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Salted Caramel Pretzel Healthy Shake:
1 scoop Dulce De Leche Formula 1
1 scoop Pralines and Cream Formula 1
1 SCOOP Vanilla Protein Drink Mix
8 to 10 ounces water
1 cup ice cubes
1 teaspoon instant sugar free vanilla instant pudding
1 teaspoon instant sugar free cheesecake instant pudding
1/4 teaspoon salt
Swizzle glass with Smucker’s sugar free caramel sundae syrup
Top with 6 crushed mini pretzels
Combine all the dry powder ingredients and the water in the carafe of your blender and blend for 10 to 15 seconds. Add in the desired amount of ice and blend for 30 seconds longer or until thick and creamy.
Swizzle glass with sugar free caramel syrup. Pour into your glass and enjoy top with crushed pretzels and another drizzle of caramel! You'll feel like you're being naughty but you're getting healthy!
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The cooler weather is upon us in my neck of the woods and nothing beats a great slow cooker meal to welcome sweater weather! Today I am sharing a little something that falls into the "Dump and Go" recipe craze and sharing a distinct family favorite that we have been enjoying for years! Slow cooker golden mushroom chicken. This is super simple to throw together and perfect for a hearty, effortless evening meal, even on the busiest of days!
I love my slow cooker! I know many of you do as well and so many times I turn to it to cook dinner for my family when I know I am going to be busy and even when I am not. I use mine at least two times a week all year round. But in the warmer months I put it outside because it really does heat up the kitchen! In the cooler months it helps to keep my always cold kitchen warm and toasty.
This recipe is super simple and one that I have been enjoying nearly my entire life. It evolved from a stove top recipe that my mom used to make often then converted to an oven bake and now it is a slow cooker recipe. Heck you can even make this in your electric pressure cooker if you like. No matter how you make it, just make it because I know you will love it.
I do not often use canned "cream of" soups but I do use them from time to time and this recipe is one of those times. Campbell's golden mushroom soup is what makes the magic happen here. I understand that it supposed to be reminiscent of a "marsala" sauce. I don't know about that, but what I do know is that it is delicious and that there is not really any substitute for it. No shame in using a canned soup to get the job done and dinner on the table.
The whole idea of "dump and go" recipes is to use a protein, some veggies and some pantry stock to feed your family like royalty and this recipe fits the bill. Starting off with about 2 pounds of white meat chicken then adding in extra fresh mushrooms. I used about a pound of sliced Criminis but you can use what you like. Fresh or canned work here. If you don't like mushrooms you can leave out the extras but don't skip the soup. you won't notice the small amount of mushrooms in the sauce once this is done cooking. I also added a bag of baby cut carrots and then the saucy goodness.
The sauce is nothing more than two or three cans of golden mushroom soup. Campbell's is the only brand that offers this so you should have no problem finding it. However, big box stores don't carry it sometimes so check your local better grocer they will almost always have it! Stock up when it's on sale 4 for $5 and you will always have it in your pantry. SInce my store did not have any on hand today I used two cans from the pantry and then mixed it together with enough chicken bone broth to equal 4 cups. Pour this over
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I thought it was about time to do a little sweet treat since we have been doing so many savory options lately. It is still summer and still very hot where I live and across most of the country. Fall may be on the horizon, but I still do not want to turn on my oven. So a no bake cookie is on deck for today! This no bake, butterscotch cornflake cookie hits all those notes that you want in a sweet treat and trust me this one is sweet. You only need one of these delicious morsels that come together quick and have just a few ingredients from your pantry shelf. I know that you are going to love these!
No bake cookies are not really my favorite thing to make and I especially do not enjoy the ones that use the crispy chow mein noodles. But this cornflake version is delicious. It is chewy, crunchy, sweet and a bit salty. Perfect for eating with a tall glass of iced tea in the hot afternoon. These are great for tossing in the kids lunch boxes or sharing with friends and neighbors just because.
These, as you might expect, start off with corn flakes. Plain old fashioned corn flakes, which I tossed with some mini marshmallows to give this cookie a different, airy, chewy bite. Then I melted together some butterscotch chips, creamy peanut butter and some coconut oil. The coconut oil is important here because when we go to add the vanilla extract it will stay creamy. Without the coconut oil, it will seize the wax in the morsels. Its just science. Nothing to worry about. If you forgot to add the oil, just add it a spoon at a time until you get the righ consisency like I did. No harm, no foul.
I have also added a bit of kosher salt to the mixture to offset some of the sweetness. I think it works well here but if you prefer, you can leave it out. Once the creamy mixture is ready, pour it over the cornflakes and marshmallows and stir, stir, stir, until all that goodness is well blended and all the bits and pieces are coated. Now it's time to scoop.
I used a 1 ounce cookie scoop which is equivalent to approximately 2 tablespoons. I compacted the mixture in the scoop by scraping it on the side of the bowl as I was scooping. The placed each scoop of the mixture on a parchment lined baking sheet. Once everything was scooped, I placed them in the refrigerator for about 20 minutes until firmly set.
These should be stored in the refrigerator in an airtight container to retain freshness and especially if it is warm where you live. If you make these in the cooler months or live in a cooler climate you can allow these to set at room temperature and store them that way as well, but still in an airtight container.
The beauty of these cookies is that you can change it up and make your own creation. Change the corn flakes to oat rings, crispy rice or
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Today I am sharing a copycat version of my family's two favorite Chik-Fil-A dipping sauces. Because sometimes sauce is life, and you just gotta have it, these two will see you through. Chik-Fil-A Sauce is a delicious combination of honey mustard and barbecue sauce and the Polynesian sauce, my personal favorite, is a delicious version of sweet and sour sauce. We are fans of Chik-Fil-A for so many reasons, but the chicken, mostly, and those waffle fries! Don't even get me started. Sometimes, you want those sauces to dip your homemade nuggets into and just don't have one of those little cups left in your fridge. Today I am here to share with you how easy it is to make these delicious dippers on your own, with a few simple ingredients you probably already have in your fridge and pantry!
First we can start with the namesake sauce. This is a sauce I did not even know about until educated properly by my then 13 year old who requested extra. I had no idea. If you don't know about "Chick-Fil-A Sauce", do yourself a favor the next time you are in that line and ask for some to dip your nuggets or your fries and you will thank me. Don't have a Chick-Fil-A near you? No worries, the recipe is easy! This is glorified honey mustard. It was originally an accident concocted at one of their restaurants when an employee accidentally mixed the honey mustard and the barbecue sauce. In the end it was a serendipitous event.
The sauce starts with mayonnaise, plain yellow or prepared mustard, honey and then the magic, lemon juice and barbecue sauce. That's it! My homemade version, when compared to theirs was less smoky, and a little darker, but things being what they are, this was a very close match. I could add a drop or two of liquid smoke or even a tablespoon more of barbecue sauce to up that flavor. The best part is that you can adjust this to suit your taste! It was delicious and even my girls said it was very good.
The Polynesian sauce is just as easy as the first. I started with good quality Catalina or French salad dressing, added honey, pineapple juice and yellow mustard. Boom! This tasted very close to the original even if it looked a bit different. Rick said it tasted almost identical. Not too shabby for mixing things up from the fridge. I always have pineapple juice in my fridge because I drink it every morning. If you don't have it on hand you could try some orange juice or the next time you are at the store pick up some of those little cans of pineapple juice to keep in your pantry for when you want to mix this up.
The Polynesian sauce is just as easy as the first. I started with good quality Catalina or French salad dressing, added honey, pineapple juice and yellow mustard. Boom! This tasted very close to the original even if
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