hair care products, maternity monday, philip kingsley, philip kingsley hair, philip kingsley products, philip kingsley salon, phillip kingsley, review, shampoo body wash

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