Ingredients 2 stick unsalted butter, melted and divided 3/4 cup of brown sugar 3/4 cup pecan halves 1 2/3 cups all-purpose flour, plus more for pan 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon baking powder […]
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Fruit Salad with Honey Yogurt Recipe
The Chew is having a contest to “find the next Weight Watchers chef”. Last week on the show, two contestants for the Weight Watchers contest made breakfast recipes and my favorite was “Seasonal Fruit Salad with Yogurt Sauce” by Lisa Fontanesi. My fruit salad ended […]
HEALTHY FRIED RICE
In many Asian countries fried rice is the number one kids’ favourite food. When bought from a food court or a restaurant, it might have quite a bit of oil in it. And it’s hard to find out what kind of oil they are using. […]
APPLE FRITTERS
I’m honestly not sure what the regional distribution is for Shopper’s Food Warehouse…but this was my mom’s go-to grocery store (and still is). And the only reason I even remember it is the doughnut display. I mean HOLY COLOSSAL DOUGHNUTS. No, really, that’s what they were called. […]
Bacon Acorn Squash Patties
A few months ago Tarah from What I Gather and Brittanie from Three Diets One Dinner came up with the idea of doing Paleo Pen Pals, a paleo themed food swap. Basically you’re paired up with another blogger (or reader) and mail each other one paleo food item. Then you […]
SWEET POTATO PANCAKES
Man, I just love pancakes. I really do. There’s just something about them… As a kid, french toast was always my favorite, then pancakes, and then waffles were dead last. I’ve never made paleo bread so I bet you can guess that french toast hasn’t been […]
Creamy Coconut Cake
I have a bit of a stomach ache. It started last Thursday, which was Haley’s birthday. My little girl was very particular about what she wanted to bring to school: strawberry cupcakes with fresh strawberries mixed into the batter, coated in strawberry frosting and chocolate […]
Chicken Salad on Croissants
I not sure about you but I am positive I have eaten enough Ham to last me until next Easter:) That’s why I have decided to share my recipe for Chicken Salad on Croissants. This recipe calls for chopped cooked chicken, rotisserie chicken works great, […]
Meatball Subs in the Slow Cooker
This recipe is the first in a series I am calling Recipes From A Hotel Kitchen. If you’re new here (big ole Welcome!) I’m currently spending about 50 days in an extended stay hotel with my family while our dream home is being built. (You […]
Peach Cobbler Crisp
I have been making peach cobbler this year in search of the perfect combination of cobbler and peaches. I came across this recipe on Betty Crocker and knew I had to try it! I LOVE apple crisp and oatmeal cookies and the topping on this […]
Italian Chicken Casserole
I found this hearty, delicious Italian Chicken Casserole . I love a good casserole, don’t you? Throw a bunch of ingredients together and bake. What could be easier? This casserole combines some of my favorite foods, pasta, chicken and cheese. Yummy! If you are feeding […]
Best Pasta Salad Ever
This is by far becoming my favorite time of month It’s Mystery Dish Day!! This month was particularly fun because I got to make one of my most favorite summer dishes EVER because it is by far the best pasta salad that I’ve ever had […]
Easy Blue Cheese Mac and Cheese Recipe
The other night, John and I were planning to have steak, mashed potatoes and a veggie for dinner, until I spoke with my sister, Angela. She was having company over for dinner that night, and was in the process of getting her homemade mac and […]
Philly Cheese Steak Casserole
Dive into the world of Philly Cheese Steak Casserole, a dish that effortlessly marries the iconic flavors of a classic Philly Cheese Steak with the comforting warmth of a baked noodle casserole. This easy and delightful dinner has garnered millions of views and countless five-star […]
Apple Crumble Muffins with Whipped Maple Butter
With autumn finally here and my apple tree in my garden producing soo many apples I’m literally drowning in a sea of them. We have to go out to the garden nearly everyday to pick up the ones that have dropped on the soggy ground. […]
