A simple, classic St. Patrick’s Day feast featuring corned beef, cabbage and carrots. Make this corned beef recipe in the slow cooker to get maximum flavor with the least amount of effort!
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A simple, classic St. Patrick’s Day feast featuring corned beef, cabbage and carrots. Make this corned beef recipe in the slow cooker to get maximum flavor with the least amount of effort!
A simple party cocktail that is easy to mix up for a crowd. A simple holiday cocktail featuring Crown Royal, cranberry juice, peach schnapps, and frozen cranberries. Top it with a splash of club soda for some fizz.
An easy, hearty slow cooker soup with chewy wild rice and savory mushrooms. Keep it vegetarian or add diced chicken or turkey. See variations for dairy free alternative. We love this soup as a lunch in the Fall or Winter. Plus it’s a great way to use up leftover turkey from the holidays. Works well as a freezer meal, see the tips section for how to double your batch and make one now and set another aside for an easy meal later.
Cozy up this weekend with a hearty, soul warming lamb stew recipe packed with veggies and herbs. Using lamb chop pieces from Aldi, this aromatic stew is a fun cooking adventure that will feed you all weekend. Recipe is very easy to adjust to your preferences, see the tips for variations and substitutions.
A simple, gluten-free apple crumble recipe that screams fall. Guest recipe post by Joy Marker.
A simple party cocktail that is easy to mix up for a crowd. A simple holiday cocktail featuring Crown Royal, cranberry juice, peach schnapps, and frozen cranberries. Top it with a splash of club soda for some fizz.
A easy weeknight meal that comes together in just about 30 minutes and is packed with flavor. Ground turkey, ponzu sauce, quick-pickled cucumbers and carrots, and a spicy garlic lime drizzling sauce. Low cholesterol and dairy free. See tips for how to make gluten free or vegetarian. A perfect weeknight dinner for two.n
On October 1st I went to Trader Joe’s looking for pumpkin butter. They were out. Upon asking, they told me they now stock it the day after Labor Day and it never makes it to October… “come and gone” were the words they used. September is way too early for me to get into pumpkin so I had to work on my own recipe. The good news? I figured out how to do it in the slow cooker and making it at home allows you to control how sweet it is. Give this slow cooker pumpkin butter recipe a try and add as much or little sweetener as you’d like!
It is hard to beat chewy, melted chocolate chip cookies sprinkled with salty pecans fresh from the oven. But when there’s only two of you baking up an entire batch of cookies is just too much. You can make this recipe if you need a big batch but it also splits perfectly into 3 small batched of cookies. Make one, freeze two and enjoy just the right amount of cookies.
Pickled red onions that take two minutes to mix and only an hour to cure. Perfect on top of hamburgers, hot dogs, sausage, nachos, and tacos. Also great with savory dinner bowls to cut through rich flavors and balance out your dinner. For more, see the essentials of making at home, quick pickles.
A simple, overnight pizza dough that requires no kneading. How easy is that? This homemade pan pizza dough will make enough for 2, 12” pan pizzas. Fire up your grill or turn up that oven and get your pizza on.
Another vintage cocktail that is often overlooked: the Mai Tai! This recipe is inspired by Chicago’s Three Dots and a Dash (and the amazing Podcast Episode from America’s Test Kitchen: Proof - Tiki). Simple to make at home, this Mai Tai recipe only requires one specialty ingredient that is easy to purchase from Amazon. Complex, balanced and easy to drink this cocktail pairs well with Summer Reading and firefly watching.