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Hot Reuben Sandwich Dip



While this isn't the prettiest dip in the world, it is incredibly tasty. The toasted Pumpernickel bread really takes it to the next level. You can toast them until they are pliable (6-7 minutes), or if you prefer, until they are extra crunchy (about 10 minutes). We tried both and both were great.

One thing that I love about this recipe is that it is flexible. If you have extra Swiss cheese and prefer it to be extra cheesy, toss it in. Extra pastrami? Go for it. I adapted a recipe from I Wash You Dry for my dip, cutting down the cream cheese from 2 block to 1 since we are not feeding a huge crowd here.
Enjoy!

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Hello Dolly Bars (Magic Bars)



Recently I posted a tasty recipe at Mom Spark for these Hello Dolly Bars. Be sure to pop over and check them out!

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Crock Pot Beef Tips in Gravy



We're talking about meat and gravy today, which even when you put them into some chipped china, isn't the prettiest food. It tastes great though, which is what is important to me. I served this with the Cheesy Mashed Potato Casserole, but it would also be great just over regular noodles or rice. 

Many thanks to Beth's Favorite Recipes for this recipe. I have a ton of her recipes pinned. If you are a fan of easy, simple recipes that taste great, be sure to hop over to her blog and check them out. Enjoy!


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Cheesy Mashed Potato Bake




My family enjoyed this Cheesy Mashed Potato Bake along with some tasty crock pot beef tips in gravy (recipe coming later in the week). I loved this side dish. I had one change to the recipe, only because I misread the instructions. I had added the shredded cheese to the mashed potato mixture, instead of reserving it for the top. I quickly grated some extra Monterey Jack to add to the top. Because of this, I had extra cheesy potatoes but as you might guess, nobody minded.

We used Monterey Jack, but you can change the cheese if you'd prefer. I would highly suggest grating the cheese yourself, as it lends itself to melted much better than pre-grated cheese sold in a bag. Many thanks to The Southern Lady Cooks for this recipe. Enjoy!

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Crazy Orange Jello Fluff



This crazy little recipe comes from one of my favorite cooking blogs, Chef In Training. Nikki has never let me down for the recipes I have made from her site. Be sure to hop over after reading this post and be ready to bookmark a ton of her recipes.

For this jello fluff, the typical ingredients are present, like cool whip, jello, marshmallows and fruit. The crazy ingredient is finely shredded cheddar cheese. Yep! Believe it or not, it just works. If you have ever had a jello salad with cottage cheese, it is not that far off from that sort of taste, just milder. The cheese seems to balance out the sweetness of the salad, as well as providing some texture to it. If someone didn't know cheese was in this, I wonder if they would ever guess.

If you are an adventurous foodie who loves a bit of a retro flair, be sure to try this one out. It is delicious. Many thanks to Nikki for another wonderful recipe. Enjoy!

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Juicy Peach Crisp



I recently posted this tasty Peach Crisp over at Mom Spark. Be sure to click over and check it out!

Sorry to my readers for the lack of posts lately. We've all been hit with a doozy of a Summer flu. Fevers, aches, sore throats and all that fun stuff. Hopefully next week we will be back on track.

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Milk Chocolate and Orange Butter Cookies


This one is going straight to the Top 25 Recipes of 2014 Pinterest board, no question. I'm going to predict that this will be my #1 dessert recipe of the year. They are that good. The texture is divine. The taste, just incredible.


I used the same base as the Sheet Cake Cookies, but as you can see, they turned out much flatter. My guess is my dough was quite a bit warmer than the sheet cake cookies. The reason for this was I didn't have time to let my butter come to room temperature, so I popped it in the microwave for a few seconds too long and it had just barely begun to melt.

Your mileage will vary depending on if your dough is chilled, not chilled, etc. Regardless of flat or rounded top, they taste amazing. If you love chocolate and orange together, these are your cookies!

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