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You’re wanting the easiest vegetable beef soup recipe there is to make? You found it. Easy meal, great flavor, for the whole family. Vegetable Beef Soup Just Sounds Good Sometimes a vegetable beef soup just sounds good, and this week was one of those times. And if you don’t have all the grocery shopping list ingredients, use whatever simple ingredients you have on hand. The best part about this recipe is the leftovers. It tastes even better the next day after it sets in the fridge overnight. Grocery Shopping List You’ll need the following ingredients, so save this grocery shopping list: •celery •green onions •sweetRead More →

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A Creamy Cheese Recipe Creamy Tacos is a recipe I’ve made for years, and it has been a favorite of my family and friends. It’s a great covered dish to bring to events. When you bring this dish to an event, it’s handy to have it in the slow cooker because you can plug it in and keep it on warm. However, I’ve made this plenty of times on the stove in a large pot. Seldom does my family have any left over. This recipe has Velveeta cheese in it. If you serve this to guests in your home, be sure they like cheese. MyRead More →

slow cooker cabbage

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You’ll love Southern Cream Cheese Cabbage, slow cooker recipe and great side dish, if you like cabbage and cream cheese. You can even make this creamy cabbage a main dish by adding ground beef. Be sure to check out more creamed cabbage recipe options at the bottom of this post. Kitchen sink recipes, or what’s on hand in the fridge, sometimes turn out to be a home chef’s favorites. Check out the pantry, freezer, and fridge list of ingredients below to keep on hand.Read More →

pepperoni pizza

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Make kid-friendly simple meals that are easy to fix for the whole family on Thanksgiving week. Meal planning for this holiday week involves more than just preparing time-consuming traditional recipes for the big turkey day. Enjoy quick and easy-to-fix recipes for the entire family. Surprise your children who are out of school this week with fun foods that are filling and nutritious. Save at least one day during their time off to have a big breakfast together. Or, let each child decide the breakfast choice one morning. Grocery List for Week of Thanksgiving Make your grocery list for the week of Thanksgiving ahead of time.Read More →

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Check out this easy way to cook chicken enchiladas with cheese and veggies. Even better, make it low carb. You’ve gotta try this healthy Mexican food, my go to for enchilada recipes. It’s a recipe for creamy chicken enchiladas with veggies, and you can leave out the chicken for vegetarian enchiladas.Read More →

Lentil Soup

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Add lentils with spinach and chicken sausage to your healthy food menu. You’ll love this soup recipe because of its wonderful flavor. It’s made with red wine. Cooking with Red Wine Cooking with red wine enhances the flavor of lentil soup. Not a drinker of red wine? Me either, but I saw a recipe once with red wine, lentils, and kale, so I made it. However, I don’t care for kale that much and made mine with spinach instead. Can you use cooking wine to make lentils? You can, but you might not want to use cooking wine when you find out how unhealthy itRead More →

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This Mexican chicken casserole is the easiest to make, and it was a hit with my family. All you need is chicken, a few canned foods, cheese and a baking pan. Looking for an easy Mexican casserole recipe with simple ingredients? This one’s super easy with a great flavor, so much that you’ll want to store leftovers.Read More →

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Foods for Comfort and Nutrition Winter Foods Part Two Looking for easy-to-make winter foods? Warm up with this roundup of seven recipes, comforting and nutritious foods such as hot cereals, soups, and fried eggs. Simple as they are to cook, keep reading to see the recipes and benefits to eating these winter-comfort foods. Earlier this month, I shared Winter Foods Part One with my readers. Part One included my Honey Banana Bread recipe. The story behind why I’m baking with natural sugars is also mentioned in that blog post. So take a moment to go check out that article about my decision to change the foodsRead More →