Mavis Mail: Erica from Richland, WA Shares Her Garden Photos

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A big thank you to everyone who has sent in their photographs and stories. Sharing your photos and experiences on One Hundred Dollars a Month helps inspire others to create great gardens this summer. Please keep them coming! Hi, Mavis! I’ve been a loyal reader for several years. I enjoy canning, gardening, cooking, crafting, reading, … Read more

Peppermint Rice Krispies Treats Recipe for Festive Holidays

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Give the classic homemade Rice Krispies Treats a festive holiday twist with these Peppermint Rice Krispies Treats. Packed with mini chocolate chips, crushed peppermint candies, and a touch of peppermint extract, they balance crispy, chewy, minty, and chocolate flavors perfectly. This easy Christmas dessert is naturally gluten-free and always a crowd-pleaser. These candy cane Rice … Read more

Protein Iced Coffee Recipe: High-Protein Chilled Coffee Drink

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Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This protein iced coffee blends cold coffee, chocolate protein powder, chocolate syrup and milk into a refreshing, high-protein, low-calorie morning pick-me-up. Iced coffee variations like an iced oat milk latte, an iced almond milk latte, or an iced mocha latte … Read more

Dill Pickle Hummus: Tangy Chickpea Spread Recipe That Pops

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Dill pickle hummus combines creamy, classic hummus with the bright, briny bite of dill pickles for a unique, crowd-pleasing spread. It’s perfect for dipping, spreading on sandwiches, or adding a tangy twist to grain bowls. [feast_advanced_jump_to] The backstory. I love bold, punchy flavors, and dill pickles consistently deliver that tangy punch. This recipe began as … Read more

Hot Buttered Rum Cupcakes Recipe for Cozy Holiday Parties

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These Hot Buttered Rum Cupcakes capture the cozy flavors of the classic winter cocktail in a tender, moist cupcake. A light rum-spiked frosting and a buttery caramel sauce finish each cupcake for a dessert that’s rich without being heavy. Why You’ll Love This Recipe Perfect for holiday baking or any special occasion when you want … Read more

Quick and Fluffy Quinoa in the Instant Pot: Perfect Every Time

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Make a batch of quinoa in minutes using your Instant Pot. This simple method yields perfectly cooked quinoa in about 15 minutes—ideal for meal prep, salads, or a quick weeknight side. Take the guesswork out of cooking quinoa with this easy Instant Pot quinoa recipe. Quinoa is a versatile, gluten-free grain that makes a great … Read more

Baked Miso Chicken Wings (Gluten-Free Recipe)

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The savory umami of white miso combined with the natural sweetness of honey creates a glossy, sticky glaze that transforms ordinary chicken wings into a flavorful, crowd-pleasing dish. White miso is chosen here for its mild, slightly sweet profile, but if you have a soy allergy you can substitute chickpea miso. This recipe is quick … Read more

Juicy Turkey Smash Burgers with Crispy Edges and Melty Cheese

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These Turkey Smash Burgers are incredibly juicy and full of flavor. No special griddle or cast iron skillet is required — a regular nonstick skillet works perfectly. Cooking the patties directly over sliced onions gives them extra savory goodness. Why You’ll Love This Recipe These smashed turkey burgers are juicy, flavorful, and ready fast. They … Read more

Crispy Scotch Egg Spring Rolls: Savory Snack Recipe

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A playful take on the classic Scotch egg, these Scotch Egg Rolls are filled with cooked pork sausage, chopped hard‑boiled egg, Irish cheddar and parsley, then pan‑fried until golden and served with a tangy beer‑mustard dipping sauce. I first tried a Scotch egg at a pub near Notre Dame’s campus in South Bend, Indiana. If … Read more

Classic Homemade Pork and Beans Recipe for Comforting Meals

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You already know I don’t do bland beans. When I make homemade pork and beans, they’re rich, saucy, and seasoned like a Southern auntie stopped by to check on dinner. Growing up with true comfort food taught me beans shouldn’t taste straight from a can — they need sweetness, a touch of smoke, and pork … Read more