Make your own pumpkin peanut butter cups with just 5 whole ingredients for a delicious, fall treat made in under 30 minutes. ps: store these chocolate pumpkin cups in the freezer for long-lasting dessert year round.
ohhhhh yeah, it’s pumpkin season! every year i swear it comes earlier and earlier and this year it’s here in august. honestly, this isn’t my choice! i’m already starting to see some halloween decor starting to pop up at target…i’m just jumping on the early bandwagon. you guys know we have a thing for nut butter cups. i mean, we did have a whole week dedicated to them on fff. this pumpkin peanut butter cup recipe is a little bit different than our normal nut butter cups in that the filling is covered by a hard chocolate shell. i’m a-okay with this…if you are! okay, so, what do you need? easy! only 5 simple ingredients.
Start your morning off right with these cheesy breakfast sausage stuffed peppers. you get eggs, vegetables, and sausage all in one delicious stuffed pepper! they are great for meal prep!
This classic gingerbread recipe is calling your name this holiday season! perfectly spiced and sweet, and topped with a delicious lightened-up cream cheese frosting. dessert is served!
This leftover thanksgiving turkey quesadilla is one of our favorite ways to use up leftover holiday leftovers. it’s packed with our favorite sweet and savory thanksgiving flavors – don’t forget to dip it in gravy!
This is the most tender slow cooker pork loin recipe ever. it’s not only pork but potatoes, too. place potatoes, fresh herbs, and a pork loin rost in the slow cooker and cook for 4 hours!
Pan seared scallops are easy to make and perfect for any occasion. we pan sear these scallops in grape seed oil and then top them with flavorful fresh herbs.
We eat this delicious butternut squash bowl at least once a week in the fall and winter. it’s made with roasted butternut squash, rice, greens, and a delicious dressing. get it in real life at our food truck, hodgepodge, at forgotten star brewing co. in fridley, minnesota.
This bow tie pasta salad is the perfect dish to pass! veggie-packed and tossed in a homemade hummus dressing, you’ll absolutely love this easy pasta salad recipe.
This instant pot fried rice recipe is the perfect one-pot meal to make when you “have nothing to eat” at home! it’s made with white rice, frozen veggies, egg, and a simple fried rice sauce.
Cottage cheese ice cream is a viral dessert here to stay. try this blackberry cheesecake variation. it tastes just like a cheesecake filling churned into ice cream and 18g protein/serving!
I are so excited to share one of my favorite pork shoulder recipes — slow roasted pork shoulder. the flavors and texture of the crust are so yummy and the meat on the inside is tender and smokey (without being smoked!). i love slow cooking a big pork shoulder roast to feed a crowd during holidays and get togethers. and let me tell you, you will have pork for days so be prepared for leftovers!