Sunday Suppers

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    Sunday Sauce

    thetipsyhousewife

    A Classic Comfort Food Mister’s Mom always made us this Sunday Sauce. 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 requires to cook. Stirring is really the only requirement. As the name suggests, 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. It fills your…

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  • World’s Best Thanksgiving Stuffing

    thetipsyhousewife

    The Trick to a Terrific Turkey Day The World’s Best Stuffing has the perfect texture and a delicious savory flavor profile. Make this recipe with breakfast sausage, onions, celery, and mushrooms. You can omit the mushrooms if you choose. You can make this recipe the day before and bake or…

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  • 5 Comfy Sunday Dinner Recipes

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    Great Meals for Quality Time Sunday dinner is a tradition I think every family should have. Even if you are a family of one, the idea of preparing a wholesome meal on a Sunday is a great way to reset for the week and the leftovers make for a great…

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  • Chopped Steak With Grilled Onions

    thetipsyhousewife

    Someone I know always orders the chopped steak at restaurants because he is afraid it will be taken off the menu and go extinct if people don’t order it. I’m not exactly sure where the concern comes from, but clearly the dish evokes a memory he doesn’t want to lose.…

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  • A Delicious Meat Sauce Recipe and Cooking Class

    thetipsyhousewife

    I often hear younger people tell me they were never taught to cook. This is such a bummer to me! Cooking is such an important skill, both to feed yourself and to make connections with others. Most tell me that they find cooking overwhelming, expensive, and defeating when recipes don’t…

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