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What to Eat This Week

Brogan

Practical yet fun recipes that take the stress out of figuring out what to eat

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Latest Issues

The Easiest Enchilada Casserole and an Update

Welcome back to What to Eat This Week! This newsletter has been on an extended hiatus. While I’d love to tell you I’m back and going to post regularly again, that wouldn’t be truthful. I will keep posting as inspiration strikes, but it will...

7 months ago
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Rotisserie Chicken Gyros

Hello, friends! I hope May is treating you well so far. I’ve been enjoying the weather (although it seems to be oscillating between storms and sunshine) and I’m excited by the small patio garden we’ve started!

I don’t know about you, but...

a year ago
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Spring Pasta Salad

Ever have a week where you feel you don’t have much to share? This is one of those weeks for me. It’s been sunny and in the 80s, and I’ve been struggling to want to do anything other than be outside. Sitting inside sounds about as appealing...

a year ago
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Southwest Crispy Rice Salad

I’m not great at making salads. Making a salad is a game of ratios that I lose more often than not. I’ve made soggy salads, dry salads, salads with too little lettuce and too much other stuff, and salads with competing flavors. You’d think...

a year ago
7

Broccoli Caesar Salad

I love broccoli. If I had to eat one vegetable for the rest of my life, I wouldn’t even consider anything else. So why not give broccoli the Caesar treatment? I’ve been seeing Caesar salad all over the Internet this year, and for good reaso...

a year ago
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    Just a Midwest gal in Charleston who's eating my way through life.

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