Usually the holidays are filled with good food, but food that is not necessarily good for you. I set out to find some seasonal dishes to satisfy my family’s sweet tooth without packing on the fat and excess calories. I was pleased with the recipes I found and hope you will be too. Here are 5 guilt-free holiday treat recipes.
My family loves a tasty crock pot recipe using chicken breast, cream cheese, and a few Tex Mex ingredients. I wanted to do something along those lines, but we had no chicken breast. So, I thawed out two pounds of beef stew meat and created a scrumptious dish.
The chili and eggs recipe below will feed 6 to 8 people, but this is an easy recipe to increase or decrease. It can be whipped up super quickly, is very filling, and is especially good on cool autumn or winter nights.
With a little preplanning, we now have several quick yet delicious breakfast options around the house. Everyone leaves the house with a full tummy, ready to start the day! I hope these recipes help make mornings a little less rushed at your house.
Our menu plan this week features celebrity recipes from Tom Cruise, Dale Earnhardt, Ricky Martin, Susan Sarandon and more. What we noticed the most about this collection of celebrity recipes is that they call for mostly vegetables, a medium amount of proteins, and little carbohydrates.
Jack Be Nimble Salad is a variation of a classic salad that kids love to build! It looks like a candle stick when put together.
From breakfast to dinner, it is possible to make a meal accommodate extra people on short notice. Home Ever After will help you be the perfect host or hostess with minimal last minute stress! Print this list out and stash it in the back of your cookbook in case of mealtime guest emergencies.
We serve this with crackers and a green salad. I hope your family enjoys it as much as my bunch does.
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