Pasta Skillet Meal
Mix and match your favorite ingredients to make a variety of dinners.
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Mix and match your favorite ingredients to make a variety of dinners.
This skillet meal uses ground game meat (or beef) and comes together quickly on busy nights.
Packed with fresh veggies, this quick recipe makes a great side dish or afternoon snack.
This meatless snack is a great way to add crunchy veggies like broccoli to your day.
Crunchy veggies and a ranch dressing flavor make this colorful snack fun.
Colorful, crunchy vegetables are a great addition to a toasted bagel and cream cheese mix.
This crunchy side dish with a simple dressing helps you add more green to your meals.
Roasted broccoli stays more crunchy than steamed broccoli. Season with your favorite spices to pair with many meals.
Celebrate National Trail Mix Day every August 31st with this flavorful mix. Try dark chocolate chips or honey roasted peanuts.
This quick recipe makes an excellent side dish or snack, and is a great way to use zucchini, especially when you have tons in your garden!.
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