Whole30 Sweet Potato Hash Recipe for Breakfast

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Let’s talk about the gloriousness inside this Whole30 sweet potato hash. It’s loaded with crisp bacon, colorful peppers, fresh herbs, and finished with baked eggs. This simple breakfast hash is dairy-free, paleo-friendly, and Whole30 compliant. Whole30 sweet potato hash will get you through busy mornings It’s been a busy time at home. Every day brings … Read more

Authentic Dutch Apple Pie Recipe

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This Dutch Apple Pie with a buttery streusel topping will quickly become a family favorite. It begins with an easy, flaky deep-dish pie crust, is filled with a classic homemade apple filling, and is finished with a crunchy, sweet crumb topping. Dutch Apple Pie For many families, no holiday table feels complete without a homemade … Read more

Gluten Free Paleo Pumpkin Spice Muffin Mounds Recipe

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I tested this recipe many different ways to make sure the texture and flavor were just right. What began as an attempt to create coconut flour scones evolved into these little paperless Pumpkin Spice Muffin Mounds — dense, tender, and full of autumn spice. They’re paleo, grain-free, gluten-free, and nut-free, making them a great option for many dietary preferences.

At first I tried to make coconut flour scones, but the dough didn’t want to behave the way I expected. Almond flour would likely have helped, but I wanted to keep this recipe nut-free, so I focused on coconut flour and adjusted the technique until the dough came together into a form that bakes up crisp at the edges and soft inside. The result reminded me of my Ginger Spice Muffin Tops, but these are a bit more substantial — perfect for a hearty snack or a cozy breakfast with a mug of tea or coffee.

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How to Make a Classic Frangipane Almond Tart

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This frangipane tart recipe is gluten free and easy to make. A classic apple tart built on an almond-oat crust, filled with frangipane (a sweet almond filling) and topped with thin apple slices. It’s elegant enough for holidays and simple enough for a relaxed Sunday dinner. This apple frangipane tart feels rustic and refined at … Read more

If My Teenage Self Had Instagram: What Would I Post?

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Today’s post is just a bit of nostalgic fun—if you enjoy oversharing and awkward teenage photos, you’re in the right place. I keep thinking, thank goodness Instagram didn’t exist when I was a teen. I can’t imagine the things I would have posted to the entire internet (and to my small world of classmates who … Read more

Salted Caramel Chocolate Turtle Bark with Pecans

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This easy 4-ingredient Caramel Chocolate Turtle Bark is a holiday favorite for anyone who loves classic turtle candies. A smooth milk chocolate base is layered with warm, gooey caramel and topped with crunchy pecans. A light sprinkle of flaky sea salt or kosher salt brings out the chocolate and caramel flavors, creating the perfect sweet-and-salty … Read more

DIY Tissue Paper Jewelry Dish Tutorial

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Add a little Mod Podge and some tissue paper and you can transform a plain small bowl into a charming homemade jewelry dish. This simple decoupage technique also works beautifully on plates, jars, vases, tiles and Mason jars. Oriental Trading provided the supplies used here in exchange for sharing a fun craft idea. My daughters … Read more

Sheet Pan Halloumi Tacos with Roasted Vegetables

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These Traybake Halloumi Tacos are a fuss-free, one-pan meal that’s perfect for busy weeknights. This vegetarian traybake combines halloumi with sweet potato, peppers and black beans, baked together and served in gluten free tortilla wraps for an affordable, family-friendly dinner. Notes On My Halloumi Tacos Recipe One-pan convenience: Baking the taco filling on a single … Read more

Meal Planning on a Budget That Works

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When I was newly married, I wanted to be the best housewife I could be. I aimed to keep the house tidy, have dinner ready when my husband arrived, and avoid repeating the same meal two days in a row. That enthusiasm faded over time, and before long I found myself facing the familiar 4pm … Read more

Raising Newborn Rabbits: Care During the First Two Weeks

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Our rabbit breeding experiment this year has gotten off to a wonderful start. Millie became pregnant on her very first visit with Hector, and roughly thirty days later seven tiny, bald, blind kits arrived. They turned two weeks old today, and the transformation has been delightful. The fragile pink, hairless stage is over and early … Read more