How To Make Keto Friendly Chicken Alfredo Are you avoiding chicken alfredo while on your keto diet because of all those carbs that are in pasta? Well I have just the meal plan hack for you then. This simple recipe will satiate your craving for delicious alfredo all while keeping carbs low and fats high. … Continue reading How To Make Keto Friendly Chicken Alfredo
How to Make Oven Brisket Are you craving a tender, juicy brisket but don’t own a grill or a smoker? Don’t fret, I have just the recipe for you! This recipe’s is technically from my significant other’s grandmother, but over the last year or so I’ve added my own flair to this incredible oven brisket. … Continue reading How to Make Oven Brisket
For those of you in search of a luau/Hawaiian themed meal, look no further, I have a pineapple teriyaki pork taco meal just for you! This was something I experimented with earlier this year and it is now hands down one of the top three meals that I make. It’s also an extremely simple recipe, … Continue reading How to Make Pineapple Teriyaki Pork Tacos
How to Griddle French Toast There’s nothing quite like a perfectly crisped piece of French Toast to begin a relaxing Sunday morning. I recently re-discovered my love for French Toast after acquiring a griddle for my new house, and boy did I forget how much I loved it. However, I’m very much a minimalist when … Continue reading How to Griddle French Toast
A Deliciously Easy Jambalaya Recipe Good Morning Everyone! In this week’s recommendation I will be walking you through how I make one of my favorite meals, Jambalaya. If you go alllll the way back to week two of my recommendations, you can see that I am a huge fan of New Orleans/Cajun based foods. Upon … Continue reading How to Make Jambalaya
[Originally published on 6/26/19 on my previous site, Bright-blood.com] How to Budget as a Twenty-Something Post Grad As a twenty-six-year-old post-grad, I understand the struggle of trying to get your bank account to not look extremely pathetic. I’ve just recently climbed out of the hole that life had put me in and decided to start … Continue reading How to Budget as a Twenty-Something Post Grad (6/26/19)
How to Budget as a Twenty-Something Post Grad As a twenty-six-year-old post-grad, I understand the struggle of trying to get your bank account to not look extremely pathetic. I’ve just recently climbed out of the hole that life had put me in and decided to start planning where my money goes a little better. Now, … Continue reading How to Budget as a Twenty-Something Post Grad
Raising Children: Seven Concepts I’d Like to Instill I’ve always had ideas of what I would like to teach my children once they entered the world. “Golf is the greatest sport of all time” or “Math is so easy” are two examples, but now that my son is finally here I’ve found myself thinking about … Continue reading Raising Children: Concepts I’d Like to Instill
I’m only thirteen years late to this show, but wow, what a ride Friday Night Lights turned out to be. From the pilot where the Dillon Panthers lose their star QB all the way to Michael B. Jordan’s character, Vince Howard, winning state, I couldn’t help but sit on the edge of my couch as … Continue reading A Ridiculously Late Best/Worst List for Friday Night Lights
My Top 10 Greatest TV Shows of All Time (#10 – 6) In today’s day and age, binging TV has become a regular occurrence in our everyday lives. According to a Morning Consult survey from late 2018, nearly 60% of viewers watch two or more episodes of their favorite shows at least once a week. … Continue reading The Greatest TV Shows of All Time – Part I
