Looking for the perfect soup for a cold winters night? Look no further because you just found it! With the combination of meat, potatoes, and veggies, this soup is bound to fill you up! This is the perfect way to warm you and your family from head to toe. This Cheeseburger soup is such a hit in my home around fall/winter. Even my husband (who insists that soup is NOT a meal) loves to have this for dinner. You can make this soup recipe yours with any unique customization you choose. Try adding bacon bits or actual bacon. You will be surprised how much it actually does taste like a bacon cheeseburger! Add this recipes to your collection (you can actually print it out easily below) Keep Reading
Copycat Panera Autumn Soup
So if you haven't had Panera's Autumn soup yet, you don't know what your missing! It is the best butternut squash I have ever had an I could easily eat it every day. At around $6 a bowl though, my budget says otherwise. Make your own at a fraction of the price! This weekend I stopped by my local farmers market and picked up a few large size butternut squash with the intent to inmate this soup for a fraction of the cost. To my suprise it was actually not as hard as I thought. I just added everything I could taste in the soup and the result came out AMAZING if I do say so myself! It might even be better than that $6 Panera soup and only cost me around $5 to make (I had most of the Keep Reading
Super Simple 20 Minute Chili
What is better in the winter than a good EASY recipe for chili? As the weather gets colder here in NY chili becomes a weekly meal in my house! It's really simple to make, so filling, and oh so delicious! The best part about this super simple 20 minute chili is my picky eating toddler even enjoys it! This chili is so versatile. It can be cooked for 20 mins. or hours depending on your preference and is so easy to customize! You can add/take out what ever your family desires and this chili will still come out awesome and taste like you cooked it all day long! Super Simple 20 Minute Chili 1 lb. hamburger (or turkey if you like a less meaty chili only use a 1/2 lb.)2 cans of Keep Reading
