Creative food craft ideas
Have you ever had a Tater tot hot dish? A hot dish in general? Apparently, it is a Minnesotan dish. Maybe even a Midwest dish in general. Annie from Frites & Fries shares this hot dish and others on her site. This would be a great potluck dish or dinner for the week day.
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I’m not big on breakfast, but there are times I do enjoy some for brunch or dinner. As we say goodbye to the summer months, a warm hot breakfast is what the body needs to get through the day. Jenna at Recipe Diaries shares an easy version of a breakfast bowl she enjoys.
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I’m always on the lookout for easy meals that don’t take a lot of time to make or cook. Especially when school begins. This recipe is perfect to make with your kids or even for your older kids to get dinner started for you. Charlotte at Charlotte’s Lively Kitchen created this with her young children.
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Surprise your chocolate chip cookie fan with a new treat. Anna at On the df shares this dairy free dessert that is crispy like a brittle, but flavored with everyone’s favorite chocolate chip. A great dessert for after school, potluck, or because the weather is allowing you to start up the oven again.
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Mexican food is one of our go to easy and fast meals. Plus, I love it. This dish is perfect because it is low-cal, gluten-free and Paleo. Make this dish for dinner and enjoy the leftovers the next day. Megan at Skinny Fitalicious teaches us how to make a homemade enchilada sauce. Leave the cans at the store.
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When school is in session, week nights become hectic. There are after school programs, sports, meetings with teachers, and school events. Slow cooker meals are perfect for those busy work nights or weekends. Kasey at All Things Mamma is in the same boat as the rest of us and creates easy meals in the slow cooker that will be ready … Read More ...
Tired of ordering pizza, but that is what the family wants. Put a twist on it and make this pizza sandwich casserole. This would be great for potlucks, parties, team dinners, football watching, or school lunch. Amanda at Amanda’s Cookin’ shares this recipe and some other pizza inspired recipes.
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Here is a way to get some fruit and vegetables into your kids diet. These paleo muffins are the perfect recipe to start cooking with your kids in the kitchen. This recipe is also dairy-free and vegetarian. Give the kids a healthy start when they go back to school.
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For meatless Mondays or just when you don’t want any meat in your diet, these tostadas will be a great choice for you. Molly at Spices in My DNA shares this fresh recipe with chipotle crema. Change out the taco and treat your family to this dish.
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What a fun way to serve the classic dish as an appetizer or even for dinner. I think this would work well for toddlers. Just thinking back to my girl’s toddler days and the spaghetti was everywhere. Great for the next potluck, tailgate or team dinners.
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With school in session for some and about to be in session for the rest of us, those busy school nights call for easy and quick dinners. Lauren Allen from Tastes Better from Scratch shares her one pot meal for a busy weeknight or the weekend.
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Here is a cookie that will be perfect for the first day of school and throughout the year. Any time you need to give words of wisdom, encouragement or just a laugh or smile, these cookies will be perfect. These would also work well for a party like a birthday, shower or themed party.
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A yummy appetizer or side dish to serve to your guests at dinner, for the Olympic viewing party, or to enjoy at a barbecue. This recipe is paleo and gluten-free. My family doesn’t care for sweet potato, but maybe they will be okay with it wrapped in bacon.
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In fairy tales, you kissed the frog and it would become a prince. In Harry Potter, you go to the candy store to buy chocolate frogs to eat. Poor frogs can’t get a break. Paula at Paula’s Plate shares an easy recipe that you can make with your kids. Her recipe includes peanut butter, but you could replace that with … Read More ...
Harry Potter fans, here is a refreshing drink to enjoy while reading the latest book. This easy butterbeer ice cream float will keep you cool, while you enjoying your favorite book this summer. The sisters at Lolly Jolly share their love of Harry Potter and this easy recipe.
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