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Cozy & Hearty Salisbury Steak in Just 30 Minutes
Read More: Cozy & Hearty Salisbury Steak in Just 30 MinutesDo you ever just crave comfort food? A dish that not only fills you up but warms you up, too? I love dishes like that and all too often, I find that they take a whole afternoon to make! Well, enter from stage left this cozy & hearty salisbury steak that is comforting, yummy AND…
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Lemony Spaghetti Aglio e Olio with Arugula and Pancetta
Read More: Lemony Spaghetti Aglio e Olio with Arugula and PancettaI’ve been in need of some new recipes lately. Easy recipes. My pregnant palate is exceptionally picky these days desiring mostly comfort food. So of course, I asked my neighbor and practically home-chef, Beth, for some of her top picks and she sent me this one. I am a big fan of a good, simple…
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Try these Delicious Stuffed Peppers for Dinner this Week
Read More: Try these Delicious Stuffed Peppers for Dinner this WeekHave you ever made stuffed peppers? These ones are fairly simple to make and delicious enough to eat for leftovers all week long–and I love a meal that makes enough for lunches throughout the week. Not only that but this recipe really makes a little ground beef go a long way. Between the black beans,…
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Make Dinner Easy with this Slow Cooker Tikka Masala
Read More: Make Dinner Easy with this Slow Cooker Tikka MasalaAs a busy mom, I am regularly trying to make dinner easier. I would rather spend my evenings outside playing with my family, than spend precious time at a stove. So I’m always looking for a good slow cooker recipe–one that’s easy but where your dinner still has some nuance and flavor to it and…
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Good Options for When Mama Doesn’t Feel Like Cooking
Read More: Good Options for When Mama Doesn’t Feel Like CookingI don’t know about you but some days, I just don’t want to cook. We have the ingredients, I have the plan, the problem is that I just don’t feel like it. I’m tired after a day of working and mom-ing and it’s the last thing I want to do. So I pulled together a…
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A Better Way to Make Your Grocery List
Read More: A Better Way to Make Your Grocery ListFor many years of my married and mama-life, when it came to making a grocery list, I would think about what I wanted to make that week for meals and then just jot the ingredients down on a piece of paper. Then, as I’d walk through the grocery store, I’d have to search the whole…
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Easy Shepherd’s Pie is the Comfort Food You Need this Week
Read More: Easy Shepherd’s Pie is the Comfort Food You Need this WeekIn these cold, wintry months I am craving comfort food. Simple and delicious comfort food to be exact. I found this recipe for Shepherd’s Pie originally from Chef GZ on Food Network, but mom-ified it (not modified, mom-ified 😉 ) with a few shortcuts to make it easier! Technically this is cottage pie because it…
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Baking with Kids: Easy Whipped Chocolate Chip Dip Recipe
Read More: Baking with Kids: Easy Whipped Chocolate Chip Dip RecipeHey there! I’m Christin and today my daughter, Charleigh, and I want to bake with you and maybe even encourage you to bake with your littles! Okay, okay, this is a *no bake* chocolate chip whipped dip, but it still counts when it’s with a toddler in my opinion. This recipe is so simple–it’s like…
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You’ll Love These Quick Korean BBQ Bowls
Read More: You’ll Love These Quick Korean BBQ BowlsWhen Graham was just born, our friends Beth and Mark brought us these Korean BBQ bowls, and I knew I had to have the recipe. We love Asian food in our house and I was looking for new ways to use ground beef–hence, the recipe of my dreams. The ground beef is sweet and a…
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Up your Brunch Game with Quiche Lorraine
Read More: Up your Brunch Game with Quiche LorraineMost days of the week, we try to eat healthy. We meal prep hard-boiled eggs and chimmichurri for breakfast all week long, but when it comes to Saturday (our Sabbath) we are ready to feast. Breakfast is my favorite meal of the day and thus deserves some special attention on the weekends. Cue this delicious…
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