Transform weeknight spaghetti with bacon, onion, and canned tomatoes to make this easy and tasty bacon spaghetti bake. Cooking for a crowd? Try our Guilty Pleasure Shrimp Pasta. Bacon Spaghetti Bake with Tomatoes and Onion This spaghetti bake is a simple and easy weeknight dinner that Continue Reading
Creamy Corn and Pepper Salad
Creamy Corn and Pepper Salad- This easy salad comes together in a few minutes and brings a flavorful punch to your side dish table. This Mexican inspired, creamy corn salad starts with a simple base dressing and is full of bright and fresh veggies. This is an easy side dish for taco night, Continue Reading
Easy Homemade Restaurant Style Salsa
Easy Homemade Restaurant Style Salsa The fastest way to my heart is through chips, fresh salsa, and tacos, but it can be hard to make fresh tasting salsa with off-season tomatoes. Store bought salsas have a sweet, vinegar taste that just doesn't suffice when you are craving the real thing. By using Continue Reading
Easy Sunday Morning Hollandaise Sauce
This easy Hollandaise Sauce recipe has quickly soared to the top of our Sunday brunch recipe list, not only because it is so rich and silky that you could eat it with a spoon, but because it's fast and easy to make. Sunday brunch at our house is typically southern style, which requires a lot of Continue Reading
Guilty Pleasure Shrimp Pasta | A Budget Friendly Recipe to Please a Crowd
I consider myself somewhat of a foodie. I prefer high quality ingredients to generics, foods that can only be described as an acquired taste, and intensive cooking techniques. In fact, I was almost too ashamed to post this recipe, but then I realized that posting it would, in fact, make the world Continue Reading
20 Ways Kids Can Help in the Garden
I'm watching the snow fall out of my office window, hoping that this is the last big snow before Spring begins. I've had to neglect my garden over the past two years due to pregnancy and a newborn. He's now a rambunctious toddler, but he's always on a mission. I've never seen a child Continue Reading
Five Ways to Turn Christmas Trash Into Gardening Treasure
Once the hustle and bustle of the holidays passes, the winter blahs set in. Many of us spend January and February wishing it would warm up so we could get busy in our gardens. We start with grandiose ideas which slowly dissolve as the cost tallies up. Christmas bills, higher heating costs, Continue Reading