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Hey friends! Here's what I cooked up this week: I’m not a huge cookie person , but I looooove p

Hey friends! Here's what I cooked up this week: [Cinnamon Pecan Sandies]( I’m not a huge cookie person (I’d rather have a chunk of cheese 🧀), but I looooove pecan sandies! I think I love them because they’re not too sweet. They’re rich, buttery, and nutty, with just a little hint of sweetness. The perfect cookie for savory food lovers, like myself. But this time, I decided to go one step further and make my pecan sandies a little extra cozy by swirling in a heavy dose of warm cinnamon. Dipping these Cinnamon Pecan Sandies into a hot mug of cocoa or coffee, while wrapped in a cozy sweater might actually make me like winter. Maybe. We’ll see. I might have to make a second batch just to make sure. [[Read more...](] --------------------------------------------------------------- [Meal Planning 101 - How to Make a Meal Plan That Works For You]() Whether you’re trying to spend less money (oh, hey! 👋), eat healthier, get more organized, or just make better use of your time, meal planning can help you get there. I recently released a set of pre-made [monthly meal plans](, but I think it’s really important to learn how to make a meal plan of your own. Making meal plans tailored to your lifestyle and food preferences will be the most cost effective and reduce the most waste. [[Read more...]()] --------------------------------------------------------------- Recently Updated: [Chili Cornbread Skillet](=) Some nights you just need something warm, comforting, and easy to help melt off the stresses of the day, like a big bowl of chili. And maybe some cornbread, too, for good measure. This easy Chili Cornbread Skillet has all the comfort of a pot of chili, with homemade cornbread baked right on top to avoid excess dishes. Oh, and I hid a layer of gooey cheddar cheese between the chili and cornbread, too. Because cheese makes everything better!🧀[[Read more...]](=) --------------------------------------------------------------- New Video: [Sushi Bowls with Sriracha Mayo](=)= = 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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