Roasted Chicken Sausages with Apples, Potatoes and Cider Cream Sauce My sister and I came up with this recipe the other afternoon as we were having that, "What are you making for dinner tonight?" "I have no clue. What about you?" conversation. It is a one pot-one pan-one hour combination that highlights some favorite fall flavors: cider, apples, sausages, and sweet potatoes. You could easily mix and match vegetables to suit your family's tastes; carrots, onions, and/or garlic would all work great. This recipe is also incredibly economical. As you know, cooking with the seasons will save you a bundle in the produce department. Apples are in season Keep Reading
For the love of Pumpkin: 26+ delicious pumpkin recipes
Autumn has arrived! All you summer lovers, it's time to embrace the leaves changing, the 65 degree, partly-sunny days and soak up what I believe is the best season of the entire year. The crisp morning air, the crunchy leaves under your feet, and a warm pumpkin spice Americano from Starbucks. On top of all this goodness is pumpkin. I love pumpkin in all breakfast and baked goods. I try to avoid the pumpkin soup or ravioli dishes. I just can't go there with my most favorite puree. It might ruin it for me. Here is the grand list of pumpkin recipes I plan to try this year. Some I have already tested and as you'll see, I have loved them all. Others Keep Reading
How to make pumpkin puree
I'm pretty sure I could live in a perpetual season of Autumn and be perfectly content. The crisp days and rainy nights, the bright colors and cozy flavors. I am crazy about all of it. While driving home yesterday, I stopped abruptly on the side of the road twice in the span of ten minutes. Each time, my five year-old daughter hollered from the backseat, "Did you forget something, Mama?" Why yes, I did. I forgot about that beautiful row of bright red trees and that farm stand that has perfect pumpkins for two bucks each. We turned the car around and drove back for a phone full of pictures and a trunk full of pumpkins. My kids accept this as normal Keep Reading
Honey Sweetened Hot Cocoa recipe (no refined sugar)
With the crisp Fall weather (unless you're in Texas?), it's time to cook up a warm beverage. If you're on a quest to reduce the amount of refined sugar your family is consuming, try whipping up this Honey Sweetened Hot Chocolate! Your kids will probably need a few sips to adjust from the regular Swiss Miss but keep trying. If they just won't even give it a try, you could always cut the packet hot chocolate with some of this honey sweetened version to help ease their palates in. This would be a fun option to make for a brunch, MOPS group meeting (when you can have those again) or even after trick or treating on Halloween night! Increase the recipe Keep Reading
Dairy-Free No-Cook Chocolate Pudding (gluten-free too!)
Dairy-Free No-Cook Chocolate Pudding A few years ago, we toured Creo Chocolate, a family-run chocolate factory and tasting room that opened in Portland in 2014. They source their cacao beans from farmers in Ecuador, then do every step from roasting to packaging right in their Lloyd District chocolate shop. We were so impressed with their focus on quality, family, and sustainability. (This is not a sponsored post, just sharing the love for a local business. Check them out!) On the tour, we learned that not all chocolate bars are created equal. For example, commercial chocolate products are only required by the FDA to contain a minimum of 10% cacao Keep Reading
Pumpkin Spice Pancakes recipe
Pumpkin Spice Pancakes I want to talk about pancakes. Pumpkin Spice Pancakes, to be exact. This recipe is one of my family's absolute favorite fall breakfasts. I've made them three times in this past week alone. No joke. These pancakes are sugar and spice and everything nice. Add a side of scrambled eggs or bacon strips and you have a great start to a lazy fall morning or a busy fall day. Don't care for pumpkin in your pancakes? Make this recipe for the BEST basic pancakes on the planet. I like them topped with the standard butter and maple syrup, my kids prefer a sprinkling of cinnamon sugar, and my husband adds a dollop of homemade Keep Reading
Whole wheat zucchini bread (recipe)
Whole Wheat Zucchini Bread I plunk a zucchini plant in the ground every single summer, even though I don't technically like zucchini. I can't help myself; it's just so green and reliable. Maybe the carrots are mediocre or the beans are wimpy. There will always be the loyal zucchini plant! It says, "You can grow things. Look at me! I turned into a baseball bat overnight! Love me!" I try to return the affirmation, "You are a good plant. You are strong and green. You are one of my top producers." But I think it knows how I secretly feel about its bland, watery existence. That I give it away at every opportunity. That I shred it and freeze it, not Keep Reading
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