Fix-It and Forget-It Lazy and Slow Cookbook
The calendar is one of mankind’s most important inventions. Calendars allowed societies to organize time for religious, social, economic, and administrative purposes. The calendar, or rather, two sets of calendars, were invented by the ancient Egyptians. One was the first with 365 days in a year.
Tennessee Valley Casserole–an easy Instant Pot recipe with rice, chicken, ham, tomatoes, bell peppers and seasonings. Pin this recipe for later! Tennessee Valley Casserole Today’s recipe has lots of yummy flavor and is an easy one pot meal. With only a 5 minute pressure cooking time and a bit of prep you’ll be eating dinner […]
Crust-less quiche-like bites of eggs, cheese and whatever mix-ins you want. They're protein packed and a perfect portable breakfast.
These low-carb Chicken Fajita Lettuce Wraps are packed with protein and perfect for meal prepping. These are also 21 Day Fix and Weight Watchers-friendly!
Seriously?? This layout is NOT what it looked like when I was writing it up!! Everything's been clumped all together in one BIG blob and I'm having trouble fixing it, so please bear with
These easy grilled foil packet potatoes are a twist on one pot meals which means one thing: easy to clean!
Welcome back to Fun Friday! I’ve been wanting to share this tip of how to hem jeans and keep the original hem for months now. Months! My sewing machine had some issues and I couldn’t figure out how to fix it so my good post idea sat tucked away in my brain. Every single time […]
Today I'd like to show you how I fit my breastosauruses into my eight year old, much too small, wedding dress. In case you're wondering ...
Quote for the Day: "I would rather be surrounded by smart people than have a huge budget. Smart people will get you there faster." ~author unknown In the past, my quilt design wall was a large piece of beige flannel fabric taped to one of the walls in my sewing room. It extended behind the entry door and can be seen in this picture. However, I had to add another bookcase to my sewing room to add more storage space, so the rearranging of furniture caused the design wall to be inaccessible. :( I decided to make myself a new, bigger, "portable" design wall out of two 4' X 8' foam insulating panels. You know the kind that they attach to the outside of a house before applying siding? I chose the 3/4" thick ones. ($16/each) I hope they will be sturdy enough. When in use, they will lean up against the cabinets in my sewing room. When not in use, they will be stored upright between a wall and a free-standing wardrobe that is in my quilting room. They are very light and can easily be carried from the quilting room to the sewing room. I started by sewing batting scraps together till I had two pieces large enough to cover the 48" X 96" panels. Working on my dining room table, I attached the batting to the printed side of the insulating sheets with Elmers Craft Bond spray adhesive. I then flipped the board over and pulled the batting around to the back of the board and stapled it into place. After stapling it, I used Gorilla tape to help hold the batting to the board. I've heard that it is stronger than duct tape, though it looks just like it. Here is one sheet of the new, finished design board... When working on a large bed-sized quilt, I can put both boards side by side to get an 8' X 8' (96" X 96") work area. :) And here it is with some blocks on it...an action shot! LOL If I find that they aren't sturdy enough on their own, I can always get a long, thin board and glue it vertically down the back to keep it from swaying or bowing. I'll see how it goes. I have one more quilt-related-that-is-not-quilting project to do before I get on with putting the next quilt in the frame. More on that later, though! :) Loretta
This recipe for Hot Hamburger Sandwiches was inspired by a meal my husband used to enjoy as a child growing up. If you are watching what you’re eating, turn away now! This recipe is what I like to call true
Looking for something different to do with chuck roast than pot roast, gravy and potatoes? Here are 20 different ways to use a chuck roast!
Delicious and Easy 21 Day Fix recipes, perfect for anyone doing Beachbody's 21 Day Fix or for anyone who wants to eat clean!
Today I'd like to show you how I fit my breastosauruses into my eight year old, much too small, wedding dress. In case you're wondering ...
How to make boxed foods like Kraft Mac and Cheese, ramen noodles and a brownie mix in the Instant Pot.
Tip: One of my challengers writes the foods she eats inside the boxes rather than checking them off 21 Day Fix Printable Tally Sheets 21-Day Fix Printable Tally Sheet for 1,200-1,499 Calories 21-Day Fix Printable Tally Sheet for 1,500-1,799 Calories 21-Day Fix Printable Tally Sheet for 1,800-2,099 Calories 21-Day Fix Printable Tally Sheet for […]
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A collection of delicious 21 day fix family friendly recipes - great for clean eating diets!
Potatoes, smoked sausage and corn enveloped in a cheddar and sour cream sauce. A perfect dinner or a side dish for a potluck.
I've probably tried a dozen recipes for stuffed peppers and just couldn't find the right one- some are so watery, some lack flavor, and some are stuffed with filler, unhealthy ingredients. I was about to give up on my perpetual pursuit to pin down the perfect pepper recipe (try saying that 5 times fast, lol) and then I got a great deal on multi-colored bell peppers at the grocery store, so I decided to give it one more shot. Josh was less than thrilled that I was attempting yet another stuffed pepper recipe, so we agreed, if this one doesn't work, we can throw in the towel on this meal. So for this last and final go-round, I decided to combine the pros from all the recipes I've tried up to this point, and of course, make sure its fix-approved. And the results turned out great- try it for yourself! Stuffed Peppers Yield: 4 peppers Fix Portions (per pepper): 2 green, 1 red, ½ yellow, ½ blue Ingredients 4 bell peppers (color of your choice) ½ pound 93% lean ground turkey 1 can fire-roasted tomatoes 2 garlic cloves, grated 1 green container (about 1 cup) onions, chopped 2 yellow containers (about 1 cup) cooked brown rice 2 blue containers shredded cheddar cheese (I like Kraft triple cheddar) 1 tbsp each ground cumin, paprika, black pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, italian seasoning 1 tbsp tabasco (more or less to taste) ½ tsp salt (optional) Directions Cook rice according to package instructions In a skillet with a little EVOO, saute onion and garlic until tender. Remove from pan and set aside. In same skillet, brown ground turkey Meanwhile, chop the tops off bell peppers. Heat a large pot of water to boiling. Boil peppers for 3 minutes and remove. Drain on paper towels Open can of tomatoes and separate the tomatoes from the juice/sauce its in- but save the juice and spread it in the bottom of a small pyrex baking dish. In a large mixing bowl, combine ground turkey, sauteed onions/garlic, 1 blue container cheese, 2 yellow containers rice, diced tomatoes, tabasco, and seasoning. Mix well. Fill each pepper with mixture. Top with remaining 1 blue container cheese and sprinkle paprika on top Bake at 325 for 20-25 minutes
Preparing for the 21 Day Fix In any workout program, planning ahead is a critical point of success. Here are some things you can do before the 21 Day Fix begins to ensure that you stick to the program and get the results you want. PLEASE check with your coach to inquire about upcoming challenge […]
Recently, one of my readers wondered if I took requests. Sure, said I. This particular request was for a fresh tomato salsa recipe, the only requirement being that it contain lots of fresh cilantro…
