Author: Ashlie Dulien
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Ryder’s black bean chili
It’s hard to believe I haven’t shared recipes with the kids names in the title before now because when we talk about what we’re having for dinner, many of my recipes have nicknames. This recipe is all Ryder. I created it with him in mind and make it frequently because the whole family loves it,…
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Lox Everything Dip
There are few things I can’t resist more than a lox bagel. There’s nothing quite as satisfying as biting into a toasted everything bagel smothered with cream cheese, lox, capers, red onion, tomatoes and dill. I’m drooling as I write this. While I would love to start my day with this ooey gooey deliciousness, it’s…
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Matzo Ball Soup
Chicken soup may be good for the soul, but matzo ball soup is good for, well – basically everything. Touted as the Jewish Penicillin, Matzo ball soup is my go to when anyone is sick, having a tough time, holidays or cold weather hit. It’s warm and comforting and reminds me of my bubbie –…
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Salsa Verde Chicken 2.0
One of my earliest and most popular posts is this salsa verde chicken and for good reason; it’s delicious and so simple to throw together! It’s also the recipe I most frequently make as it’s versatile for everyone to assemble to their liking, holds well in the fridge so it’s great for leftovers and an…
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Pumpkin Truffles
You really do learn something new every day — like the fact that pumpkin is technically a fruit! Because it grows from a flower, it lands squarely in the fruit family… which honestly feels fitting for this recipe. These pumpkin truffles are the kind of “hostess gift” you bring instead of flowers — equally thoughtful,…
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Pumpkin Almond Butter Cups
If youre headed to a party and looking for a fall recipe to bring, these pumpkin almond butter cups are a hit! I’d recommend doubling the recipe so you have a batch waiting for you at home because these ones are hard to resist! Ingredients Directions 1. In a mixing bowl, combine oats, almond butter,…
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Blueberry Chia Cheesecake
If you’re looking for a great meal prep breakfast option or a yummy high protein snack, this blueberry chia cheesecake recipe is a must try. I make this on repeat and honestly the only reason I’ve never shared it before is because it’s not the most photogenic recipe. While it doesn’t look or even sound…
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High-Protein Turkey Zucchini Boats
If you’re looking for a cozy, Italian-inspired dinner that’s lightened up but still comforting, these high-protein zucchini boats are your answer. Think lasagna vibes, but with a fresh veggie twist. They’re hearty, cheesy, packed with lean protein, and the perfect way to sneak in extra vegetables for the whole family. This recipe uses ground turkey…
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Gluten Free Apple Crisp
It’s my favorite time of the year!! Hocus Pocus. Check! Pumpkin Spice everything. Check! Cute booties and sweater weather. Well, this is Texas, so this is questionable by the day! Fall is in the air and it’s definitely my favorite season of the year. While it’s always been my favorite, it’s especially the case since…
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Springroll in a bowl
I love a good spring roll and even though they are easy enough to prep, every time I buy the ingredients, the rolling and assembling sound too time consuming. Yet, here I was again this week with a bunch of yummy, fresh ingredients and high hopes this would be the week I pull it together…
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