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Tetrault Beef Stew
Serves: 4-6 we like having leftovers | Prep time: 10 Mins Ingredients: 1.5lbs stew meat 1 bay leaf potatoes carrots celery salt/pepper seasonings: I like some parsley, oregano, garlic Steps: Put some oil in a big pan, I use a dutch oven, and brown the beef Add 3 cups of water to pan and let…
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Chicky Pot Pie
Chicken pot pie is one of my favorite fall/winter meals. We don’t f*ck around when it comes to a pot pie recipe, and have tried so many. This recipe is the combination of multiple recipes, our seasoning preferences, and making it our own. Time: 1 hour Servings: Its a freaking pie Ingredients:• 2 pie crusts,…
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Like a fine wine.
Another year older, and bolder. This year was a doozy. Most of this year was a dreamy false reality, with having our wedding happen over the summer I felt a sense of normalcy with social events leading up to our big day. I felt lost a lot of this past year too. Starting a business,…
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Roasted brussels sprouts with maplewood smoked kayem bacon
We’ve been bacon the most out of staying home by trying all kinds of new recipes. I always want the veggies and he wants meat, so this dish was a good compromise. It’s roasted brussel sprouts with Maplewood bacon and a salted honey glaze. Kayem Brand bacon is slow cooked, handcrafted in small batches, and…
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30 Minute thai garlic chicken with broccoli and rice noodles
I had originally gotten this recipe from Half Baked Harvest but we wanted to make without as much spice so that our 14 month old could have it with us. We also eliminated the cashews and replaced a few other ingredients. Ingredients: 1 pound boneless skinless chicken breasts, thinly sliced 2 tbsp of flour 1 tsp ground turmeric…
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One Pot broccoli cheddar dumplin’ soup
I had originally gotten this recipe from Half Baked Harvest, but added my own spin on it after cooking it a few times and making it more custom for what my family likes. What I actually mean by that, is that I never have buttermilk and made a sub, and that we don’t like some…
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handling your brands social media during a crisis
I’ve been working as a social media consultant for almost 7 years now. I’ve seen many crises handled in a cringeworthy way…and many handled in a respectable and mature manner. I’ve worked with brands that have wanted to post and comment on every damn crisis (completely unnecessary and a recipe for unfollowing) and those that…
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Hopeful
I’m unsure how to feel going into this year. Truthfully, I can’t help but feel cautious? I want to be excited, I feel that “new year, new me” motivation but I’m scared. There were so many let downs in 2020, I’m sure I’m not alone in feeling this way about the new year. I used…
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How I reduce my anxiety
This year has been challenging for us all and we’ve had to navigate the toll it’s taken on our mental health with little to no direction, this has never happened before and it’s new territory for everyone. Personally, my anxiety has been high this year and I’ve never had great methods of handling it. I’m…
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RECENT READS
I’ve been back in my reading habit and it’s been so nice to not read baby books. While I was pregnant and while Walker was a newborn, I felt like all I read was baby books…I will be doing a post soon on my favorite pregnancy/baby/parenting books. Lately, I’ve read a lot of thrillers. Those…
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It’s funny how I’ve found myself saying things like, “It wasn’t the way we expected” in terms of our elopement because when I imagined marrying Cam, it was always Walker and us. We eloped on our original wedding date, and are so happy we did. Truly, I couldn’t have imagined spending that date doing anything…
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