Month: January 2021

Sides

Oven Roasted Asparagus with Parmesan

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  As far as I can remember, this oven-roasted asparagus recipe came about when we went to the pantry and fridge to make some food. We didn’t necessarily have a plan. Stand and look at the pantry for 5 minutes. Stand with the fridge door open for 5 minutes. Repeat […]

Entrees

Super Tender Homemade Meatball Recipe

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  You’ve been meatball-ed! Or at least you can be after learning this recipe. It’s not as easy as laughing at Jim’s prank and splitting the loot with Dwight, but once you’ve done it you’ll have it down pat. And if you didn’t understand any of that, please go and […]

Baked Goods, Sides

Mom’s Dinner Rolls Recipe

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  I did not really know what the classic dinner rolls looked like for a while. Because we always had these rolls my mom would make that are kind of tied knots of dough. Almost like a combo dinner roll and garlic knot. Minus the garlic. But this is definitely […]

How To Tuesdays

How to Make Candied Walnuts

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  All of my latest posts are desserts or sugar-related, I know. Don’t hate me. But candied walnuts are a little more versatile. Salads, toppings, granola, snacking, as well as desserts. As a young college student, I had a part-time job at the movie theater. Shoutout to Harkins – they […]

Desserts, How To Tuesdays

How to Make Crème Brûlée

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  Crème brûlée sounds super fancy, somewhat snobbish, and seems like it should be difficult to make. But it isn’t too hard once you’ve given it a shot. Remember that its name literally means burnt cream. And if ‘burnt’ is in the name, then you really don’t need to be […]

Entrees, Soups

Simply Chicken Noodle Soup

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  In sickness and in health, chicken noodle soup is there for you. It’s a soup that is also a warm, comforting hug. Piping hot broth brimming with hearty vegetables, tender chicken, and plump noodles make this soup come to life. Kids, adults, grandparents, and teens all love the simple […]