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Fun budget-friendly family recipes by Anne
Top pita halves with chicken, barbecue sauce and cheddar
cheese for a quick busy-night dinner that will satisfy everyone.
Add vegetable dippers and you're good to go with minimal fuss.
The cost per serving (about $1.20) makes this easy on the wallet
as well.
Chicken BBQ Cheddar Pitas
Hands-On Time: 5 minutes
Ready In: 15 minutes
Serves: 6 Two pita halves per person
Ingredients:
6 pitas - 6 inch size (I use whole wheat)
1 pound… Read More
Chicken BBQ Cheddar Pitas
Hands-On Time: 5 minutes
Ready In: 15 minutes
Serves: 6 Two pita halves per person
Ingredients:
6 pitas - 6 inch size (I use whole wheat)
1 pound… Read More
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These muffins are super-moist and flavorful - the perfect
start to any morning, but especially a busy morning. With very
little sugar and no white flour, they're also a healthier choice.
I'll be making them for Christmas morning in anticipation of a
food-filled day. Mixing the dry ingredients the night before
helps to speed preparation, and with a 20 minute bake time,
they're ready fast.
Morning Muffins
Hands-On Time: 5 minutes
Ready In: 25 minutes
Serves: Makes… Read More
Morning Muffins
Hands-On Time: 5 minutes
Ready In: 25 minutes
Serves: Makes… Read More
The holiday rush is on and before you rush off to grab
dinner at a not-so-cheap-or-healthy food joint, consider this
quick and easy pie. Not only does it taste just like a burger
from the local drive-through, it also happens to cost less per
person; about $1.10 per serving. This was a winner with my entire
family as long as I used the onion powder option over the real
onion. Add a green salad rather than fries and a homemade…
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When was the last time you had real hot chocolate? You know
what I mean, not that powdery stuff in a packet with crunchy
little marshamallows. It doesn't count if someone made it for
you, either. I just came off of a quest for the perfect hot
chocolate, and it was far closer to home than I'd realized.
My family and I took an afternoon and experimented with as many hot chocolate recipes as we could find. We tried… Read More
My family and I took an afternoon and experimented with as many hot chocolate recipes as we could find. We tried… Read More
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Nothing signals the imminent holiday season like baking
cookies. I don't think there is another month in the year where
cookie consumption is so high. With all the varieties avaiable,
it's no wonder. My own family has many favorites, but it seems
like the common thread throughout them all is chocolate. This
slightly different version of the classic thumbprint is just the
ticket. Not to sweet and just chocolatey enough to satisfy.
Raspberry and Chocolate Thumbprints
Hands-On… Read More
Raspberry and Chocolate Thumbprints
Hands-On… Read More
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When it comes to comfort food the most comforting of all is
homemade bread. There is something warm and wonderful about the
aroma as it bakes that makes you want to slow down and take the
time to savor it. Baking bread can be time-intensive without a
machine, and even then it can take longer than anyone wants to
wait for fresh-baked bread. No-Knead bread is just as delicious
as the kneaded kind and even the kids can handle this…
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About Me
I'm Anne, a 38-year-old SAHM. Most of my time is devoted to caring for
my family, and one of my favorite parts is cooking for them and
blogging about our food experiences.
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