As a homeschool mama, I have to be on my toes to get my family of seven fed. I like to fill their tummies with good things yet my recipes must be practical and simple. You too??
I contribute recipes monthly to two sites. Recipes for the larger family at $5 Dinners and egg and nut free recipes to Food Allergies on a Budget. I thought I’d round up my latest contributions in an easy to view reference, below:
Crispy Ranch Mozzarella Chicken Strips at $5 Dinners
Macaroni and Cheese Grilled Cheese Sandwich Recipe – this is something Eldest Girl found on Pinterest and included in her science fair project! Project-based learning at its finest, I tell ya.
That good ol’ potato salad recipe. Do you have a favorite one?
I adore two ingredient meals. Slow Cooker Sloppy Chicken recipe at $5 Dinners
We have to have our veggies! Throw some sketti with them and make a meal of it. Veggie Spaghetti recipe.
Real ingredients tossed in the slow cooker and allergy-friendly for my crew. Slow Cooker Applesauce recipe at Food Allergies on a Budget.
Children LOVE to make these! Two ingredient lemon bars at Food Allergies on a Budget – no egg!
Easy for every day mornings. SunButter Oatmeal.
Yes, we love our SunButter. Especially in cookie form! You can make them with peanut butter too – just don’t tell us 🙂
Yes, you skip the flipping and tuck in the oven. Go sit back down and sip your coffee. Oven Pancakes are egg free!
Bonus! This one is my current go to Mama lunch and the recipe is right here on Hodgepodge. Spinach and Fruit salad (love it with a little avocado too!)
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What’s your number one go-to recipe for feeding your family?
Aadel says
May 28, 2013 at 8:49 AMYum! Some of our go-to meals are goulash (so simple and yummy), eggs and pancakes for supper, and quesadillas.
Hodgepodgemom says
May 28, 2013 at 9:36 AMOh I agree Aadel! We especially love breakfast for supper!
Lynnea says
May 28, 2013 at 9:47 AMThe macaroni and cheese sandwich looks absolutely wonderful! But since I’m gluten free, I’ll just drool over it. 🙂 My new favorite go to meal is from Pinterest. Only 4 ingredients. Chicken (I use canned), pasta, mixed frozen veggies, and Italian dressing. http://lynneasrecipes.blogspot.com/2013/05/four-ingredient-dinner.html
Angie says
May 29, 2013 at 2:52 AMI shouldn’t have checked out this post while I was hungry before going to bed. Yum – looks delicious!