This is one of my most popular recipes and one of my most pinned recipes! These are delicious and we often eat them with pintos and greens for a cheap and easy meal. We usually have these with our New Year’s Meal… check out our FREE Perpetual Meal Plans and put your menu planning on AUTOPILOT!
Continue reading “Hoe Cakes”
These are so simple to make and so yummy to eat! This is also an easy side that the kids can help with. Continue reading “Baked Sweet Potatoes”
My kiddos really didn’t care for these when I first started making them but now they do ask for them from time to time. Salmon is a great source of protein and is full of other very beneficial nutrients that we need. you can read more about the health benefits of Salmon here.
These can also be made with tuna if desired. Continue reading “Salmon or Chicken Patties”
December 6th is St. Nicholas Day. It happened to fall on a Tuesday which is normally our French Toast day but the kids loved this extra special treat. Below are the instructions for how I assembled these today. These did take a little extra time but the look on their faces was well worth it!
These would also work well for Christmas morning! Continue reading “Santa Pancakes”
Mix together cinnamon and sugar. Toast your bread, butter it, sprinkle with cinnamon/sugar mixture.
I usually keep an old, clean, parmesan cheese shaker full of cinnamon sugar.
Use 2 T cinnamon to every 1/2 c sugar to make it in larger batches.
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