Tweet With Memorial day weekend coming up, I’m sure most of you have busy plans. You may also be planning a family cookout (a cookout is definitely on our family agenda for the weekend!). This flavorful hamburger recipe is perfect for a summer cookout. The flavors are simple, but tasty, kid-friendly,... 
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Tweet I felt like a balsamic salad dressing this week but didn’t have one in the refrigerator.  I figured I could make one with items I had on hand and tweaked a recipe I found online.  It was the perfect flavor – light and not overwhelming.  Makes my mouth water thinking about it again! Creamy... 
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Tweet We have a fantastic little market near my house. It’s basically a discount Whole Foods – they have amazing weekly produce deals, and a nice selection of interesting cheeses. Last week, they had goat cheese on sale. I absolutely LOVE goat cheese – it’s creamy and tangy,... 
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Tweet The end of the school year is upon us {I have been counting down excitedly} and with this comes thoughts of gift giving for those teachers and others in your child’s life.  I was looking for something to give our Awana leaders who serve our club with such beautiful hearts all year long.... 
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Tweet I love avocados. I could eat them every day. I love them in salads, on sandwiches, in omelets, and in guacamole. I even love to eat them by themselves. I recently decided to try using an avocado rather than a muffin tin for the “muffin tin egg cups” that have been making their way... 
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Tweet I have been making the same beef tip recipe for years.  It worked, it was good, and it was easy.  But this past week I decided to try something different.  I really love a roast I make that has ginger ale in it and when I saw this recipe I thought it had to be good. Boy was I right.  The flavor... 
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Tweet Brussel sprouts are one of those veggies that get a really bad rap. Most of us have some sort of traumatic brussel sprout memory from our childhood – overcooked, flavorless, smelly grey vegetables that an aunt or grandmother forced us to eat. Well, I have a memory like that, anyway. And... 
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