Chicken Adobe – A Mexican Chicken and Rice Casserole
Chicken Adobe is like a classic chicken and rice casserole, but with a Mexican flavor twist added. And since September is both chicken month and rice month, we’re rockin’ the food holidays here. ;). One of the best things about this dish is that you can do the work and assemble the casserole early in…
Read MoreClassic Chicken Noodle Soup
Warm up during winter months with this classic chicken noodle soup recipe. Comfort food, warmth, and nutritionally packed all rolled into one delicious, feel good soup.
Read MoreKale and Sausage Soup
This is one of those soups that I will make just for myself – not because no one else likes it – but because I don’t want to share. I’ll get a whole pot going, then not tell anyone. I’ll have it for lunch every day until I run out of it. It’s hearty…
Read MoreCreamy Carrot Thyme Soup
I don’t even know where to start with this soup. Seriously. It’s creamy sweetness in a healthy warm package. It’s winter well-being and luxury rolled into one pleasant bowl. It’s a balance between natural sweetness from carrots and almost caramelized onions, and savory with herbs and garlic. It’s topped off with a velvety ranch whipped…
Read MoreSlow Cooker Taco Soup -Day 5 of 30 Days of Soups, Stews, and Chilis
This is one of those soups that whole family enjoys because it can be customized by toppings. It’s also a crock pot soup so it makes for an easy dinner. I even prep my toppings in the morning while the meat is browning and put them in the fridge. That way, at dinner time, everyone…
Read MoreOur Favorite Crock Pot Chili
This has been my family’s favorite chili for years, and it has the added benefit of being a crock pot meal so you can have a great dinner ready on busy nights. It makes a whole 5-quart slow cooker full so you can serve a large crowd, have leftovers, or freeze some for other meals…
Read MoreCrock Pot Garlic Ham and White Bean Soup
I’ve always been curious about my college roommate’s favorite soup, ham and navy bean soup. She talked about how good it was, putting in a ham bone, she’d lick her lips while talking. I’d never had it. I grew up in a house that didn’t eat ham. I’d have some at friend’s houses and restaurants,…
Read MoreSarah’s Beef Stew
My mother in law, Sarah, makes the best beef stew. The first time I had it, I was dating my husband and took my parents to his mom’s house for Christmas. We’re talking travel, stay overnight in their house a few days, real Christmas. Looking back, that was rather brave of us. We weren’t even…
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