Recipes

I've got a new restaurant to add to my bucket list.

According to Harvard, MOST of us aren't getting enough fruits and veggies in our diets. Consider one of the easiest, and most tasty, ways to do just that.

We've all been there. It's tempting to reach for the junk food when we're down. It's okay. Just focus on making your next meal healthier--one step at a time.

On occasion, I've mixed some mayonnaise and ketchup to dip my fries in. It's alright. But something about this just seems unappealing.

Dr. Pepper is a staple in Texas. How 'bout getting to enjoy Dr. Pepper infused jelly? It's a real thing and you can make it at home.

When you're sick, you want comfort food that helps you heal. Read this for quick and easy chicken soup, avocado toast and my aunt's go-to get-well casserole.

If you don't mind slurping your fruits and vegetables through the same straw, a smoothie recipe that combines a half dozen items from the produce section can jump start your plan to get healthy in 2019. And it can save money at the same time.

It may take longer than an instant, but it is possible to make wine in your Instant Pot. If you've got some grape juice in the pantry and the weekend to experiment, this could be the biggest conversation piece at your New Year's Eve party.

Bodacious BBQ was brought in as a "wild card" but took home an award for their creative BBQ concoction.

During the holidays, we reminisce about the "good old days"--times that seemed simpler and loved ones we miss dearly. Sweet memories. But, what if these are the "good old days," too?

December 4th is National Cookie Day, and it's the perfect opportunity to whip up a batch of the peanut butter ones with the criss-cross marks like Grandma used to make.

Taco Bell is bringing back its tasty Rolled Chicken Tacos, and I may have stumbled upon an alternative version that we can make at home, without the deep fryer. See what you think.