Chicken Gravy – A Crock-Pot Meal When I was in elementary school we had some of the BEST homemade lunches. It seems weird that I remember awesome school lunches, that’s not the norm for most people I know, but having meals that were made from scratch might have made all the difference. I also grew up devouring … More Chicken Gravy
Southwestern Chicken & Rice Foil Packets I came across this recipe after searching for meals that contained rice and beans; both ingredients my young kids are guaranteed to eat. I’m knee-deep in the stages of my toddler being a finicky eater. I always struggle to find a balance between feeding my toddler what I’ve prepared for … More Southwestern Chicken & Rice Foil Packets
Crock Pot Hawaiian Chicken I went to a friend’s house one night for a bunco gathering. I’d never played bunco before and was surprised at how easy and fun it is to play. It was a large group of women and joining them was a great way to meet lots of new people. Another perk … More Crock Pot Hawaiian Chicken & Rice
Old World Manicotti I found this recipe in a collection of recipe cards, cookbooks and magazines from my grandma. After she passed away, I got to go through her collection and I found this recipe for Old World Manicotti. I had never made manicotti before, but I thought this recipe seemed pretty straightforward and the … More Old World Manicotti
(Turkey) Ham Fried Rice (Turkey) Ham Fried Rice is a really quick and easy recipe that can be eaten as a meal by it’s self or served as a side dish. The ingredients are simple and this recipe can easily be customized depending on your preferences. Love the scrambled eggs (we do!)? Add more. Don’t care … More (Turkey) Ham Fried Rice
Corned Beef and Cabbage – A St. Patrick’s Day Tradition We eat corned beef and cabbage every year on St. Patrick’s Day. While we don’t have any direct Irish heritage, I love any reason to mix up our meals for dinner. In addition, a day that celebrates all things green (even green beer) I’m definitely … More Corned Beef and Cabbage
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