I love, love, love, putting ingredients into a crockpot and hours later having a meal. No exception here. We love breakfast for dinner. So I put my breakfast ingredients into my crockpot in the morning and have it ready by late afternoon. Yep. Use this …
Ya’ll come on. This is so simple, easy, and oh so delicious. The gravy I made using the pan drippings. It is so awesome. My husband could hardly wait for the gravy to be made to eat the chicken fried steak. haha.
I love this soup. With a nice chunk of Italian bread to dunk in the broth. OH Boy. The kale, sausage, garlic, creamy broth, and red pepper flakes for a kick, you can’t go wrong with this one. Very comforting.
Nothing like using fresh handpicked peaches from a peach orchard. Thanks Shirley for bringing us these delightful fragrant peaches.
I grew up with these meat hand pies. They have been in my family for a long time. My grandfather would eat these in the mines that he worked in. I love the mixture of potatoes, carrots, onions, and meat steamed inside pie crusts.
Oh yes you can. Banana bread cooked in a crockpot. The same simple ingredients and a way to use up some old bananas. Wow, it tastes amazing and smells your house for hours with that lovely bread scent.
These southern style green beans are the only ones allowed in our house. When I first married my husband, I made him a meal that had green beans with it. From a can. He was like, no way. So we created a version of green …
These little gems are so delicious. I used my homemade taco seasoning to cook in with the ground beef. I used a flour tortilla to wrap the meat in and fried them up. I used 2 cups of cooking oil inside of a wok. Don’t …
Need a reason to use all of your summer corn on the cob? This corn & potato chowder will knock you off your feet. You will want to dive in and eat your way up.
No cooking involved. I used a fully cooked rotisserie chicken and fresh ingredients finishing it off with a delicious dressing. So simple and easy. It spells summertime. So refresh your chicken salad.