Broccoli and Cheese Frittata When sauteed veggies meet scrambled eggs, they become a party in a pan. Frittata anyone? 😉 Yes, eggs are a scientific wonder and we can make lots of fantastic, complicated recipes with them but they can also be quite simplistic. Today’s feature is just that. This easy, yet delicious Italian version…
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Buttermilk Fried Chicken ~ Forever Favorites
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Rich Corn Cake
Rich Corn Cake An old favorite.. You know you like your corn bread sweet. Go on, admit it. There’s no judgement here 😉 I don’t mind admitting that I love this recipe because it is sweet, and rich, moist and has a wonderful crispy-around-the-edges texture in all the right places. Good to know tip: Most…
Kale Sprouts Sauteed in Toasted Garlic Butter
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Pork Tenderloin Sauteed Cabbage and Apples
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