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Kielbasa Stew is a rich and creamy stew with delicious flavor, and it’s perfect for cold winter days! To begin, finely dice a medium onion. Dice a kielbasa into 1/2 inch pieces. Toss the kielbasa into a Dutch oven with a tablespoon of cooking oil. Let it cook over medium heat for about 3 minutes….
A while back, I shared a recipe for basic chicken that could be made ahead and frozen in batches for future meals. Today I am going to share a similar recipe for basic crockpot pulled pork. You’ll start with a good sized pork roast. I would recommend a large pork shoulder or even a…
Is there anyone that doesn’t love macaroni & cheese? This simple baked mac and cheese is a great option for your family supper and something that my family enjoys on a regular basis. To begin, cook one pound of macaroni to al dente. You can use the traditional elbow macaroni or any variation that you…
We’ve all been there. You’ve spent the day diagramming sentences and building working, scale model trebuchets with the kids, and you look up to realize it’s almost time for supper and you have no idea what to make! The kids look at you with hunger in their eyes, and you look back with panic in…
Sometimes you would love the comfort of a pot pie, but don’t have the time to make one. Chicken Pot Pie Soup has that classic flavor but is simple to whip up on a busy school night.
Moist, classic banana bread for a delicious treat.
Do you love pancakes like we love pancakes? In our home, foods that are traditionally thought of as “breakfast” foods – like pancakes – make appearances at all hours of the day. We often have “Breakfast for Dinner” nights, and these fluffy pancakes with granola and chopped pecans are a favorite.
Last week I shared a recipe for a foundational crockpot chicken recipe that can be used for other quick future meals or dishes. Today I’ll share with you a recipe for a simple chicken salad that has sweet caramelized onions and toasted walnuts.
Today I am sharing a recipe with you that is what I call a “foundational” recipe. It is a starting point for many other dishes and meals. Basic Crockpot Chicken is a good sized quantity of cooked, pulled chicken that you can use tonight, as well as freeze portions for fast meals (suppers or lunches)…
Hello Hip Homeschool Moms! Let me take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Constance Smith. I am an army wife and homeschooling mom of three kiddos, ages 15, 18 & 20. We are currently in our 13th year of homeschooling, and we have 2 graduates and a high school student. Our family has lived all…
