October 2009

Sugar Cookies

October 29, 2009

Halloween wouldn’t be Halloween without these wonderful sugar cookies. My mom made them a lot when I was growing up, the recipe is wonderful! They make a super soft, sweet cookie. They do take a little time, and the dough is easiest to work with if it has been refrigerated for about an hour. The [...]

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Roasted Pumpkin Seeds

October 28, 2009
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Anybody got a bunch of pumpkin seeds coming their way any time soon? I thought that might be the case….. This is a super easy recipe that has been a family tradition of ours since I was a little girl. Hope your family likes it as much as mine does! Roasted Pumpkin Seeds 3 C [...]

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White Chicken Chili

October 27, 2009
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Well guys and gals, it’s a stormy day along the Wasatch Front. I’d say a rather chilly day. A great day to make a batch of chili! This original recipe came from my great friend Tricia. I have changed it somewhat, using dried great northern beans instead of canned, and 1% milk instead of whipping [...]

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Pumpkin Patch Cookies

October 24, 2009
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I am seriously in love with pumpkin. There are so many fun ways to cook with it! These cookies are super easy……you can leave off the fancy dollop of cream cheese frosting and the cute chocolate pumpkin and they are still taste delicious.  Pumpkin Patch Cookies Yield: 60 cookies Time: 90 minutes  Cookie Recipe from [...]

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School Morning Pancakes

October 24, 2009
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This is my standard pancake recipe. It really doesn’t take long at all, and can be made on a school morning. Sometimes I add mini chocolate chips, or frozen blueberries. The recipe makes about 20, so I keep leftovers in the fridge for the next day. My little boys even like them plain as a [...]

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Chocolate Velvet Desert

October 24, 2009
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So let me start by saying….no one should eat 2 pieces of this desert in the same month. It is a bite of pure heaven, every bite should be savored! The texture is crispy on the bottom and satiny smooth on the top. It would be great to make for any special occasion or holiday. [...]

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Cinnamon Raisin Bread

October 24, 2009
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The smell of fresh bread baking has to be one of lifes most heavenly scents. Just down right fabulous. This Cinnamon Raisin Bread is a recipe I have tweaked and changed over the years. It is wonderful warm out of the oven with a bit of butter and honey spread on the top. It is [...]

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Fruit and Spinach Salad

October 24, 2009
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My kids don’t act too exited when I pull out a salad. However, if the salad has “those AWESOME sugary nuts!” they are all over it. I have a couple of salad recipes I use sugared almonds for, this is the most simple. The dressing can be homemade, but I usually buy Kraft or Brianna’s [...]

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Chicken and Rice Bake

October 24, 2009
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 This has been a standard at our house for years. The original recipe came from my Mom but I have tweaked it a bit to make it a bit more healthy. (The original called for an entire stick of melted butter…I like to save my sticks of butter for cookies.) One of the best things [...]

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Penne with Tomatoes and Spinach

October 23, 2009
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Love this recipe. It’s very fresh tasting, and comes together super quickly. There is no protein in it however, so sometimes I throw in some cooked shrimp in at the end. It’s also great with grilled chicken or salmon on the side. Penne with Tomatoes and Spinach Time: 20 minutes Yield: 6 servings Adapted from [...]

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