Hello! This page that you have just landed yourself on is how I used to organize recipes on the site. However, we now have a much more robust recipe index page with all the recipes on the site organized by all kinds of helpful categories. Click here to see the full, up-to-date recipe index!
Aaron & Lindsay’s Chicken Tortilla Soup Extravaganza
Asian Chicken Noodle Soup (aka Homemade Ramen) (super easy)
Asian-Style Orange Sauced Norwegian Salmon with Sesame Broccoli
Baby Back Ribs (sauce and rub)
Butter Chicken (Indian dish, aka Murgh Makhani)
Butternut Squash Cauliflower Leek Soup
Carmelized Onion and Roasted Red Pepper Pasta
Chicken and Butternut Squash Risotto
Chicken Pot Pie with Biscuit Topping
Cilantro Sour Cream Enchiladas
Corned Beef (2 ways)
Creamy Pesto Fettuccine with Mushrooms & Tomatoes
Creamy Potato Leek Soup (without the cream!)
Curried Squash and Chicken Soup
Debbie’s Easy Crockpot Chicken
Hawaiian Pizza (more of a secret tip than a recipe)
Homemade Enchilada Sauce (Red)
Honey Goat Cheese Pizza with Caramelized Onions
Hot BBQ Chicken Wings (or not hot, if you prefer)
Island Pork with Sticky Coconut Rice
Lasagna (Ina Garten’s)
Lime & Honey Glazed Salmon with Warm Black Bean & Corn Salad
No. 3, aka Green Noodles (this is a fantastic pasta dish hard to tell from the title)
Pasta with Arugula and White Beans
Pesto Chicken Salad Sandwiches
Pollo Guisado (Chicken Stew) (great filling for tacos, fajitas, etc.)
Pork Tenderloin with Heirloom Tomato Salad
Pumpkin Pancakes (easy)
Rosemary Chicken with Artichokes & White Beans
Sausage, Pepper & Onion Sandwiches
Sausage Potato Soup (with secret ingredients)
Spinach & Pancetta Stuffed Shells with Asiago Cream Sauce
Spinach Mushroom Panini with Feta
Steak (how to cook it perfectly!)
Stuffed Shells (simple)
Sweet Potato and Black Bean Burritos
Teriyaki Chicken (crock pot)
Tre Formaggi Frittata with Sausage
Turkey Sandwich with Cranberry and Cream Cheese
Waffles (light and fluffy)
Waffles (sweeter and not quite as fluffy, but just as delish)
behnaz… if you are still visiting the site, can you re-share your leftover idea you posted a few weeks ago? my recipe comments got deleted this morning on accident… thanks!!! 🙂
Thanks!
I googled puffed oven pancakes because the page fell out of my Better Homes and Gardens cookbook. My morning is saved! Thanks!
L in Albany
Oh my gosh I’m so excited about this blog! What a great idea. I’m already getting so many ideas for dinner.
Thanks so much!
Thanks for sharing so many recipes. They all sound delicious!
Just discovered your blog & I love it! As a working mother of 3 daughters in a million activities, menu-planning is the only way to survive most weeks! Thanks for lots of new ideas!
Hello. I watched your program today and as a result, am looking for the ham recipes. The ham looked delicious but cannot find recipes. Thanks. Eileen.
I am so excited about the recipes. I’m trying to pull sugar and white flour from our diets (me, husband and four munchkins) and found some great ideas. I love the spinach pasta idea. thanks
What a wonderful idea. I am a stay at home mom of 17 years. 2 boys and and a husband who works lots of hours and 2 children that eat different things ( one no gluten or dairy and one who is picky), I am left in a food prep nightmare. I was excited to view your site and will be looking forward to trying some of your ideas. A menu for the week sounds wonderful. I have not been able to organize my house to that extent and 2009 is the year to organize EVERYTHING>
Thanks for all the great recipes
Your site is great. Thanks for inspiring me to make more than pb&j sandwiches. 🙂
Thanks for the yummy recipes! Your little girl is so cute.
finally there is something like this for all of the working moms out there that havent a clue what dinner is going to be tonight or tomorrow or the next day……..
thanks to everyone for the nice comments here. 🙂
lesley – it makes me smile to have you say that. that’s exactly what I’m trying to do, share good food that is realistic for busy moms/people/whoever. 🙂 enjoy!
I just found your blog and think that is so much fun to read. I love reading and was pleasantly surprised to find book reviews along with fantastic cooking ideas!
I shall now look this site up regularly.
thank you
LOVE the food ideas :). finally, some real food for real people who are on the go.
btw, the Jaffrey fireworks this year were off the hook! too bad the air was a bit still though, it got hard to see towards the end.
WOW! I am soooo glad I found your website. I have been in a taco and spaghetti for dinner rut and my family is beginning to groan when they sit down at the table these days. I love your great ideas and am looking forward to trying your lime and honey salmon and malibu melts this week. 🙂
Have been wanting to plan meals for years but wasn’t brave enough until now (it was having the 3rd baby that finally made me desperate enough to try it). I searched all over meal-planning sites and settled on your blog. I love these recipes and have been having so much fun trying them out. We’re now on week 4 and going strong! My husband and kids thank you 🙂
awww, thanks for such a nice comment!!! 🙂
Hi Jane- I just wanted to thank you for sharing this amazing blog! I stumbled onto your site 2 weeks ago while searching for recipes and now I’m a daily visitor 🙂 We have just started meal planning since finding your site and are in the process of trying out all your recipes to form our own go-to favorites! I have been married for a year and a half and two months ago my husband accepted a job promotion that moved us from our friends and family in Oregon down to Tucson, AZ. We’ve decided to spend some of our new found free time to establish habits that were eluding us in our fast paced worlds back home-instead of always eating out I’m trying to plan meals and try out new recipes! (yay!) I instantly fell in love with your blog because it feels so comfortable and realistic! I laugh at your commentary and my husband and I have devoured each of the recipes I’ve tackled so far 🙂 (Island Pork and coconut sticky rice and stuffed peppers are our new favorite foods 😉 Thanks for sharing your world and your recipes!
janine, thank you for your sweet comment – I really appreciate it!