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You Need this Spiced Chicken & Roasted Veggies Sheet Pan Dinner
Read More: You Need this Spiced Chicken & Roasted Veggies Sheet Pan DinnerI’m telling you, you need this sheet pan dinner. The spices on the chicken are delicious. You can put any veggies on the pan that you want. (I’ll suggest some below, but truly, whatever you have on hand will do). Throw it in the oven for 50(ish) minutes and you’ve got yourself dinner (that maybe…
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The Best (and healthiest) Chili You’ll Ever Make
Read More: The Best (and healthiest) Chili You’ll Ever MakeRecently I tried a new chili recipe. In my 10 years of being married, I have made a lot of chili. I feel like it’s one of those big batch meals that you can make and then eat all week long, not to mention, a staple food for any fall tailgate, so let me repeat,…
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10 Recipes You Need to Try This (Almost) Spring
Read More: 10 Recipes You Need to Try This (Almost) SpringI don’t know about you but I am regularly looking for new recipes. Specifically, quick and delicious ones that are somewhat seasonal. And I’ve got to be honest that this time between Winter and Spring is an odd one to me. One day it’s hitting 70 in Virginia, and the next day we’re back down…
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Cozy + Simple Homemade Chicken Pot Pie
Read More: Cozy + Simple Homemade Chicken Pot PieI don’t know about you but I love a good Sunday supper. I typically have a little more time to cook on Sundays so I can linger over a recipe–better yet if the dish makes the whole house smell good while it bakes, and believe me, this one does. This is your basic homemade chicken…
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The Best Chicken Noodle Soup You’ll Ever Make
Read More: The Best Chicken Noodle Soup You’ll Ever MakeI don’t know about you, but Fall gets me in the mood to make soup. When I was young, my parents would roast a chicken and then make chicken noodle soup afterwards, and now, I am following suit. The best way to make chicken soup after all, is to start by roasting a chicken. Two…
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An Easy Fall Dessert: Pumpkin Spiced Snickerdoodle Cookies
Read More: An Easy Fall Dessert: Pumpkin Spiced Snickerdoodle CookiesThis weekend it has finally started to feel like Fall and I am ALL about it. Pumpkin and apple flavors, mums on the front porch, sweaters on walks–yes, please! I love the coziness that this season brings; hot comfort food on the stove, warm cookies in the oven, and fall scented candles at night are…
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The Best Back to School Snack: Hulk Muffins
Read More: The Best Back to School Snack: Hulk MuffinsI’m regularly looking for healthy and delicious snacks that my boys will actually eat. With back to school days starting up, I wanted a diverse range of snacks to send my little pre-schooler with, and these “hulk muffins” are just the thing. They’re made with oats, flax seed, coconut oil, bananas and spinach–super healthy in…
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Pumpkin Apple Soup: Fall in a Bowl
Read More: Pumpkin Apple Soup: Fall in a BowlWhen I was a senior in college, a big part of my academic year was dedicated to planning and executing a theme dinner along with 6 of my classmates to complete our Hospitality and Tourism Management Degree. The evening was themed The Wondrous World of Willy Wonka–everything from the decor, to the entertainment and even…
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Strawberry Season means Time for Berry Picking and Pie
Read More: Strawberry Season means Time for Berry Picking and PieWhen my friend Christin wrote a post about strawberry picking and baking with your toddler, she made it sound so fun that I knew I had to take my family berry picking too. In Virginia, it is prime strawberry season right now so we headed to Wegmeyer Farms and spent the morning with our neighbors…
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Baking with Christin & Charleigh: Spring is for Strawberries!
Read More: Baking with Christin & Charleigh: Spring is for Strawberries!Regular Baking Contributions Written by Christin Peck Hello again from Christin and my 2.5 year old daughter, Charleigh! Baking is one of my favorite stress relieving outlets…well, minus the clean up afterwards…but for me and my family the fun and enjoyment make the dishes worth it! I love being able to share the baking time…
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