The traditional comfort and healing food. I loved when my mom made chicken noodle soup growing up. With Thanksgiving being just yesterday I thought today would be the best day to post this recipe in case you have tons of…
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Continue ReadingThis pasta is a show stopper and is great for a Sunday dinner or for inviting guests over! It really doesn’t take too much time but it may take a bit more time than most people can spare on a…
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Costco blueberry muffins are my go to favorite store-bought muffins. I’ve been trying to create a muffin for my collection to have that is just as good or better than a Costco muffin and this is the one. Making these…
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The first time I made a lemon meringue pie was about 4 years ago. It was awful. The lemon curd didn’t set up so it was like lemon soup. My meringue didn’t form stiff peaks and kind of just melted…
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I wanted to make an apple pie with a topping like an apple crisp because apple crisps are delicious. This apple pie, like most homemade apple pies, are a bit labor and time intensive but I honestly think the finished…
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Fun fact about me—Sometimes in high school I’d crave Red Lobster only because I wanted their Cheddar Bay Biscuits they give as a free starter when you eat there so I’d call them and order just biscuits to pick up.…
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Green bean casserole was something my mom made us growing up even when it wasn’t thanksgiving. In Finland it’s really expensive to buy fresh Green Beans. I think I paid over $12 on Green Beans to make this casserole. You…
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I posted a few days ago a savory version of a sweet potato mash and now I’m posting a sweet version. This tastes like sweet potato casserole in a mashed potato version. It’s everything you love about a sweet potato…
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I saw on an episode of MasterChef once where a contestant made sweet potato mashed potatoes and made a mental note to make them one day. I originally set out to make a sweet, sweet potato mash but in the…
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If you aren’t from Utah or aren’t apart of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, chances are you are wondering why this recipe is called “Funeral Potatoes”. It doesn’t mean you will die if you eat them or…
