This recipe is from my early marriage. It’s quick and easy to whip up and requires ingredients from your pantry.
It’s a very forgiving recipe so you can use whatever ingredients in your pantry.
This recipe is from my early marriage. It’s quick and easy to whip up and requires ingredients from your pantry.
It’s a very forgiving recipe so you can use whatever ingredients in your pantry.
Since I’ve been sick with a bad cough for the past week, I wanted to find a soup that would help me feel better. This soup really hit the spot. Continue reading “Get Well Chicken Soup (Gluten Free)”
Welcome to Day 9 of 31 Days of Slow Cooking!
Today I’ll continue with the photographs from the Donut Trail.
Continue reading “Mom, What’s For Dinner (Week of 10/9/16) and Veggie Beef Soup (Day 9)”Welcome to Day 8 of 31 Days of Slow Cooking!
Today we decided to make it a family day. Unfortunately the Wee One refused to wake up so he stayed home with grandma instead of having fun with us.
We did half of the Donut Trail in a county to the south of us. While we were on the Donut Trail, we did some other things.
Today I’m going to share some of the photographs that I took while we on the donut trail.
Continue reading “Chicken Corn Soup (Day 8)”On a cold winter day, soup is the perfect meal. This split pea soup warms the soul.
My grandpa loved split pea soup. I’ve never liked it until now. We’ve had it twice in the last few months. Yum!
This can be done in either the pressure cooker or the slow cooker.
adapted from Skinny Taste
Stars of the recipe:
Steps (Electric Pressure cooker):
Steps (Slow Cooker):
Happy Eating,
Traci
Today is going to be a short post because of parent-teacher conferences. I’m going to feature a recipe from the blog.
We love Spanish-style chicken noodle soup. The soup features orzo instead of egg noodles. The original recipe called for it to be made on the stovetop. I adapted it for the slow cooker, which is the only way I make it now.
The recipe calls for raw chicken breast, but you can use already cooked chicken if you have any already cooked chicken.
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Happy eating,
Traci