Some of my favorite holiday memories are of making crafts with my cousins while the adults visited. Here are six Thanksgiving activities to help keep the kids entertained, plus a little something for the grown-ups.
Baked. Grilled. Baked again. I was so tired of the same old chicken. This copycat Alice Springs chicken has honey mustard, mushrooms, bacon, and a lot of cheese. It’s not the healthiest, but it’s so good.
The maple split in half, the pine took out our mailbox, and the fair was a mess. Two months later, I found out it wasn’t straight line winds after all.
A hearty breakfast-for-dinner omelet filled with sausage and cheese and topped with chili. An easy way to use leftover chili and extra eggs for a filling dinner.
We cleaned, organized, and got the chicken coop ready for winter. It looked absolutely beautiful. For about five minutes. Here’s what we changed, what we’re loving so far, and a free egg count printable.
A grocery-store idea turned into this easy chicken tortellini soup with chicken, vegetables, and cheese tortellini. A hearty twist on homemade chicken noodle soup.
This creamy white chicken chili is one of my favorite Back Pocket Dinners. Simple ingredients, one pot, and about 20 minutes to get dinner on the table.
November is that in-between month when the calendar suddenly starts filling up. I made four pages of planner stickers to make all those lists, appointments and reminders a little more fun.
This easy pumpkin pie dip comes together in about 10 minutes with just four ingredients and no baking. It’s an easy fall dessert for parties, potlucks, and holiday gatherings.
