Scalloped potatoes are easy. They may seem like a bit of work, but they really aren’t much more work than making mashed potatoes. Okay, so you need to thinly slice the potatoes once they are peeled (or you could just wash them and skip the peeling altogether, it’s up to…
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Continue ReadingIt’s fall again and that means soup season for me. I don’t know about you but I love soup! My family loves soup and we all love soup for dinner in the fall. I am always looking for new soup ideas, but there are quite a few tried and true…
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Continue ReadingIf you are looking for a classic treat that will be loved by all, try these Scotcheroos. They are similar to a classic rice Krispie treat but with a twist. The base is the rice cereal combined with peanut butter and a sweetener such as honey or corn syrup making…
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Continue ReadingEveryone loves a good roast chicken. In my family, we grew up having roast chicken at least once a week. It’s easy and feeds a family of 4 or 5 quite well. This is the best roast chicken recipe I have. The chicken is roasted to perfection and results in…
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Continue ReadingI have said it before, I LOVE SOUP! And this Broccoli cheddar soup is one of my favorites. My mom used to own and operate her own local restaurants. She made fresh soup daily and this is one that was on rotation quite frequently. It was often requested by customers…
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Continue ReadingMississippi pot roast beef is a tried and true family favorite. The best part is that it is a “set and forget” crock pot recipe that uses only 5 ingredients. The beef comes out for tender so you can easily shred it for drip beef or beef dip sandwiches. You…