Stuffed Chicken Burritos [RECIPE]

Stuffed Chicken Burritos
Light and delicious, our Stuffed Chicken Burritos come together quickly to satisfy a hungry family.
(Photo by Jathan Fink, Jadeworks Entertainment)

We love getting multiple meals from one chicken. In this case, we use two cups of shredded chicken breast to fill these quick-and-simple burritos that are as light as they are flavorful. Packed with yummy spices, black beans and fresh veggies, they’re healthier than getting the super sized burrito down from the joint down the street and come together just as quickly.  Continue reading “Stuffed Chicken Burritos [RECIPE]”

Round Bottom Pot Roast [RECIPE]

Round bottom pot roast
Pot roast is a traditional family favorite that never goes out of style. Serve it with a silky smooth gravy for extra flavor!
(Photo by Jathan Fink, Jadeworks Entertainment)

Heather and I both have memories of our mothers cooking pot roast for family dinner. It is the kind of meat-and-potatoes meal most men (and growing boys) crave, and our moms undoubtedly liked making it because this dish’s long cook time allowed them to multitask while the meal simmered on the stove. Economical and delicious, this recipe results in a juicy piece of meat that cuts like butter when it is finished cooking. Top it off with a rich, thick gravy and serve alongside mashed potatoes and veggies, and your family will undoubtedly come running long before you even call them to dinner.  Continue reading “Round Bottom Pot Roast [RECIPE]”

Steve McDonald’s ‘Fantastic Cities’ Helps Us Unplug [REVIEW]

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Adults are embracing coloring…again. Find out why grown ups are finding this activity so therapeutic.
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We’re all stressed out these days. Between our constant connection to social media and email, jobs that demand our time twenty-four/seven, and news cycles that prove terror can happen literally anywhere, it is no wonder that anxiety, depression and PTSD are on the rise. So what can we do to unplug, unwind, and let our imaginations run free?  Continue reading “Steve McDonald’s ‘Fantastic Cities’ Helps Us Unplug [REVIEW]”