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Chicken and dumplings
Chicken in the cooker until it shreds, then drop dumplings in the simmering soup. Serve with a sandwich if you want.
View recipe →Everyday meals from my kitchen: soups, weeknight dinners, muffins and baked goods, easy snacks, weekend desserts, and drinks the whole family can enjoy.
Section one
Bowls, stews, chili, and homemade stock for soup season.
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Chicken in the cooker until it shreds, then drop dumplings in the simmering soup. Serve with a sandwich if you want.
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Creamy potato soup with chicken broth, cream cheese, cheddar jack, and Kinder’s The Blend SPG. Top it or leave it as is.
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Tautog and black sea bass with bacon, potatoes, homemade stock, and a butter-flour thickener. Serve with bread or oyster crackers.
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Frozen or cooked chicken carcass, veggies, and spices. Slow cook 12 to 24 hours, then strain, package, and freeze.
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Ground beef chili with fire-roasted tomatoes and chili spices. Sear, simmer a couple of hours, and top with shredded cheese.
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From-scratch broth, shredded chicken, tortellini, turmeric, parsley, and dill. Nothing beats a homemade bowl.
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Cozy weeknight soup with savory sausage, tender zucchini, cherry tomatoes, small pasta, and Parmesan, all in the Ninja PossibleCooker.
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Cozy fall kickoff soup with onion, matchstick carrots, garlic, spinach, and heavy cream. Pre boil the gnocchi so it doesn’t soak up all the broth!
View recipe →Weeknight meals, breakfast-for-dinner, and family plates.
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Brown the sausages, add onions, garlic, peppers, and tomatoes, season with Kinder’s SPG, and cook on low for 6 hours.
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Sear the chicken, then slow cook with peppers, onions, tomatoes, and stock. Serve over rice.
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Slow cook the chicken until it shreds, add your favorite veggies and gravy, then bake with pie crust at 450° until golden brown.
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Easy, quick, and delicious. Whisk it together, bake at 375°F, and breakfast is covered for the week.
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Spatchcock chicken on the Weber kettle with Kinder’s SPG and Grilled Chicken seasoning, juicy meat and crispy charred skin.
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Beef, Italian sausage, ricotta, and Rao’s marinara. Layered, cheesy, and perfect for feeding the family.
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Crispy exterior, juicy interior. Dry brine, bake low and slow to 125°F, rest, then sear at 475°F for that deep golden crust.
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Bright lemon, dill, and crunchy celery and onion, perfect on a sandwich or with crispy crackers.
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Six peppers stuffed with seasoned ground chicken, rice, and sauce, topped with cheese and baked until tender. Serve with salad and garlic bread.
View recipe →Quick breads and muffins for breakfast, snacks, or a baking day.
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Pumpkin puree, brown sugar, and pumpkin pie seasoning. Mix dry into wet and bake until cooked through.
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Cozy fall muffins with pumpkin, cinnamon, and milk chocolate chips. Mix dry, mix wet, fold in the chips, and bake.
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Quick, moist loaves with cinnamon and vanilla, perfect for breakfast, snacks, or your next baking session.
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After-school bites, road-trip packs, and things to grab between meals.
Snack
Slow-baked extra crispy on a wire rack. Half beer can chicken dry rub, half buffalo sauce.
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Snack
Soft red velvet cupcakes with cream cheese frosting. Mix dry, mix wet, bake until a toothpick comes out clean.
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Snack
Super easy colorful cereal treats. Melt, fold, press into a pan, and cut. Perfect next to painted pumpkins on a gloomy afternoon.
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Weekend baking, sweet treats, and the cookies everyone asks for.
Section four
Everyday sips: hydration, cozy mugs, and family-friendly pours.
Water, electrolyte packets, and simple drink habits that keep everyone going on busy days.
View idea →Coffee, tea, and warm mug ideas for slow mornings and early school runs.
Send me a drink recipe →Fun pours for cookouts, movie nights, and when the kids want “something special.”
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