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Orange Chicken
This post was originally posted in February 2011. There was no photograph of the dish so I remedied that when we ate the meal last night. The Wee One decided to help me make the dish. I’m so happy that… Continue reading
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Mom, What’s For Dinner? – June 2016
Welcome to my menu: I’m going to do something different this month. I’ve planned a menu for the rest of the month so we can concentrate on our summer fun instead of trying to decide what to do with dinner.… Continue reading
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Quick Strawberry Lemonade
My boys and I love a tall glass of lemonade. My favorite lemonades are from Chick-Fil-A and Wendy’s. When I order a lemonade from my Wendy’s I usually order the strawberry lemonade. This is at home version of the strawberry… Continue reading
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WDW Magic Bars
As you know, I like to make copycat Walt Disney World recipes since I cannot get there as often as I would like. Continue reading
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Simple Peach Crisp – Foodie Extravaganza
I’ve been loving peaches lately. When I had to decide on a midsummer treat, I thought peach crisp would be a great treat especially with homemade whipped cream. This peach crisp is delicious! And simple to put together. Continue reading
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Pretzel Rolls
My family loves pretzel rolls. Actually they like anything pretzel related – hard or soft. These rolls take extra work but are worth the happiness from your family when you finish this delicious treat. You could serve them as a… Continue reading
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Mom, What’s For Dinner? – Week of May 30, 2016
I’ve got to admit that last week I didn’t follow my menu because I ended up being exhausted by the end of the day because I was cleaning up my classroom. Continue reading
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Peanut Butter Yogurt Dip and Cooking with Students part 2
So Tuesday was the third and final day of Skinnies. My room was tore up because it was the second to last day of school. I got it together enough for the group of students to have a place to… Continue reading
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Basic Granola and Cooking with Students
This is our last week of school. Last year and this year, teachers created classes called “Skinnies.” These classes have a smaller class size than the typical class size. Plus the topics of these classes are of topics the students… Continue reading
