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Easy Fall Favorite Recipes

Simple holiday recipes and year ’round favorites…

7 Chicken Comfort Recipes

Chicken is a comfort food at our house. Simple meals and casseroles fill tummies and stretch pennies. Chicken soup helps heal stuffy noses. I shared seven easy and frugal comfort recipes at $5 Dinners.

I also have some allergy-friendly favorites for you. Now if you are blessed with those can eat just regular ol’ ingredients, feel free to adapt my adaptations – and enjoy the way that is best for your family. For example, this egg-free oven pancakes recipe can surely be made with egg. Just not at my house  🙂

Egg-Free Oven Pancakes

Have you ever found one of those life-changing recipes? Well, I have one for you. This is a recipe for pancakes you bake in the oven. You mix up the ingredients and put it in a pan and bake it. Then you cut it, like brownies, and serve it up with syrup. Egg-Free Oven Pancakes

SunButter Cookies

Three Ingredient SunButter Cookies – just as easy as those three ingredient peanut butter recipes you’ve seen. They fell apart a little with the egg substitute but they were gone so quickly no one seemed to notice.

No Bake Recipes

10 Simple No-Bake Recipes – those quick sorts of recipes you can whip up. A personal favorite is No Bake SunButter Energy Bites. Perfect.

Easy and Practical Thanksgiving Menu

If you are considering recipes for Thanksgiving, I put together an allergy-friendly holiday menu last year. (Including that wonderful faux pecan pie made with pretzels!). Even more Thanksgiving ideas in 10 Thanksgiving Habits at Habits for a Happy Home.

Don’t you just love simple and delicious mixed up together?

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Tricia faces a daily dose of chaos homeschooling five children. The biggest lesson she’s learned? At the end of the day – when the dishes are put away and the children are tucked in bed – truly what matters is each child’s relationship with the Lord. Raising children is a God-given privilege and, folks, the time is short.

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