Find a recipe, pick up a meal plan, learn a kitchen hack, be inspired to celebrate seasonal flavors, or all of the above. Love people (and yourself) by cooking delicious food. But whatever you do, ditch the stress and have some fun in your kitchen.
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5 Recipes to Make Your Kitchen Smell Like Fall: apple spice coffee cake, molasses cookies, cranberry applesauce, cranberry apple baked oatmeal and pumpkin bread. Plus a few bonus recipes. May your kitchen smell like cinnamon and cloves all autumn long.
Butternut squash is a healthy and delicious vegetable. Need ideas on how to use a butternut squash? Look no further, here are five ways to use this veggie as fall season. Butternut squash soup (bisque), sauce, risotto and curry ideas.
Halfway through my Sober Summer adventure, I’m reporting back on what’s working and how I’m staying strong fifty days in!
Pumpkin season is here! Celebrate with these healthy, homemade breakfast recipes that incorporate pumpkin. Skip the unhealthy artificial flavors and extra sugar of grocery store pumpkin spice pre-made food and instead mix up your own homemade pumpkin bread (that give Starbuck’s pumpkin bread a run for its money), spiced pumpkin parfaits, pumpkin pecan oatmeal, baked pumpkin spice french toast and Bri McKoy’s very own pumpkin spice simple syrup to make your own pumpkin spice latte.
Step up your grilled cheese game with flavor combinations that make this classic combination an easy meal for any lunch or dinner. Pictured here: kimchi grilled cheese. The zip of the fermented kimchi cuts through the rich bread, butter and cheese for a perfectly balanced combination. Read the post for more inspiration and tips for making grilled cheese fun and delicious.
The new cookbook, Simply Julia, by Julia Turshen is all about healthy comfort food. And we’re front and center for that at The Wandering Hearth. In this post I share the recipes I’m most eager to make and a link to Julia’s coffee cake recipe honoring her fellow volunteer Georgine.
Meal planning is an effective way to make better decisions and stick to healthy eating goals. But nobody really talks about how to start meal planning from scratch. In this series we’ll look at how to meal plan in a way that builds more margin into your day because you have better things to do then decide “what’s for dinner” every day. In this post we look at simple, effective grocery shopping hacks to stick to your meal plan and budget.
Learn five simple ways to elevate any bowl of soup and garnish a bowl like a pro! Homemade soup is simple but with a garnish it becomes a star main dish. Options for garnishes and flavor combination suggestions included. Have some fun in the kitchen today!
New Aldi in town? Or just never been? Aldi is my go-to grocery store these days. Here’s why and what you need to know before you go. Committed to organic, reducing waste, and an efficient shopping experience, Aldi consistently offers low prices and great deals.
Simple hacks for making the best salads ever, every time. Salad are great but… they are salads. So if we are going to eat them, they need to be really good. Over the past few years I learned a few tricks to hack salad making so it doesn’t feel like too much effort and I actually enjoy the meal. Here are my best, simple tips to make your salads taste great:
