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Life in the Kitchen: Why Simple Meals Still Anchor a Busy Week
I don’t know about you but in my home there comes a point when my family realize the meals that matter most aren’t always the ones that take hours to prepare. Which is why I thought I would share life in the kitchen: why simple meals still anchor a busy week for our family. Is it like that with your family? When I was younger, I thought the most important meals were the holiday dinners. Including Thanksgiving with a table full of food or Christmas meals shared with family. Along with Birthday celebrations with cake and presents waiting afterward. Those were the meals everyone talked about and looked forward to…
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????️ Mexican Lasagna (Full Step-by-Step Recipe)
The last couple days David had been saying he wanted to make Mexican Lasagna for dinner a recipe he learned about at the American Legion off Carson Street, in Haltom City. Even though I would have preferred regular Lasagna I told David to make this for dinner because everyone likes it and there is usually leftovers for lunch the next day. Here is the recipe David made last night—and the entire pan disappeared. ???? Ingredients: You can use Sour Cream or Lettuce to top the casserole off if you like. ???? Mom Tip: This reheats great and tastes even better the next day (if there’s any left). I like this…
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Texas Chili Company Old-Fashioned Beef Chili — A Two-Day Meal That Still Keeps Giving
Chili has always been a staple in my home especially Wolf Brand Chili because I can find it on sale a lot of times. Growing up we always used brick Chili. When David and I first got together I made dinner for us using Texas Chili and not that is our go to Chili. Even a Chili Gerald doesn’t fuzz about and Charlie will eat. Chili allows us to create meals that don’t just feed a moment—they stretch themselves across days, quietly becoming part of the rhythm of a household without needing anything fancy added to them. One box of Chili feed three people multiple times saving us money while…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
