I’m not a big cookie person but this chocolate chip oatmeal cookie is delicious. It’s soft and chewy – a rarity with oatmeal cookies in my opinion. The recipe is great but I made a couple of adjustments. I used my favorite Trader Joe’s steel cut oats instead of old-fashioned rolled oats. I think it elevates the … More Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies
A couple weeks ago I made lemon-lime tea cakes and they were AMAZING! They were really easy to make so I decided to experiment with new flavors. First up was mini cannoli cakes. They turned out great and I’m resisting all temptation to make more immediately. Mini Cannoli Cakes Servings (12 layered cakes) 1/2 … More Mini Cannoli Cakes
It was surprisingly painless picking out this months meals. I’ve never tried any of these recipes so we’ll see how it goes, I feel like March’s selections were a mixed bag. A couple of these will require work but from the look of things most of the recipes will be easy to make. Bacon … More April Meals
We usually have Mr. B over for dinner once a week. He doesn’t cook and without meals from the family I think he gets a little hungry. Danny’s Mom always made a cake once a week so Mr. B is understandably use to having dessert with dinner (ice cream and coffee also). For awhile I … More Black Bottom Oatmeal Pie
I recently found this recipe for Broccoli soup on Pinterest and decided to give it a try. It looked simple and I’m always trying to fit more vegetables into our diet. I was surprised at how easy it was to make and how delicious it tastes. Danny enjoyed it so much he didn’t even require … More Cheesey, Creamy Broccoli Soup
Yesterday I had an impromptu Girls’ Night with Cara and Kristin. We ate outside, went in the pool and walked for ice cream. A perfect summer evening. To accompany the plethora of leftover pulled pork, Cara brought a zucchini from her garden to make fries. I almost died when I saw the zucchini! It’s huge! … More Zucchini
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