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Hot Beer Cheese Dip
This started with a resounding "mmmm" from my three year old. Followed closely by my husband's seal of approval. That's when I knew Hot Beer Cheese Dip was going to be a new favourite in our house. I'm pretty sure, after you give this mild beer flavoured cheese dip a try, it'll be added to your snack menu rotation immediately.
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Mini Peanut Butter Cup Cookies
Mini Peanut Butter Cup Cookies are a total classic. A recipe that always shows up at Christmas. Not that it's only good for the holidays. It's perfect all year round, but I'm feeling very holiday-ish at the moment. I'm not sure why, but this year I am so ready for all things Christmas! It's the beginning of November and I want to put up the stockings and literally deck the halls. Does this ring any bells for you?
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Ginger and Vegetable Fried Rice
The first time I served Ginger and Vegetable Fried Rice, it was to a group of my coworkers. We had planned a potluck dinner after work, but we added a twist. I was part of the social committee, we'd plan all kinds of fun stuff, and this time we decided to have each coworker pick a country out of a hat, and cook a recipe from that region. You guys it was so much fun!
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Pulled Pork Grilled Cheese
I feel like pulled pork gets packaged as a summer food, and I get it. Obviously, summer means outdoor cooking, all things smoked, grilled, and barbecued. BUT, when you can make pulled pork in a crockpot like this recipe here, I think it’s appropriate for all seasons, especially when you can use it to make the tastiest Pulled Pork Grilled Cheese sandwiches. I think it’s safe to say, sandwiches are a fantastic meal. The perfect vessel for all sorts of ingredients. I mean, let’s think about this for a minute, they’re portable, usually have a sauce or spread, filled with top-notch ingredients,…
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Everybody’s Favourite Buffalo Chicken Nachos
So, Everybody's Favourite Buffalo Chicken Nachos was my husband's birthday request. I wasn't sure if nachos was going to cut it. That was all he wanted, no veg, no salad, no side, unless you count the extra ranch for dipping? This was his birthday, so I obliged. I did sneak in a bowlful of Chunky Guacamole for his mom and I to munch on. She was down visiting and agrees these nachos are delicious.
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Loaded Open Faced Avocado Fry Bread
There is no better way to start a morning than with a giant, hearty breakfast. This Loaded Open Faced Avocado Fry Bread, is ah-mazing and just what you need! It covers all you could want in a perfect breakfast and hits three of the major food groups, the ones you need to keep you well fed, and rolling into the afternoon, without ever getting hangry! #itsathing
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Healthy Jalapeño Pumpkin Soup
Can I tell you a secret? I'm not actually a soup lover. Fall means warm cozy meals and I'm pretty sure soup ranks near the top for most folks, but sadly not for me. Are you a soup person? There is a handful of soups I'm always up for, though, they're usually creamy, cheesy, loaded with bacon and come in at about a thousand calories. Then, I came across this Healthy Jalapeño Pumpkin Soup and things changed a little.
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Curry Chicken and Broccoli Stuffed Shells
Curry Chicken and Broccoli Stuffed Shells is the perfect weeknight meal for your family. It's such a classic recipe. You've probably tried a version of this dish before. It was likely called Chicken Divan, or maybe Broccoli Chicken Curry Casserole or some variation of that and served over rice. With this version, however, I've upped the comfort factor and stuffed all this curry goodness right inside a pasta shell.
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Pumpkin Pie and White Chocolate Popcorn
Have you ever tried making popcorn in a brown paper bag in the microwave? It takes popcorn making to a whole new level. This is the easiest way to make a batch of fresh popcorn. I'm not sure why, but the ease of this popcorn has me daydreaming about all kinds of flavour combinations. And with fall finally making an appearance, it feels like this Pumpkin Pie and White Chocolate Popcorn is totally appropriate to share with you today.
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Mrs. McBane’s Sugar Cookies
Mrs. McBane's Sugar Cookies are my favourite. I don’t know Mrs. McBane, but I imagine her to be a very a proper lady with a bit of a wild side. I could have this all wrong. She is a friend of my grandmas, or so I think. I'm not even sure of her first name, the colour of her hair, the names of her children, or even if she has children. What I do know is that she is incredibly generous to have shared this cookie recipe with my grandma.