As we round out the year, I thought I’d share one more
string of recipes with you. This month was NOT normal – far more eating out
than we normally do. Hello, holidays. But here are some of the things we made
at home!
Tomato
Basil Soup – It’s a great comfort dinner, right? Tomato soup and
grilled cheese? This homemade tomato soup has a lot of flavor, and the canned
carrots throw in some extra veggies. I don’t have an immersion blender, so I
just threw the canned carrots in the Ninja smoothie cup and pureed them before
putting them in the pot to simmer.
Grilled Cheese
– We had these with our Tomato Basil Soup, and they were yummy! We used a
tortilla wrap for our bread. It’s filled with tomato, cheese, and avocado – so
yummy!
Burger
Bowls - Kind of like a
Big Mac Salad…so good!! We enjoyed it, and I made tater tots for Ryan to have
with his.
Drop
Sugar Cookies – I made these last month and they were so good! I
made them again for the deacon training lunch. The frosting did better this
time, but the taste was really good both times!
Greek
Sheet Pan Meal – I’ve made this before, but I love how easy it is to
put together! It involves a marinade, so it requires a little forethought to
get maximum flavor. But SO GOOD.
Cheeseburger
Chili – This was a huge hit. All the flavors of cheeseburgers in
a thick and comforting chili. An absolute keeper!
Breakfast Hash – I had made this one before but
brought it back. It’s a good one! The longest part of the prep (if you used
frozen sweet potato cubes, which I did) is cutting the Brussels Sprouts.
Chicken Quesadillas – My favorite part of this was the seasoning on the chicken. I did chop the chicken, as the recipe directed, but I usually prefer shredded chicken on my quesadillas. I think I’ll do that next time, but keep the seasoning.
Cocktail
Meatballs – Ryan took these to work for a carry-in. I’ve had
them before but hadn’t made them. They were tasty! (We used grape jelly, but
you can also use cranberry jelly if you prefer.)

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