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Tag Archives: gluten free
Gluten-free Peanut Butter Banana Muffins
These muffins have become a staple at our house. They are great for troop events because they are gluten and dairy free, and almost all the girls in our troop can eat them. They can be whipped up in 15 … Continue reading
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Tagged banana, bread, breakfast, dairy free, gluten free, honey, muffin, peanut butter
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Real Sweet Potato Casserole
I previously shared my recipe for Sweet Potato Casserole (here), but wanted to update the recipe to show how it can be made with real / fresh sweet potatoes.
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Tagged dairy free, gluten free, marshmallow, potatoes, sides, sweet potatoes, vegetable
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Roasted Brussel Sprouts
Roasted Brussel Sprouts are a family favorite around here. They are a great side dish to add to any meal. If you have never tried them, they remind me of little cabbages. The little balls of veggie, are best when … Continue reading
Peppermint Fudge
Thanksgiving is behind us and now it is time to start on the holiday baking. Each year I love to make cookies and candies to share with neighbors, friends and co-workers. In addition to the traditional fudge, I also make … Continue reading
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Tagged candy, chocolate, Christmas, dessert, gluten free, holiday, peppermint
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Cranberry Orange Pork Tenderloin
The other night we had Cranberry Orange Pork Tenderloin for dinner. I forgot how much my family enjoys this meal. This recipe uses only a few ingredients, and takes less then 30 minutes to prepare, making it a perfect weeknight … Continue reading
Fried Rice
As a child, my father was stationed in Japan. I am not certain if this is where my mother learned to make fried rice, but it was a staple growing up. This is my take on my mother’s recipe.
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Tagged carrots, chicken, eggs, gluten free, main course, one pot meal, peas, pork, rice
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Jicama Slaw
Have you tried jicama before? Many Americans are unsure what to do with this root vegetable and stay clear of it. Next time you are at the market, pick one up and try this jicama slaw recipe.
Blackened Seasoning
Are you looking to add a little zing to an otherwise boring meal. Try putting Blackened seasoning on your favorite fish. This blend of spices also works great on chicken. Just mix and store until you are ready to use.
Sweet Potato Casserole
I love sweet potato casserole. Correction – I love Marshmallows with sweet potatoes!
Campfire Eggs
Today I thought I would finish up the Outdoor Cooking Merit Badge Helps that I had planned. I recently discovered you can cook eggs in a paper bag. Well, let me re-state that – I recently attempted this. I had … Continue reading
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Tagged AHG, camping, eggs, gluten free, main course, merit badge, Outdoor Skills Frontier
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