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Come see how I put together what I call ‘Endless Soup’. It’s simple, it’s cheap and it’s delicious.
Plus by using this method we both have hot, healthy lunches for a week!
by Texas Homesteader ~
We love hot soups during the cold winter months. They can be inexpensive, nutritious and delicious. Comfort food at its finest! Come see our 10 favorite hot & hearty soup recipes.
by Texas Homesteader ~
Instant Pot Broth is crazy-easy to make, y’all. Literally push-button convenience cooking. Making your own healthy broth has really never been easier! Come see how I make and preserve it.
by Texas Homesteader ~
I need a lazy-cook’s recipe for an easy Italian-styled soup. You know, a recipe where I can just start with some cooked ground meat, open a bunch of cans, dump it all in a slow cooker’s crock and GO!
Enter this Lazy-Cook’s Italian Soup…
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Quick & Easy Taco Soup recipe. Just brown the meat with chopped onions & then dump in a slow cooker with different cans of vegetables. Heat & eat simple, y’all!
by Texas Homesteader ~
Who doesn’t love a hearty stew when the weather’s cold? And if you’re using leftover roast to make it, that meal can be on the table in minutes.
Recently I wrote about the benefit of planned leftovers. That’s the method of cooking when you purposely cook more of an item than you will eat at one time.
Then bibbidy-bobbedy-boo presto-changeo remake the leftovers into brand new and delicious recipes.
But today I’m sharing the quickest & most basic delicious leftover idea: a Hearty Stew!
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Got leftover chicken and wondering how to use it? I use Planned Leftovers cooking!
Turn leftover chicken, a few dried out corn tortillas and a few cans of veggies into delicious, hot & satisfying Chicken Tortilla Soup FAST!
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I wasn’t trying to lose weight but the scales inched downward anyway when enjoying this delicious hot & hearty cabbage stew recipe for a few lunches. Cabbage, broth, tomato sauce, peppers & onions and a can of mixed vegetables was all I needed.
