Simple Pork Tenderloin & Crispy Potatoes This simple pork tenderloin & crispy potatoes recipe is one that you are going to put on regular rotation. Just a few simple prep steps before adding it all to a sheet pan and letting your oven do the work. Seasoned with garlic salt, black pepper, brown sugar and chili powder, this pork has great flavor that is appealing to everyone. The sheet pan potatoes are crispy and delicious. The full, printable recipe is at the bottom of this post. I will just share a few tips and some information before the recipe. My…
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Continue ReadingTurkey Vegetable Platter This Turkey Vegetable Platter will be the hit of your Thanksgiving. It is whimsical, easy to make, and most importantly SUPER affordable. This is a a great platter to offer to bring to your holiday celebration that won’t break your food budget. It is a great, healthy appetizer and who doesn’t love dunking anything and everything in ranch? The full, printable recipe and steps for making this festive bird is linked at the end of this post. I want to walk you through a few tips and tricks before you skip to the recipe. The Carrots It…
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Continue ReadingSuper Special Lemonade Make some Super Special Lemonade by adding sweetened condensed milk to fresh squeezed lemon juice. This produces a perfectly sweet lemonade. This lemonade is super drinkable due to the slightly creamy taste of this thirst quenching drink. Having always been a fan of lemonade but not a fan of the overly sour flavor, this is the perfect solution to that problem. The full, printable recipe is at the bottom of this post I will just share a few fun facts and tips if you care to read. Brazilian Lemonade I found out about this recipe from perusing…
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Continue ReadingEasy Baked Manicotti I never, ever make Manicotti because I thought it to be anything BUT Easy Baked Manicotti. I have always stuck to making stuffed shells, my recipe for that is linked here. Shells for me, were much easier to stuff then the long tubes of manicotti. But this EASY Baked Manicotti is so simple to make that it even takes less time than my stuffed shells. This recipe uses simple ingredients, like cottage cheese (creamier then ricotta) homemade (or jar sauce) mozzarella and parmesan cheeses and simple spices and herbs. The full, printable recipe is below, which you…
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Continue ReadingStuffed Turkey Roll Ups with Creamy Gravy These Stuffed Turkey Roll Ups with Creamy Gravy is a simple one pan oven meal. Although you will have to use a pan to make the instant stuffing. This dish is the ultimate comfort food. This cures all your Thanksgiving cravings without all the work of Thanksgiving. This recipe for Stuffed Turkey Roll Ups with Creamy Gravy uses simple ingredients like turkey deli meat, a can of cream of chicken soup and two boxes of delicious instant stuffing. Seasoned with parsley, black pepper and poultry seasoning, these turkey roll ups have an all…
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Continue ReadingGarlic Bread Steak Bites With Horseradish Cream Garlic Bread Steak Bites With Horseradish Cream is an elevated appetizer that is crazy easy to make. Made with sirloin steak, french bread, butter and simple seasonings you likely have on hand, this appetizer comes together with no stress. These steak bites are perfect for the upcoming holiday season as they offer something special without breaking the bank. The full, printable recipe is below, but I will go over a few tips before the recipe is shared. Garlic Bread I made my garlic bread in the air fryer. I find that these bread…
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Continue ReadingBaked Reuben Dip This Baked Reuben Dip was so highly anticipated that I did not even have time to snap a “blog worthy” picture of it. Baked Reuben Dip is a delicious appetizer that will be the hit of every party. Simple to make and can be assembled ahead of time and baked when ready. Simple easy to find ingredients make this baked Reuben Dip a recipe that should be in your regular rotation. Packaged Corned Beef, Swiss Cheese, Onions, Kraut and Thousand Island Dressing are the basic ingredients you need. Easy to find and somewhat affordable. This Baked Reuben…
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Continue ReadingSunday Sauce, A Classic Comfort Food Sunday Sauce, a classic comfort food that my Mister’s Mom always made us. The sauce is special because it simmers all day creating a rich, fragrant sauce that is perfect with any pasta. I cannot lie, this sauce is a labor of love. Simply for the fact that it needs to be stirred throughout the 6 to 8 hours it needs to cook. Stirring is really the only requirement. This sauce is best made on a Sunday, when everyone is home, cozy on the couch, when it can be tended to throughout the day.…
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