EGG ROLL IN A BOWL THIS FAST, HEALTHY VERSION OF AN EGG ROLL (IN A BOWL!) HAS SERIOUS POTENTIAL TO BECOME YOUR NEXT WEEKNIGHT FAVORITE. INGREDIENTS 1 tbsp (15 mL) canola oil ½ onion 1 lb. (450 g) ground turkey sausage or pork sausage 1 red bell pepper 2 pkg (14 oz./397 g each) coleslaw mix Optional: cooked white or brown rice…
Ever Made a Hot Chocolate Bar?
It’s the most wonderful time of the year—hot chocolate season! And there’s no better way to celebrate than with a hot chocolate bar. It’s not only the perfect pairing for at-home cookie exchanges or gingerbread house decorating parties, but it’s also easy to adapt to any party size. Here’s how you can spread some cheer…
One-Pot Chicken and Gnocchi
We have a tradition of “Sunday Supper” in our family. It’s a lot of fun…usually a little “fancier” than the run-of-the-mill week night (we even drink water from wine glasses 😉). Anywho, tonight was one of my favorites! Enjoy! INGREDIENTS 2 slices bacon, cut into ½” (1-cm) pieces 6 boneless, skinless chicken thighs (4 oz./125…
“What’s Poppin’” Stuffed Chicken
Do you ever get tired of basic chicken recipes? We have done a lot of grilling this summer (which is good and fun, but we were tired of the usual grilled chicken and needed a break) These turned out really well, I recommend trying them! This recipe can easily be adjusted for personal taste. Like…
Garden Overflowing? Here is what to do!
Is your garden overflowing? Don’t let it go to waste! Lots of gardeners end up with more produce than they need in late summer. Help is here! Learn ways to store, freeze, or cook your overabundance of common garden vegetables and herbs. Cool and helpful tools linked throughout. Tomatoes Storage: Here’s a basic rule of thumb…
I’m back! With “Guilt Free Mexican 7-Layer Dip”!
It’s been a while since I have blogged any recipes. I started a new job last year in May, which required a lot of travel in the first year…so I slacked. However, things have really settled out well now – and I’m home a lot more and back in the kitchen! This time with cool…
Surviving Isolation Without Going Broke: SIX for $60 Healthy Family Dinners
So as promised. Here are 6 healthy, easy dinners that you can make for 60 bucks total this week!They each feed at least four people and are all “real food”. These are based on ALDI prices near Orlando. They can easily be made low fat or low carb by switching out types of veggies etc,…
Eat-Your-Feelings Szechuan Chicken and Rice (Slowcooker)
I love Chinese takeout. A lot. Especially if it’s been a crazy or stressful day. It’s by far my favorite comfort food group, and my favorite thing to eat as I binge watch Netflix. That being said, my WW points definitely do not like takeout! This Szechuan Chicken is a great substitute and ZERO points…
I-Don’t-Have-Time-For-This Fast Spaghetti and Chicken Meatballs
Ever have a day where nothing goes right, plans change multiple times, and your entire, previously “well planned” day goes to you-know-what? 🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️. Me yesterday!!! I had my day planned and for once planned out a little “me time” that consisted of watching an episode of “Anne with and E” on Netflix (don’t judge me!…
Dude-These-Good Stuffed Bell Peppers (Kid Approved)
The first question I’m asked as the kids come home one-by-one is… you guessed it…”What’s for dinner?”! When I told them yesterday we were having stuffed bell peppers I saw the look of fear in their eyes. I got a million questions. “What’s in them?”, “Do I have to eat the pepper part?”, “Why?”. Needless…
The Pieces Project 