Black Bean & Butternut Squash Stew
This hearty stew is perfect for a meatless meal night.
This hearty stew is perfect for a meatless meal night.
Bread-in-a-Bag can be turned into a white or flavored bread loaf, breadsticks, or these sweet cinnamon rolls.
You can soak dry beans overnight or use the quick soak method, but they can also be cooked in an Instant Pot pressure cooker. Learn how to prep the beans and use the right settings.
Learn the many ways to cook dry beans and rice so you can stretch your food dollars and still have protein and whole grains in your meals.
Using ingredients found in your pantry, this easy recipe can be made in only one dish!
Pancakes are a fast, inexpensive, and easy addition to breakfast. Top with jelly, peanut butter, or low sugar syrup.
These breakfast bars are easy to make and disappear quickly. They make a great start to the day or a tasty snack!
This versatile recipe can be made with ingredients from the pantry. Choose a mix of veggies and protein to make your own combination.
CNP Bread-in-a-Bag is simple to make and delicious! It is great for sandwiches, toast, and more.
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