Tag Archives: Kelley Chisholm recipes

Heavenly Jalapeño Corn Bread

The great thing about the colder winter months is that they lend themselves to making heart-warming soups, stews and chilies. I recently made a delicious chipotle turkey chili (recipe to follow next week) and decided that cornbread would go great with … Continue reading

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Go Ape Over This Banana Date Nut Bread

Every now and then I wind up with overly ripe, brown bananas, which I really don’t care for. Instead of throwing them away, I like to make banana-pineapple muffins (see my earlier post at: https://kelleychisholm.com/2012/01/19/banana-pineapple-muffins/) or else a more traditional … Continue reading

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Pull-Apart Chicken Thigh and Olive Stew (or Pasta Sauce)

I rarely buy chicken thighs since my family prefers chicken breasts, but there was a great sale on them so I decided to pick some up to cook in my new Ninja cooker. I recalled a wonderful crockpot recipe from … Continue reading

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Wheat Germ in Meatloaf? Oh Yeah!

I was recently approached to try and review Kretschmer’s Wheat Germ, and was sent a coupon for a free jar of it, plus a coupon to give away to one of my readers (more about that at the end of … Continue reading

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Tangy Pork Loin End Roast, Ninja Style

With the holidays so close, time is at a premium for most of us, with the parties and decorating and shopping and such. Here’s an easy and delicious pork roast to make in your slow cooker. I save even more … Continue reading

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Dale’s Most Delicious Chocolate Brownies

* Note – My dear friend Dale recently passed away after a short illness. I miss him so much, and promise his brownies will always live on! When I saw that National Chocolate Brownie Day was December 8, I knew … Continue reading

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Rockin’ Oyster “Rockefeller” Stew

“He was a bold man who first ate an oyster”  ~ Johnathan Swift My ex mother-in-law is a wonderful country cook. Her fried chicken is the best I’ve ever had, period. Geraldine also makes what she calls Oyster Stew. I … Continue reading

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Uncle Bob’s Divine Chicken Divan In My New and Shiny Red Casserole Dish

For months I’ve been trying to spend $35.00 I had on a gift card to Williams and Sonoma, which is less than two miles from my house. After numerous visits to the store, I finally found the perfect purchase — … Continue reading

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Ham, Potato and Corn Chowder, Ninja Style

The first dish I made in my new Ninja® 3-in-1 Cooking System that I blogged about last week was a wonderful ham, potato and corn chowder. I wanted to use the Ninja’s stovetop and slow cooker modes, and since the … Continue reading

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Kel’s Easy and Festive Halloween Treats

I decided to make some easy Halloween treats this year and wanted to move away from sweets, especially since I caved in and bought Gabe and Lexi a Halloween cookie cake plus some orange and black cupcakes earlier in the … Continue reading

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