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I’m always looking for new ways to make vegetables for my family. I could eat just about any vegetable cooked any way, but I am challenged with getting greens into the kids. I gave these haricots verts with prosciutto a try with the hopes that […]
I saw another recipe on Facebook this, this time from Health is Wealth, and knew I had to try it. This one was for cabbage steaks! I thought it needed a bit more garlic than the original recipe called for and also needed less cooking […]
I think I have already established the fact that when it’s cold, I make soup! Now that my family eats homemade chicken noodle soup, I thought I’d go out on a limb and make this Southern Italian Chicken Soup that I found in Southern Living. I […]
I saw a picture on Facebook the other day from Cast Iron Cooking that showed delicious looking skillet potatoes. I don’t make potatoes often, but I had some leftover from making Low Fat Potato Soup that I wanted to use. I followed the same process […]
I love soup, especially when the temperature dips into the 20s and teens like it is this week! I avoid creamy fattening soups because, well….I just don’t like to eat them. I found a recipe for a low fat potato soup in Cooking Light (January […]
An aunt of mine found a similar recipe for feta cheese rolls years ago in the Atlanta Journal. I’ve always been afraid to work with egg roll wrappers because I thought it was difficult. If I had known how easy it was, I would have […]
Fried chicken is certainly a comfort food, but as we all know, it is not exactly the healthiest for you. However, like every good Southerner, I had to come up with a version of fried chicken that would pass both the taste AND health test. […]