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We view Sunday as a day of worship, rest, and family time. Sunday mornings are spent worshiping and learning about our Savior, our Creator. Afternoons are spent relaxing as a family. Sometimes, we head out and do some exploring. Other times we watch a movie or play games. While the ideal is no work
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Some days, you know that you’re just not going to have time for something like traditional gluten free baked chicken Parmesan. On those days, I made a cheater version in the slow cooker. Because I use the “dump” method for this, there isn’t a set recipe for it. I like to make extra, so
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These large cookies are easy to make as the ingredient list is short. Kids will have fun helping make these naturally gluten free cookies.
Flourless Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe
Ingredients:
2 Cups Peanut Butter (if you use natural peanut butter, you’ll want to add 1 to 2 Tbsp coconut oil to make
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We finally found some delicious, well-priced strawberries at the store which means it’s time for the first strawberry shortcake of the season. This year, I decided that I would sprinkle vanilla coconut sugar on the strawberries instead of regular sugar. We all enjoyed that extra punch of flavor the vanilla sugar added to the
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Munchkin and D love Reese’s peanut butter cups, and their favorite kinds are the specialty ones at the holidays as there is more peanut butter in those. Yesterday, I got to thinking about some peanut butter bars that my mom use to make. I decided to change them up a little as the original
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