
Over 100 simple sauces you can make at home, plus secret copycat versions of your favorite restaurant and fast-food sauces. You’ll also find lunchbox chaos, comfort food, questionable cooking decisions, and updates from my ongoing HOA battle.
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These are absolutely over-the-top in the best possible way.
A soft dark chocolate chip cookie wrapped around a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup, extra dark chocolate hidden in the center, and a crisp dark chocolate shell underneath that ha...
My kids asked for McDonald’s the other day, and I decided to make something completely different instead.
Apparently introducing your children to new foods is controversial when nuggets are an option.
At the same time, summer break...
There are two kinds of people when they have leftover steak.
The first group slices it up for lunch the next day like responsible adults.
The second group turns it into an entire vat of queso that somehow becomes dinner, an appetiz...
This one was made right after I got my third HOA violation, bringing the total to $1,500.
And I still don’t really underst...
My youngest son has started rating my food out of ten.
I did not ask for this.
I do not want this.
Last night I made these Croissant Smash Burgers and put the plate down in front of him. He picked it up, inspected it like a food c...
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I make simple sauces, ridiculous comfort food, and copycat recipes that probably violate HOA bylaws.
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