A Cafeteria Classic Made Into A Meatball Sloppy Joe Meatballs feature savory beef made into a tangy meatballs using onions, Worcestershire sauce, relish, and a few other ingredients to create a dinner everyone will love. Simmer in a tomato-based sauce in a slow cooker or on your stovetop before serving on its own with chips and pickles or as a sandwich with crinkle cut fries. Lately I have an obsession with cafeteria food. Last week, in my Tipsy Housewife Newsletter, I had answered a question about all the jobs I have had throughout my life and it made me remember…
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Continue ReadingSkipping Steps On An Italian Classic Skillet Chicken Parmesan with Spinach Pasta skips the breading steps, which can seem overwhelming, to create a weeknight version of Classic Chicken Parmesan. Whole canned tomatoes, a few seasonings, herbs, some chicken, and pasta made with butter and spinach makes a simple dish that…
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Gourmet Grilling For The Amateur Chef Grilled Sausage Grinders with Grilled Tomato Sauce is a simple recipe even newer grill masters can master. Flavorful grilled tomato sauce and grilled onions with a creamy cheese of your choice top the Italian sausage to finish off this flavorful and toasty grinder. As…
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A Delicious Pasta Anyone Can Make Tomato Butter Pasta with Chicken is a simple supper made with just a few ingredients. This recipe makes a creamy pasta sauce without using any dairy except for a little bit of butter. I use tomato powder in this recipe but you can easily…
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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…
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Continue ReadingI 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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