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How to Make the Best Homemade Marbled Chocolate Banana Bread

Em Rodriguez / November 5th, 2018 / No Comments

Making a savory type of bread may be time-consuming, but this marbled chocolate banana bread won’t trap you in the kitchen all day. This is a great snack for your kids when they come home from school, or you can also bring it to work and eat it when hunger strikes. It’s way better than going to the vending machine to get your snack fix. Prep time 1 hour Cooking time 30 minutes Ready in 1 hour...

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Here’s How to Make a Great Bowl of Chicken and Sausage Gumbo

Em Rodriguez / October 2nd, 2018 / 2 Comments

Do you have seafood allergies but still want to enjoy a hot bowl of gumbo? We also used brown rice to give this chicken and sausage gumbo recipe a bit of a healthier twist. Try out this healthier, hearty, no-seafood gumbo at home. Don’t feel overwhelmed by the number of ingredients in this recipe. It’s mostly spices and aromatics which are readily available in your pantry at home. If you feel...

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Warm Up With This Quick and Easy Chicken Noodle Soup Recipe

Em Rodriguez / September 24th, 2018 / No Comments

Chicken noodle soup has always been a staple comfort food, especially if you are down with the cold or flu. Soup is also a great way to warm up your tummy during those freezing nights in winter. When you want to put together something warm, try this quick and easy chicken noodle recipe. Easy Chicken Noodle Soup Recipe With a Twist Chicken noodle soup in general is a versatile recipe. This one is a...

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Monte Cristo Sandwich Recipe

Em Rodriguez / September 10th, 2018 / No Comments

Have you ever heard of a Monte Cristo sandwich? It sounds fancy, but it’s actually just the union of a ham and cheese sandwich and french toast. This sandwich can be a great lunch box meal for your kids to take to school, an easy lunch you can take to work, or just a quick afternoon snack. Although it’s partially French toast, you don’t have to limit this sandwich to breakfast. It’s...

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