Figuring out what to make for dinner every week has to be one of the most dreaded household tasks. Often times it falls on the shoulders of one person to make those decisions but if you are ready for dinnertime to run more smoothly, it is time to get the whole family involved in menu planning. I know it might sound like more work, but it will actually solve multiple problems at the same time!
These easy recipes are all meals kids can make with little to no help from you. If you’ve been looking to spend less time in the kitchen, these yummy recipes are a great place to start. Double bonus: when kids are involved in preparing their own food, they actually become less picky and more adventurous…
Yes, you need more help with dinner and here’s why…Moms spend an average of 68 minutes per day on meal preparation. That comes to 8 hours a week…not including time for planning and shopping!! How would you like a big chunk of that time back to do the things you love? Keep on scrolling to…
This Easy Chocolate Lava Cake will give you everything you need in a decadent dessert….warm, chocolatey, gooey, and indulgent! The fact that you can have it done in 20 minutes only makes it even more decadent. If you need a special treat for your Valentine’s Day, anniversary, or celebration, this is it my friend!
Learn how to get out of a dinner rut today with these 5 simple ideas! Making dinner every night is hard enough all on it’s own, let alone trying to find new recipes that you will like and your family will actually eat. This post will definitely help you snap out of it and learn…
This easy Lemon Artichoke Pasta comes together in 15 minutes and is packed with flavor! The combination of the lemon and artichoke is so bright and delicious in this pesto-like sauce. Your family will love it. And you will love how the fresh herbs in this amazing dinner recipe to life.
Are you looking to save time when it comes to meal prepping? This post is all about using ONE ingredient and transforming it into FIVE different dinners all week long. It is how I’ve been cooking for years and it is a massive time saver! And be sure to grab your FREE single ingredient menu…
Roasted Chicken Salad is always a favorite for our family when we are trying to eat healthy without feeling deprived! Most chicken salads are loaded with mayonnaise but this recipe not only makes a large batch, but the calorie count is only 163 per half cup serving. Roasting the chicken gives the meat such an amazing…
Menu planning comes in 5 main styles. Which one is best? That is completely dependent on you and your lifestyle. Each one has it’s pros and cons, which are each covered below, but ultimately it is in your control to try them and see which works for you. And don’t miss your FREE monthly dinner…
These easy Italian Stuffed Mushrooms are little gems of amazingness! Each one is loaded with sausage, spinach, garlic, and parmesan cheese…making each bite pure perfection. They make great appetizers for your next party, holiday, or even as a dinner option if you make them with larger mushrooms.
If you are busy…and who isn’t…weekly menu planning can be such a time and frustration saver, but it has to be done in a way that works for you and your family. Otherwise, it will fail. To figure this out, you have to understand these 5 easy principles that will guarantee lasting success!
Fudgy Cracked Chocolate Cookies (aka Snowball Cookies) make not only a beautiful Christmas cookie, but one of the best as well! Super chocolatey and dense, with little bites of chocolate chips inside. Plus, you can’t get more beautiful than the crinkled surface created as it bakes.
Italian Pizzelle cookies are the FIRST Christmas cookie I make every year. Both because they are my favorite and because they have a very long shelf-life when they are stored correctly. They are perfectly sweet, thin, and crisp with just a hint of anise. You can certainly make them with a different flavoring like vanilla,…
