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Hey friends! Here's what I cooked up this week: There’s something super comforting to me about

Hey friends! Here's what I cooked up this week: [Curried Cabbage]() There’s something super comforting to me about sautéed cabbage with butter and I eat it a lot in the winter months when cabbage is fresh and inexpensive. And because it’s just so cheap, delicious, and filling, I love coming up with new variations on this theme. This Curried Cabbage version is full of warm savory spices, vibrant color, and plenty of texture. It’s like extra-extra comforting and perfect for winter! There are several ways you can serve this flavorful dish, so read on for some curried cabbage inspo! [[Read more...]()] --------------------------------------------------------------- [Vegetable Barley Soup]() Can’t stop, won’t stop with the yummy soups over here! Soup is easy, soup is filling, soup is an easy way to pack some more vegetables into your day, and soup (usually) freezes well. This week I’m bringing you this awesome Vegetable Barley Soup that is packed with tons of color, texture, and flavor. And thanks to a healthy dose of barley, it’s also super filling. I’m so glad this recipe makes a huge batch because I’m going to be living off the frozen leftovers of this soup for the rest of winter!! [[Read more...]()] --------------------------------------------------------------- Recently Updated: [Teriyaki Meatball Bowls](=) = I’m kind of obsessed with meatballs. They’re easy to make, filling, they pack well for lunches, are freezer-friendly, and can be paired with so many different flavors. Plus, I just kind of think meatballs cute (is that weird?). This time I seasoned my meatballs with some garlic and ginger, and drenched them in a [homemade teriyaki sauce]( for these super easy and delish Teriyaki Meatball Bowls. You’re going to love the simplicity of this meal, and those juicy little pork and ginger meatballs! [[Read more...]](=) --------------------------------------------------------------- New Video: [Cranberry Orange Cream Scones](=)= = Until next time, happy cooking! P.S. If you haven't heard, the [Budget Bytes Meal Plans](=) are live and waiting for you! [Unsubscribe]( | PO BOX 60262, Nashville, TN 37206

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