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Culinary Building Blocks, Food Writing, Informational, Opinion, Writing October 24, 2022 Haley 2 Comments
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January 1, 2017 Haley Leave a comment
It’s 2017…finally! Let’s be honest, we were all pretty much fed up with 2016. What better way to get a fresh start to the new year than with these mouth watering, Low Carb Cabbage Rolls?!
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October 28, 2016 Haley Leave a comment
Last weekend I had the opportunity to be of service at the Episcopal Student Center on the UT campus. We made dinner for the students and I used this as an excuse to do one of my favorite activities: BAKE COOKIES!
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October 22, 2016 Haley Leave a comment
One of my favorite culinary challenges is figuring out ways to turn complex multi-part recipes that would normally take several hours to create into meals that can easily be pulled together on a week night to feed the starving masses. And that is exactly what this enchilada recipe does.
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Breakfast, Cooking for Two, Eggs, Food Writing, How To, Opinion, Quick and Easy, Recipes, Tips and Tricks, Vegetarian, Writing October 6, 2016 Haley 4 Comments
Occasionally I go through periods of time…we’ll call them phases…where I need to remember what’s truly important to me. It can be very easy for me to let things like my own expectations of myself, my contrived idea of what it is that I “should” be doing in life, my self-judgement get in the way of what’s actually real and right in front of me.
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