Main Dishes
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Easy Slow Cooker Turkey Breast with Gravy
Turkey doesn’t have to be complicated! This slow cooker turkey breast uses simple ingredients and very little hands-on prep. With rosemary herb seasoning, a little broth, and an easy gravy made from the drippings, it’s a delicious option for a holiday gathering or a cozy family dinner. I’m using avocado oil instead of butter to…
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Slow-Cooker Chipotle-Lime Shredded Beef Barbacoa
Tender, deeply seasoned, and incredibly versatile, this slow-cooker shredded beef is ideal for tacos, quesadillas, grilled cheese sandwiches, and easy make-ahead meals. A vibrant paste of chipotle, cilantro, lime, garlic, and warm spices gives a chuck roast plenty of flavor, while beer and low, slow cooking make the meat fall-apart tender Here’s the recipe A…
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Easy 3-Ingredient Slow Cooker Tortellini & Italian Sausage
If you’re always on the lookout for quick and easy meals for busy nights, add this one to your list. It’s basically three ingredients, takes just a few minutes to put together, and my family loves it. Sometimes the best dinners aren’t really recipes at all! For this easy slow cooker dinner, you’ll need: That’s…
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Award Winning Chili with Ground Beef and Bacon
This hearty chili is packed with tender ground beef, three kinds of beans, fire-roasted tomatoes, and warming spices. Smoked paprika and bacon give it a deep, smoky flavor, while a splash of Worcestershire sauce adds richness. I leave out the jalapeño when cooking for my family, which keeps the chili flavorful but mild. If your…
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One-Pot Oktoberfest Brats with Potatoes and Carrots
If you love hearty one-pot meals and the cozy flavors of Oktoberfest, this easy bratwurst dinner deserves a place on your fall menu. Juicy brats, tender potatoes and carrots, smoky bacon, grainy mustard, and Oktoberfest beer come together in the Deluxe Multi Cooker for a meal that tastes like it simmered all afternoon. The best…
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Easy Slow Cooker Puerto Rican Pork Roast (Pernil)
Looking for a flavorful family dinner that doesn’t require hours in the kitchen? This slow cooker citrus garlic pork is tender, juicy, and wonderfully simple to prepare. Fresh orange and lime juices create a bright marinade, while garlic, cumin, oregano, and black pepper give the pork a savory, aromatic flavor. Prepare everything the night before,…
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Tuna Sub in a Tub: An Easy Low-Carb Meal-Prep Lunch
If you love to meal prep, this Tuna Sub in a Tub is going to be right up your alley. It has everything you might enjoy on a tuna sub—without the bread. These colorful lunch bowls are fresh, filling, and easy to customize. Prepare several at once for quick lunches at home, pack them in…
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Make-Ahead Chicken Burrito Bowls in a Jar
I’ve shared salads in a jar before, and I know how much you love them. This Chicken Burrito Bowl takes that same convenient idea and turns it into a colorful, filling meal that’s easy to make ahead. If your family enjoys Mexican grill-style bowls and salads, this is a fun way to create them at…
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Chicken Ranch Wraps in the Air Fryer
If your family enjoys drive-thru chicken wraps, you’re going to love how easy these are to make at home. These chicken ranch wraps are family-friendly, easy to customize, and a good choice for picky eaters. Older kids can even assemble their own. Add some colorful vegetables on the side, and you have a quick dinner…
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Brie, Peach & Basil Grilled Cheese with Hot Honey
A Sweet, Savory Twist on the Classic Grilled Cheese Some of my favorite recipe inspiration comes while traveling. Every time we vacation in Seaside, Florida, we make a stop at a little Airstream called The Meltdown, where they serve some of the most creative grilled cheese sandwiches I’ve ever tasted. When I got home, I…
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Southwest Corn Chowder with Fresh Summer Vegetables
A Garden-Fresh Soup That’s Creamy, Comforting, and Perfect for Sharing There are some recipes that just taste like summer, and this Southwest Corn Chowder is one of them. Fresh sweet corn, peppers, potatoes, onions, and garlic come together in a rich, creamy soup that’s hearty enough for dinner but packed with vegetables. One of my…
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How to Make Homemade Vegetable Broth from Kitchen Scraps (and Save Money!)
Have you ever looked at your onion peels, carrot tops, celery leaves, or mushroom stems and wondered if they could still be useful? Instead of tossing them in the trash or compost, I save them in a freezer bag until I have enough to make a flavorful homemade vegetable broth. It’s one of my favorite…