Good Eats:

On our ski trips I prefer getting a place to stay with a kitchen, so I can cook myself. I enjoy it, and it’s more relaxing after a long day of skiing not to have to get dressed up to go out for dinner.

Too tired to cook? Pizza not an option? There are plenty of great dinner-to-go options in Park City. Here are a few local favorites sure to please even the pickiest eater’s palette.

If you’re looking for great tasting pizza at a very reasonable price, then visit Park City’s oldest establishment…Red Banjo Pizza.

Legends Bar & Grill nachos are so good, they are crave-worthy.

On a recent ski trip to Park Ctiy Mountain Resort, we enjoyed our Silver Star condo so much that no one wanted to leave for dinner.

If you are taking a break from the mountain or if you want an easy and fun dessert. These are awesome!

It's been a long day on the mountain and the gang is happy, tired and hungry.

I know this time of day. I look at my oldest and think, We can eat anywhere! I look at my youngest and think, I hope House of Mac & Cheese is open.

Tortilla Soup is our family's traditional ski trip soup and it’s great when you’ve got leftovers too. Every time I make my soup for friends, they always ask my recipe. I change it a little bit each time because it is the most versatile soup ever.

Enjoy this easy chili recipe that will feed a family of six.

Sometimes, my kids are so tired they don’t even want to eat and then they get cranky. That's why we try to keep enough snacks ready. Here are some of my favorite fun snacks. A bonus: they look like snowmen.

I don’t know about you, but hitting the slopes always works up quite the appetite. Luckily, one my all-time-favorite Park City eateries is just down the road from the Park City Mountain Resort… El Chubasco.

There’s no better ending to a perfect family ski day than a cup of hot chocolate. In fact, just the promise of this sweet treat can keep kids motivated during a chilly day on the mountain.