Do you like bacon? How about Pesto? And Alfredo? If you said yes to all three, this is a dish for you. Alfredo Sauce all on its own over chicken is delicious. Add to that the creamy herbs of pesto and the smoky crunch of bacon bits, and you are talking beyond delicious.
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I'm a wife, mother, grandmother and avid home cook.I believe in eating healthy whenever possible, while still managing to indulge in life's pleasures.
Sizzling Chili Biscuit Pot Pie Casserole
If you have been with me for a while, you know that I don’t always follow a recipe. Sometimes I’ll switch out an ingredient or make other changes that are better suited to our family, our circumstance and tastes. That is not to say it’s better for everyone, just better for us.
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I don’t know about you, but I love the idea of casseroles. Everything you’ll want all piled in a single dish. Maybe add a side of salad or some warm rolls, and there you go – dinner in a snap. And just about anything can be transformed into a delicious casserole.
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For many Americans, Campbell Soup is a part of everyday life, and with good reason. In 1869 a fruit merchant and an icebox manufacturer started a canning company in New Jersey. Joseph Campbell and Abraham Anderson canned tomatoes, vegetables, jellies, soups, condiments and minced meats. Anderson left the partnership in 1876. Campbell Soup Company went on to become one of the largest food companies in the world.
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Today we celebrate the 47th State to join the Union. Although the New Mexico Territory was established on September 9, 1850; New Mexico did not achieve statehood until January 6, 1912. Civil war and slavery stood in her way.
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I’ve picked this recipe to share today for two very good reasons. First, with the exception of some slices mushrooms and green onions, there isn’t much in the way of “dangerous” prep work involved. Secondly, Spain has a heavy influence in California cuisine.
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While I’ve never been to Louisiana, I do love the food. Maybe it comes from my southern roots via Pops. Maybe it is that love of spice and flavor and anything down home. All I know is that while I’ve never been to Louisiana, I feel deeply connected to the Gulf region.
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Have we ever talked about Pizza? As a kid, I loved Pizza. It was such a treat when we loaded up the family station-wagon and headed down the road to Pizza Hut. Big pitchers of Root Beer and that to-die-for Pepperoni Pizza. To this day, when it comes to pizza I gotta have Root Beer.
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Do you enjoy trying out new recipes? Me, too. Now that my laptop has returned from the dead, I have a ton of recipes I had saved for later that I get to try. This spicy vegetable packed chicken supper is just one of many new dishes I was eager to try.
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Over the course of our marriage, Hubby has introduced me to a lot of different things. One was an appreciation for Jimmy Buffet. One of the best concerts we’ve attended was a Jimmy Buffet show in Las Vegas.
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Hubby’s family came up with Golden Eagle Sauce. It’s been a family recipe for decades. If you want to learn the whole story of Joe and Nelda Goodwin and the Golden Eagle Tavern, be sure to check out my recipe for Country Ribs.
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Today we recognize the 46th State to join the Union – Oklahoma. Oklahoma gave us Will Rogers, Chuck Norris, Garth Brooks and my Dad, so it truly holds a special place in my heart.
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On this day Seventy-Six years ago; the planned D-Day invasion was launched. I had always thought the “D” meant Do or Die Day. It fits. As it turns out, the “D” in D-Day doesn’t stand for anything in particular, at least not a stand-in for a word. V-E Day is short for Victory in Europe Day; V-J Day means Victory over Japan. But the “D” in D-Day is just a letter.
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When I was a little girl; my mother would fry up canned biscuit dough for “home-made donuts.” We thought it was the most amazing thing on the planet. When I had children and grandchildren of my own, I passed along these delicious donuts.
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June is a special month any way you look at it. We’ve got Father’s Day, and Lord knows I love my pops. There are all those June Weddings. Under normal circumstances, the school year would be ending and the summer fun beginning. And then there’s my birthday, which naturally makes June special to me.
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