The question I get MOST often is, “How do you actually cook in a dorm?!” That question is usually followed by something like, “Doesn’t that take so much of your time?” So, today, I want to share exactly how I cook in a dorm! I had the idea for this post while I was meal prepping on Saturday morning, so I grabbed my camera to
3-Ingredient Crockpot Pulled BBQ Chicken
This easy crockpot pulled BBQ chicken takes about 5 minutes to prep, and then your dinner work is done! Serve with roasted sweet potatoes or your favorite Southern sides. As I’m typing this, the snow is coming DOWN outside. For those of you who aren’t from the South, everything shuts down when it snows, which means there’s no class today..and probably tomorrow…and maybe the next day.
Hearty Chicken Enchilada Soup
This chicken enchilada soup is loaded with corn, black beans, chicken, and rice for a healthy, satisfying, and cozy meal Back in 2014, I posted a recipe for chicken enchilada soup, which means it was one of the first recipes on my blog. Looking back at that post makes me laugh/cry/cover my eyes, so I figured it was time for a recipe redo. It’s still
2017 Highlights & Reflections
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! I hope your 2018 is off to a great start. I can’t wait to share more healthy recipes for the new year, but also wanted to share a short reflection/recap of 2017 about both blogging and life. This post includes highlights, some things I’ve learned about myself, top blog posts, and some of my favorite quotes from the past year. Hope you
Walnut Cranberry Pear Baked Oatmeal
This walnut cranberry pear baked oatmeal is an easy breakfast that can be made in advance, and it’s also a hit with a crowd for the holidays! I love the contrast of the natural sweetness of the diced pears and the tartness of the fresh cranberries. Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and that you’ll have a great New Year’s Eve! I spent Christmas
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