There is something about farm life that keeps faith close. Maybe it’s because so much of farming depends on things we cannot control. We can prepare the ground. We can plant the seed. We can care for the crop. We can watch the forecast and make the ...
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A pork loin is one of those grocery buys that can really work hard for you. Instead of looking at it as one Sunday dinner, I like to look at a larger pork loin as the start of several meals. You can serve a traditional Sunday supper, then intentiona...
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If you’re looking for something simple to make ahead for lunches this week, this Healthy W*ight L*ss Soup is a good one to have simmering on the stove. It’s warm, hearty, packed with vegetables, and filling without feeling heavy. And it definitely i...
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Some meals are made for busy weeknights, hungry families, and those evenings when you want something that feels a little more special than the usual chicken dinner. These Farmhouse Hot Honey Chicken Tenders with Baked Mac & Cheese check every bo...
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Technically, it’s still summer. The calendar says August. The afternoons can still be hot, the garden is still producing, and there are still a few good summer evenings left to enjoy. But somehow, life already feels like fall. School has started bac...
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This is the kind of supper I love for a busy day: hearty, simple, full of flavor, and mostly hands-off. Chicken cooks low and slow in a rich tomato sauce with peppers, onions, garlic, and Italian seasoning until it’s tender enough to pull apart with...
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Some casseroles are just made for busy family nights, and this is one of those easy meals that can quickly become a family favorite. It’s warm, filling, full of familiar taco flavors, and simple enough that even picky eaters can usually find somethi...
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Farmhouse Creamy Chipotle Chicken Soup Recipe A cozy, creamy soup with smoky chipotle flavor, tender chicken, black beans, corn, and just enough heat to warm things up without overpowering the whole bowl. Serves: 6–8 Prep Time: 15 minutes Cook Time:...
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Some weeks, getting supper on the table feels harder than actually cooking it. It’s the deciding. The remembering to thaw meat. The checking to see whether you have everything. The last-minute realization that somebody has practice, somebody is work...
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Lasagna is one of those meals that feels like it should be complicated. Boil the noodles. Drain them without tearing them. Try to keep them from sticking together. Don’t burn your hands. Make the filling. Layer everything. Dirty half the kitchen. Ex...
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Back-to-school season has a way of bringing back memories. Even now, I can remember those years of getting our daughters ready for another school year. A trip to the mall, new clothes and shoes, school supplies, forms to fill out, lunch money to sen...
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There is something about a fresh Monday that feels like a chance to reset. Not a complete overhaul. Not a brand-new life. Just a chance to look at the week ahead and decide, “I’m going to get something done”. Because sometimes the biggest thing stan...
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There are some weeks when grocery delivery sounds like one of the best ideas ever invented. You make your list, place the order, and a little while later the groceries show up at your door. No driving to town. No pushing a cart through crowded aisle...
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The Things That Keep Us Grounded Some weeks fly by so quickly that Friday arrives before I’m quite sure where Monday went. Farm life can be like that. There’s always something that needs done. Fields and gardens don’t pay much attention to the calen...
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August has always felt like a season in between. Summer isn’t quite finished, but you can feel life beginning to shift. The calendar starts filling up again. School is starting, activities are picking back up, and routines that felt a little looser ...
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