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30 of the Best Lunches For Back to School
This is it! The last breathe of summer before back to school. So I’ve put together the ultimate guide to school lunches that will help you get back in the
Tuna Chickpea Salad Sandwich
My latest strategy for dinner has been salads. I don’t mean greens. I mean sandwich salads. Things like egg salad, tuna salad, chicken salad, you get the idea. With the
Mini Yorkshire Pudding Bites with Yves Veggie Cuisine Ground Round Wellington Topping
This is the ultimate holiday appetizer. No, seriously. It’s the best of every traditional holiday dish tucked together in one bite of perfection. Our ultimate holiday appy pairs the puffy
Sweet Potato and Goat Cheese Galette with Yves Veggie Cuisine Broccoli Bites
One of my summer staples is to make sweet galettes or crostatas using fresh berries and fruit from the local farmer’s market. However, I’ve never tackled a savoury version. Although,
Cucumber with Yves Veggie Bacon & Ricotta
Even though I’ve been hosting holiday dinners and parties for what feels like forever, I have to admit I still get a bit stressed. I want everyone to have a
Adrienne’s Sausage and Sage Stuffing (AKA my mom’s famous Thanksgiving side)
Over the years, I’ve always wanted to share this recipe here but my mom made it a challenge. It’s not like she didn’t want me to share it (although I
Broccoli Cheddar Chowder
Scarlett and I created this soup on one of those days you don’t really have anything left in the refrigerator. We’re both fans of a broccoli and cheddar soup we
Double Chocolate Peppermint Cookies
Every year I organize a holiday cookie decorating party for Scarlett and her friends. It’s not a cookie exchange with a goal of having dozens of cookies to use over
A Recipe to Save Your Sanity
Our new book The School Year Survival Cookbook is out now! If you want to know more about what’s inside then here’s a quick rundown of how it will make
Saving time with Masterpass: Follow our experience and have a chance to win a $500 card
As food bloggers you usually only hear one side of our lives as mothers. Sure, once and awhile one of us has a rant about our kid’s friendship triangles or
