September is here! That means back to school, back to crazy schedules, and back to trying to figure out what is quick, easy, and healthy to make your family for dinner. For me, that starts with 15+ Farmers Market Recipes for September. #FallProduce #farmersmarketrecipes #rootvegetables #fallrecipes #Septemberproduce #backtoschool

15+ Farmers Market Recipes for September celebrate in season produce

September is here! That means back to school, back to crazy schedules, and back to trying to figure out what is quick, easy, and healthy to make your family for dinner. For me, that starts with 15+ Farmers Market Recipes for September.

New Orleans Style Barbecue Shrimp easy and deliciously spicy

If you want an easy but amazing appetizer, then try these New Orleans Style Barbecue Shrimp. They’re quick, simple, and packed with spicy New Orleans flavor. #OurFamilyTable #NationalShrimpDay #NewOrleansBBQShrimp #NewOrleansRecipe #shrimprecipe #BBQShrimp

We ate lots of Swiss Steak growing up. It takes a rather inexpensive cut of meat and turns it into something delicious for your family. You can make this in the slow cooker or pressure cooker/Instant Pot. With little prep it will become your new go to favorite meal.

Swiss Steak

We ate lots of Swiss Steak growing up. It takes a rather inexpensive cut of meat and turns it into something delicious for your family. You can make this in the slow cooker or pressure cooker/Instant Pot. With little prep it will become your new go to favorite…

BLENDABELLA Rustic Tuscan Portobello blend combined with farmers market fresh ground chicken make for an amazingly quick and DE-licious weeknight dinner.  The complex flavors in these Tuscan Chicken Sloppy Joes can be serve for any night of the week.  They’re great on buns for your family or on top of lettuce for guest worthy appetizers.

Tuscan Chicken Sloppy Joes

BLENDABELLA Rustic Tuscan Portobello blend combined with farmers market fresh ground chicken make for an amazingly quick and DE-licious weeknight dinner.  The complex flavors in these Tuscan Chicken Sloppy Joes can be serve for any night of the week.  They’re great on buns for your family or on top of lettuce for guest worthy appetizers.

In this Lime Shrimp with Cherry Chipotle Cocktail Sauce, succulent shrimp are boiled with tangy limes for a delicious kick. Then they're chilled and served with Chipotle Cherry cocktail sauce that's lick the bowl delicious. This combination of interesting flavors makes for a sexy twist on the traditional shrimp cocktail.

Lime Shrimp with Chipotle Cherry Cocktail Sauce

In this Lime Shrimp with Cherry Chipotle Cocktail Sauce, succulent shrimp are boiled with tangy limes for a delicious kick. Then they’re chilled and served with Chipotle Cherry cocktail sauce that’s lick the bowl delicious. This combination of interesting flavors makes for a sexy twist on the traditional…

Creamy Jambalaya Pasta

Creamy Jambalaya Pasta

So, this is almost a full week of Pinterest recipes.  The creative bug will not strike until maybe this weekend with the chocolate cheesecake recipe I’ll whip up.  Now, it’s just a week of trying other people’s recipes.  Tonight, it’s Creamy Jambalaya Pasta from Plain Chicken. Now, remember,…

Chicken Fricassee

Chicken Fricassee Cooking Light September 2010 I do not like chicken legs.  It’s not the meat or the flavor.  I CAN.NOT.STAND having to pull things out of my mouth like bones, cartilege, stuff like that.  Legs are FAMOUS for that with me.  There’s just all these other…pieces…that I…

Seared Scallops over Bacon and Spinach Salad with Cider Vinaigrette

Seared Scallops over Bacon and Spinach Salad with Cider Vinaigrette

Seared Scallops over Bacon and Spinach Salad recipe Cooking Light, March 2008 I’m on the fence about this dish. I liked the salad. I liked the scallops. I don’t think I liked them both together. The bacon, cider vinaigrette, and spinach didn’t really go with the curry powdered…

Steak Diane

Steak Diane

Steak Diane recipe Cooking Light, July 2005I’ve never had steak diane before, so I didn’t know what to expect. It was pretty good. Really good, even. I don’t know what the big deal is about this dish because it was really easy to make and didn’t take too…

Stuffed Peppers

Stuffed Peppers

Stuffed Peppers recipe Cooking Light, January 2003 This was pretty easy, tasty, and FILLING! I couldn’t eat the whole portion!! I thought it was going to be bland, and just by chance used spaghetti sauce. I had plain tomato sauce for it, but couldn’t find the second 8…

Greek Steak Pitas

Greek Steak Pitas

Greek Steak Pitas recipe Cooking Light, June 2009 So, I forgot to buy spinach. Maybe it was a subconscious thing as I’m not too fond of sauteed fresh spinach. We used london broil instead of flank steak. I tried to cut it supah thin so it wouldn’t be…

Chicken Kiev

Chicken Kiev Cooking Light, JANUARY 2007 I’ve made this before. Now matter how hard I try, the butter NEVER stays in the chicken. It’s supposed to. I used a roasting pan with a rack, thinking it would help them be crispier. Don’t use fresh bread. I coated two…

Root vegetables add a touch of sweetness to this savory Yankee Pot Roast stew. Yankee cooks traditionally add the vegetables partway through the cooking process, which helps keep them from breaking down

Yankee Pot Roast

Yankee Pot Roast Cooking Light, OCTOBER 2007 Meh. It’s pot roast. I liked the addition of parnips to this, but I didn’t do any of the other interesting root veggies. Just onions, potatoes, carrots, and the parnips. They are REALLY sweet when cooked, if you haven’t tried them…

Beef Goulash

Beef Goulash

Beef Goulash Cooking Light, MARCH 2006 We made this recipe last night. We didn’t follow the directions to a T because, seriously, 2+ hours?? I don’t think so. I think it’s something I would convert to a slow cooked recipe, though. So, we followed the directions to the…

Tuna Romanoff

Tuna Romanoff Cooking Light, JANUARY 1995 Photo courtsey of Food Fan at allrecipes.com This recipe, to me, seemed like a traditional Tuna Noodle Casserole with the addition of mushrooms and pimientos. I never add the pimientos. Just can’t bring myself to pay that much for a jar of…

Home-Style Meat Loaf

Home-Style Meat Loaf Cooking Light, MARCH 1998 Photo courtesy of Southern Living, APRIL 2005 This meatloaf was DELICIOUS! I would use a thermometer, though, mine was a little under cooked after the allotted time. We’re making this tonight for dinner, too. The sandwiches and left overs from this…