Brrrr it’s cold in Pennsylvania! That means soup season! This can be done in an Instant Pot, but also on the stove or slow cooker with minor modifications. If not using the Instant Pot, let simmer or slow cook for minimum of four hours. Also add the coconut milk in last and just stir in …
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Breakfast doesn’t have to be hard! You could make this as egg cups on the weekend and pop them in to the microwave to reheat or just quickly fry it up on the stove. You can also add assorted veggies. If making egg cups, preheat oven to 375. Spray bottom of muffin tin with olive …
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Happy Halloween! While the kids are ringing the doorbell, cook up some quick veggies in your air fryer or your oven to roast! I love brussels sprouts. I order them whenever I am out. They are great any time of year. They are filled with fiber and Vitamins C, K and B. Ingredients: 12 ounces …
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I know I know…it’s October 3rd! I am a summer girl and I will grill all year long, yup, even in the PA cold! One last summery recipe to share! It’s going to be warm and sunny this weekend, after all! These grilled shrimp tacos with avocado salsa are light, refreshing and perfect for ANY …
Continuing with the wonderful fruits and veggies from our local Renninger’s Farm in Royersford, PA!!! This week I tried a new refreshing salad. The watermelon from Renninger’s is something I look forward to each summer! It’s amazeballs!!! This one was totally experimental and also easy, simple and delish! Ingredients: 1/2 a medium watermelon 2 T …
Fresh veggies from the farm stand…the best in the summer! I like to try new things with different veggies. You can add other veggies as well, such as diced carrots, mushrooms, etc. Ingredients 1 large eggplant 1 pound ground chicken/pork/beef 1/2 onion diced 3 garlic cloves minced 1/3 cup roasted red peppers roughly chopped 1/4 …
At an early age, while playing sports, my fitness regimen consisted of playing my sport and whatever the coaches said we needed to do outside of practice. Most of the time, that was running and lifting. Throughout college, I was on-again off-again exercising using what I knew from my past. When I started to put …
