dinner
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Creamy Pesto Shrimp Linguine
There’s something about a big bowl of creamy pasta and perfectly cooked shrimp that feels just a little special. This Creamy Pesto Shrimp Linguine is one of those recipes that manages to be both elegant and incredibly easy, making it… Continue reading
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Texas Chicken Spaghetti
If there’s one thing Texans do well, it’s putting their own spin on classic comfort food. After all, Texas has its own version of everything—even spaghetti. This Texas Chicken Spaghetti has been a family favorite for as long as I… Continue reading
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Ma Ma Miso Salmon
An Asian inspired quick and easy weeknight dinner for two. Continue reading
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One-Skillet Creamy Fajita Chicken
Some of my favorite weeknight meals start with a simple glance through the weekly H-E-B ad. Every week, I look for inspiration based on what’s on sale, and more often than not, those deals help shape our family’s meal plan.… Continue reading
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Creole Daube
There’s something deeply comforting about a pot of Creole daube (pronounced douhb) slowly simmering on the stove. This version of a classic Louisiana dish is the kind of recipe that tells a story, blending French and Italian technique with bold… Continue reading
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Crawfish Etouffée
There’s something about a big pot of crawfish étouffée simmering on the stove that just feels like home—especially on a Friday during Lent. Growing up, this rich, roux-based dish was a staple at our table when seafood took center stage… Continue reading
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Beefy Chili Mac
There’s something undeniably comforting about a bowl of chili mac — that classic school cafeteria favorite where macaroni met hearty beef and bold chili spices. It was simple, satisfying, and always a little messy, but it hit the spot every… Continue reading
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Yesterday’s Meatloaf
You know we aren’t going to start a blog called ‘Yesterday’s Meatloaf’ and our first post not be our go to recipe for meatloaf. As a matter of fact, this meatloaf is so good, it won’t be tomorrow’s Sloppy Joes.… Continue reading







