I make a dish similar to this in the oven and decided to give it a try in the crockpot. It came out very yummy Give it a try!

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Another sweet that is a Christmas favorite...

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Another traditional holiday food. Growing up, on Christmas Eve, we would go to church and then come home and have snacks/appetizers for supper. These got named Pig Nuts by my sisters. My husband loves them so I still continue to make them! Anything wrapped in bacon has to be YUMMY!!!

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A mus have at Christmas (and any other time of the year as well)

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My mom always mad this around Turkey day and Christmas! I can remember getting it in the mail at college! Homemade is much better that the store bought.

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So Thanksgiving has come and gone, and Christmas is right around the corner. My Grandmother started making this recipe many years ago at holiday time, and my mom made it when I was growing up. I continue on with the tradition as my husband absolutely loves it. You can get the recipe from a can of Libby's pumpkin or riht here-------------->

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Sorry for not posting any new recipes lately. Been busy! I will most some later tonight

Do you meal plan? I try to, but I am no where near as good as some of the people I have read blogs about.
What I do is sit down a day or two before grocery day, and think of approximately 14 dinner ideas (since I shop every two weeks) Then I do a quick scan of the pantry, fridge and freezer. The I make a grocery list. I always try and use some coupons when I shop. And I usually try a new recipe every two weeks.
Below I will list some of the dishes I whip up for suppers......

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Making a recipe and realize you are out off eggs! Do not fret; try this instead!
Substitute 1 tsp baking powder plus 1 and 1/2 tbs water plus 1 and 1/2 tbs for each egg.
(only recommend to not to replace any more than two eggs)
The baking powder will give the baked item the "rising factor" and the oil the "sticking" factor that the eggs usually lend to the recipe.
This tip wpuld be very useful to those with egg allergies as well.
I found this on a very neat blog....http://cleverhomemaking.blogspot.com

Fall is here, and the weather is getting cooler and "chilier" I tried this recipe last year for my husband and he really likes it. A different twist on the normal chili. It is a Rachael Ray recipe.

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Tried these a few years back! They are easy to make and so YUMMY! Great for a light lunch or even an afterschool snack. Hubby is out of town for a few days so I think the boys and I will make these.

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Saw this recipe on spark recipes and need to give it a try!!!

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Just wondering what some of your go=to recipe websites are?
A few of mine are:
www.allrecipes.com
www.tablespoon.com
www.kraftfoods.com
www.recipegoldmine.com
www.cdkitchen.com

More to follow in the comments section....

So I am trying to shed some pounds so I need to start posting and trying some healthy recipes. My friend told me about this recipe the other day so the ingredients will be on my next shopping list. If you have ever made this, please comment! And of course, I will comment once I try it!!!

This is a Weight Watchers recipe!!! 4 points per serving

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Fall is here! Many of you may go apple picking...if not, pick up some store and try this delicious recipe!

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