Confetti Chicken & Pasta

Advertisements I’m wasn’t  entirely sure what to call this recipe – chicken, bacon, red bell pepper, corn, green onion, parmesan,  and cream. It is quite good – just was not sure what to call it and then it struck me how colorful it turned out. So I settled on Confetti Chicken & Pasta and IContinue reading “Confetti Chicken & Pasta”

Easy Broccoli Alfredo

Advertisements Not all dishes have to have a big protien presence. Occasionally you need a lighter dinner or maybe a budget dinner. Or maybe you need a bit heavier lunch because you have to skip dinner or won’t be able to have a real sit down dinner. Whatever the reason, this recipe for Easy BroccoliContinue reading “Easy Broccoli Alfredo”

Jalapeño & Pepperoni Pizza

Advertisements Pepperoni Pizza is a staple in our home. Even made from scratch – most of our family can prepare the dough to have time to rise before making from dinner. Because it really is that easy. But sometimes that simple – yet delightful – pepperoni pizza occasionally needs to be stepped up a notch.Continue reading “Jalapeño & Pepperoni Pizza”

Summer Squash & Sausage Lasagna

Advertisements Lasagna is my husband’s very favorite meal. He asks for it with every birthday that passes. I have made it more than a dozen different ways but this one might be the real winner. Its a combination of Italian sausage, summer squash and roasted tomato sauce with plenty of cheese! And its pretty easyContinue reading “Summer Squash & Sausage Lasagna”

Roasted Tomato Soup

Advertisements The weather around here is turning colder every day. And while I love soups all year round, I ramp up the soup making in the colder months. This soup recipe I, actually, stumbled on to rather by accident. I was making pasta sauce to jar for later in the year, and had too muchContinue reading “Roasted Tomato Soup”

Creamy Italian Tortellini Soup

Advertisements Some people, a few from my family, have a notion that soup can not be hearty enough to be the whole dinner. And those same people were proven wrong when I served up this very hearty Creamy Italian Tortellini Soup. It is a creamy soup loaded with kale, carrots, onions, celery, potatoes, sausage, andContinue reading “Creamy Italian Tortellini Soup”

Roasted Hatch Chile Salsa

Advertisements You are literally FOUR ingredients away from this flavor packed hot salsa. Well, the hot part depends on the type of Chiles you decide to get. But you are going to love this Roasted Hatch Chile Salsa for your next Taco Tuesdays – or any day for a nice late night snack. I haveContinue reading “Roasted Hatch Chile Salsa”

Oven Baked Corn Ribs

Advertisements Corn has always been one of my favorite vegetables. I know it is not the most nutrient dense of the vegetables but it was one of the most versatile, making it great as an add on or even filler to many dishes. I recently discovered the trendy concept of corn ribs and I’m inContinue reading “Oven Baked Corn Ribs”

Easy Salami Tortellini Salad

Advertisements Pretty much everything is better once you add in a little bit of salami. This tortellini salad is loaded with lots of veggies so you don’t have to feel bad about adding in the flavor bomb of salami. If you need a simple meal to bring to a potluck or backyard barbque or youContinue reading “Easy Salami Tortellini Salad”

Dutch Oven Chicken & Dumpling Soup

Advertisements Fall is just around the corner and that means it’s time for cozy meals. And it doesn’t get much cozier than a hearty soup made in a Dutch Oven. There is something so delicious about making every piece of this soup in the same pot. While chicken breast is not always the most tenderContinue reading “Dutch Oven Chicken & Dumpling Soup”

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