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  • 1 week ago | peanutblossom.com | Tiffany Dahle

    This easy orange creamsicle smoothie is made with Greek yogurt so it is packed with protein to help power your morning. Smoothie flavors run the spectrum and offer a great way to introduce kids to a variety of fruit flavors and yogurt. This easy orange creamsicle smoothie is my kids' all-time favorite. We love the bright sunny color and the refreshing burst of citrus paired with creamy vanilla yogurt.

  • 1 week ago | peanutblossom.com | Tiffany Dahle

    Start your day with this easy cherry almond smoothie, packed with creamy vanilla yogurt and almond milk for a protein-powered way to get going!As much as I love smoothies, they often feature bananas -- an ingredient I'm none too fond of. This cherry almond smoothie is my absolute favorite because there are no bananas to be found! Just an easy, creamy, protein-packed smoothie with a gorgeous red color.

  • 1 month ago | peanutblossom.com | Tiffany Dahle

    Sourdough Discard Pizza CrustThis sourdough discard pizza dough bakes a beautifully crisp crust and can be paired with endless topping options. It's a budget-friendly dinner using your sourdough starter that the whole family will love.

  • 2 months ago | peanutblossom.com | Tiffany Dahle

    Cooking InstructionsOnce all your basic elements are prepped, the final cooking is going to go so much easier. Place a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add 1 tablespoon of the olive oil and the ground pork. Season it with salt and pepper. Break it up into crumbles as it cooks. Once it is no longer pink, drain the fat and transfer the cooked pork to a clean dish. Add the remaining tablespoon of olive oil to the now-empty skillet. Add the firmer vegetables to the pan first.

  • 2 months ago | peanutblossom.com | Tiffany Dahle

    Roll the Cookie BallsI was in a time crunch when prepping these cookie balls and didn't have time to chill the dough before rolling the balls. The warm coffee made the dough very soft. I used a small spoon to scoop ping-pong ball sized portions of dough and gently dropped them into a shallow bowl of desiccated coconut.

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