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A Food Blogger's Story - Daisi Owens
KISS…keep it simple, stupid.
If there’s any takeaway from this episode’s guest, it’s don’t complicate things (especially with two little boys in the mix!)
Food blogger and kitchen enthusiast, Daisi Owens created My Stir Crazy Kitchen (https://www.instagram.com/mystircrazykitchen/) as an outlet for her love of food and cooking even when she has to rush through meal preparation and feeding her kids. It is actually her love of food and cooking that drives her to make those special memories as often as possible. Memories shared with her mother were mostly limited to fast (not necessarily fast food) meals. Daisi’s mom was a single mom and like many single moms, she was trying to make ends meet (working several jobs) and keep food on the table. Speed was often the deciding factor for meals and as Daisi looks back on it, she missed having those moments with her mom. Nowadays, Daisi’s mom has plenty of time to cook and enjoy family time something that Daisi takes full advantage of, “My mom is a great cook!”
Growing up, Daisi also spent a lot of time with her grandmother (who we discovered along the way was really her great-grandmother). It was here that she thinks her love for food and cooking began. Her grandmother would let her do “anything”. She could bake cookies and bread, make clothes from fabric scraps and never have to clean up the mess. The perfect indulgent grandmother, right?! And, she made some very special chicken and noodles. We won’t divulge the secret, we’ll let Daisi do that.
Here are some other highlights from this episode:
05:59 - Burger Street is the best
06:52 - Her childhood food world
09:26 - Daisi’s Food Story
11:57 - The famous chicken and noodles
14:54 - What’s ahead on her blog
Please enjoy our interview with Daisi Owens.
We hope you enjoyed this interview with Daisi Owens. we definitely did! Follow her on Instagram @mystircrazykitchen and see her beautiful food pictures, her kids and even some videos. Click through here (https://www.facebook.com/MyStirCrazyKitchen/) to find her on Facebook. And, check out her super fun website (http://mystircrazykitchen.com/)! Keep an eye out for Daisi…she’s a frequent contributor to Tulsa Kids and watch her cook up some fun on the News on 6.
Our next guest is someone who works with us and we're so happy to have her with us! Shaylea Morgan teaches our kids classes and let me tell you, she is a fan favorite!
Our kids classes have really taken off since she's come aboard. She admits she stalked us for about a year before we started hiring for the kids position. Now that's dedication!
We had so much fun talking with Shaylea.And, what about you? Do you have a food story? We'd love to hear it. Share it in the comments below and more likely than not, you'll hear it in one of our episodes.And, in case you haven't heard, the kitchen and our hands-on classes are back up and running. We are wearing masks and now Tulsa has a mask mandate as well as WalMart,
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KISS…keep it simple, stupid.
If there’s any takeaway from this episode’s guest, it’s don’t complicate things (especially with two little boys in the mix!)
Food blogger and kitchen enthusiast, Daisi Owens created My Stir Crazy Kitchen (https://www.instagram.com/mystircrazykitchen/) as an outlet for her love of food and cooking even when she has to rush through meal preparation and feeding her kids. It is actually her love of food and cooking that drives her to make those special memories as often as possible. Memories shared with her mother were mostly limited to fast (not necessarily fast food) meals. Daisi’s mom was a single mom and like many single moms, she was trying to make ends meet (working several jobs) and keep food on the table. Speed was often the deciding factor for meals and as Daisi looks back on it, she missed having those moments with her mom. Nowadays, Daisi’s mom has plenty of time to cook and enjoy family time something that Daisi takes full advantage of, “My mom is a great cook!”
Growing up, Daisi also spent a lot of time with her grandmother (who we discovered along the way was really her great-grandmother). It was here that she thinks her love for food and cooking began. Her grandmother would let her do “anything”. She could bake cookies and bread, make clothes from fabric scraps and never have to clean up the mess. The perfect indulgent grandmother, right?! And, she made some very special chicken and noodles. We won’t divulge the secret, we’ll let Daisi do that.
Here are some other highlights from this episode:
05:59 - Burger Street is the best
06:52 - Her childhood food world
09:26 - Daisi’s Food Story
11:57 - The famous chicken and noodles
14:54 - What’s ahead on her blog
Please enjoy our interview with Daisi Owens.
We hope you enjoyed this interview with Daisi Owens. we definitely did! Follow her on Instagram @mystircrazykitchen and see her beautiful food pictures, her kids and even some videos. Click through here (https://www.facebook.com/MyStirCrazyKitchen/) to find her on Facebook. And, check out her super fun website (http://mystircrazykitchen.com/)! Keep an eye out for Daisi…she’s a frequent contributor to Tulsa Kids and watch her cook up some fun on the News on 6.
Our next guest is someone who works with us and we're so happy to have her with us! Shaylea Morgan teaches our kids classes and let me tell you, she is a fan favorite!
Our kids classes have really taken off since she's come aboard. She admits she stalked us for about a year before we started hiring for the kids position. Now that's dedication!
We had so much fun talking with Shaylea.And, what about you? Do you have a food story? We'd love to hear it. Share it in the comments below and more likely than not, you'll hear it in one of our episodes.And, in case you haven't heard, the kitchen and our hands-on classes are back up and running. We are wearing masks and now Tulsa has a mask mandate as well as WalMart,