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Homemade Whole Wheat Pasta
I never realized how easy making homemade pasta really is until last year when I got together with a sister-in-law and we decided to put my pasta attachments for my KitchenAid to good use. If you have a pasta roller/cutter, … Continue reading
Whole Wheat Banana Bread
There are days when a sweet bread sounds so good for breakfast or a mid-day snack. Banana bread would be one of our favorites around here. Usually, bananas don’t last long with 4 kiddos in the house but every once … Continue reading
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Homemade Whole Wheat Pizza Crust
We love pizza around here and making it is quite simple if you plan ahead a bit. It can also be a fun meal to get the whole family involved with… each making their own personalized or adding their favorite … Continue reading
Quick & Easy Whole Wheat Baking Mix
If you’re like me, you love short cuts. With a growing family, cooking from scratch can be time consuming but worth it, not only for the health benefits but also from a money saving perspective. Sometimes, though, it’s nice to … Continue reading
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Whole Wheat Biscuits & Gravy
We love having this just about every Friday or Saturday morning. I normally serve it with some eggs, potatoes (country fried or hash browns) and fresh fruit. The nice thing with these two recipes is the time factor. Neither take … Continue reading