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This low and slow method for cooking baby back ribs in the oven is my favorite! Baking ribs for 3 hours at 275ºF results in that fall-off-the-bone goodness even without the need of a smoker, grill, or constant attention.

Whether you’re hosting a crowd or just making dinner, these oven baked bbq ribs recipe is hands-off, foolproof, ...


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Nothing beats a warm bowl of tender and juicy Slow Cooker Chicken Thighs for dinner! This is a hearty, one pot meal paired with potatoes and carrots…all simmered in broth that turns into a rich, savory gravy at the end.

Here’s how to get the most flavor: Give the chicken a quick stovetop sear first! Then, your crockpot does the res...


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If you love a traditional green bean casserole, this Chicken and Green Bean Casserole takes it to the next level. It is a fun twist on the classic that I have adapted for a hearty family dinner you can enjoy anytime, not just during the holidays.

Made with tender chicken, tender green beans and a rich, homemade sauce, it’s cheesy, melty, creamy and...


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There’s something about cooking a meal that actually fits the kind of day you’re having. On a busy Tuesday evening, you just want something easy that doesn’t leave a pile of dishes behind. On a slow Sunday, spending a few hours letting something simmer can actually feel pretty great.

At the end of the day, though, it all comes down to one thing: you want som...


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