Classic Apple Crisp
Want to make apple crisp the way Grandma used to? Then you’ll love this quick & easy classic apple crisp!
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How to Make And Can Your Own Homemade Apple Cider
Learn how to make and can your own homemade apple cider with this easy recipe, perfect for cozy fall days and holiday gatherings. Discover the simple steps to enjoy fresh apple cider year-round and create a new family tradition!
The Best Venison Gravy You Will Ever Eat – Courtesy of My Hubby!
Venison steaks are slowly cooked in a crock pot for five hours with my hubby’s secret ingredient until they are perfectly tender. This creamy gravy is perfect over mashed potatoes or wide egg noodles and will quickly become a favorite fall comfort food!
Mom’s Sugar Cookie Recipe
I am not a big sweets eater. There are a lot of sweets I can pass up. But my mom’s sugar cookies are my weakness! From fall to spring, I am in trouble…we make these sugar cookies for every holiday!
Crock Pot Apple Sauce
Want your home to smell like fall? Whip up a batch of Crock Pot Apple Sauce! It is so incredibly easy to make – even your kids can do it!
What is The Best Way to Can Pickles?
Canning dill pickles at home can transform your meal with a punch of tangy flavor and crispness. Whether you’re a seasoned preserver or new to the pickling world, these easy steps will ensure you pack the perfect jar of this classic condiment. And here’s a breath of fresh air for beginners – you won’t need a canner for this process!
Stuffed Zucchini
If you like stuffed peppers, you’ll love this stuffed zucchini recipe! Not exactly kid-friendly though, so maybe make it for a candle-lit dinner.
Ranch Pork Chops
Looking for an easy porkchop recipe? Here’s a quick and delicious way to serve pork chops to your kiddos!
Stir Fry
Here’s my favorite stir fry recipe! Can’t promise your kids will like it though, too many veggies! Maybe save it for date night…
Grandpa J.L. Radniecki’s Pancakes
These pancakes were always made by the men in the family! Back when men didn’t do the cooking, it was a neat tradition.