Before we moved to Colorado last year, I took for granted how easy we had it in Iowa being able to see our family anytime we wanted (and within 2 hours). I still get teary-eyed every time we drive back through Des Moines, thinking “ugh, we could be home by now” instead of having another 10 hours on the road. Don’t mind me, I have small pity parties from time to time. I now know that the move was a blessing in disguise because not only does my husband love his career, but I appreciate my family so much more.
Don’t get me wrong, my husband and I both come from very close families, but now I count down the days to when we get to see them and cherish every moment. I don’t normally publicize my religion because it is something I hold dear to my heart, and it’s a part of me that I would rather save for myself, my husband, and my family, but seeing my son getting baptized was one of those eye opening moments of my life. I knew I would get emotional about it (thanks new mom hormones), but as it was going on, I caught myself looking from my son to our family who traveled so far to be with us. I felt so incredibly grateful not only for having an amazing support system, but because we get to teach our son about God and introduce him to a faith that has gotten me through a lot of hard times. Speaking of church, I’m sharing a recipe today that makes a perfect Sunday dinner. (Sidenote: why can I still not make mashed potatoes as good as my Grandma’s?!) I love reminiscing about coming home from church on Sundays during my childhood and having a hearty Sunday dinner, or being at my Grandma and Grandpa’s house, eating fried chicken and mashed potatoes after church.
You are going to love this version of chicken pot pie because 1 – it’s easy, 2 – it contains cheese, and 3 – it is topped with Red Lobster biscuits. I had no idea they sold Red Lobster biscuit mix in stores until we came across it in Costco. (Another sidenote: I feel like I can’t write a post without mentioning Costco – oops. My husband and I are the crazy people who go there every weekend, look at the same things, and have the same conversations about products. I can hear Nick now saying, “ That three pack of scissors really is a great deal“.) I have also seen the mix in Target and our local grocery stores if you are having trouble locating it.Įnjoy! See below the recipe if you would like to make this without a cast iron skillet.Impossible Cheeseburger Pie is impossibly easy because it forms its own crust as it bakes! This savory, crustless dinner pie is filled with ground beef, savory onions and an easy homemade version of Bisquick biscuit mix and topped with melty cheddar cheese. An easy weeknight dinner that my kids love What is an Impossible Pie? The Impossible Pies were popularized by Bisquick in the 1970s. They were pies that were “impossibly easy” because they don’t require a crust to be made. No need to make a pie crust for a pie? Impossible! Impossible Cheeseburger Pie or Pac Man? What’s in Impossible Cheeseburger Pie? You mix together all the ingredients and bake them in a pie plate and a crust forms during the cooking process.īetty Crocker has since changed the name to Impossibly Easy Pies to eliminate confusion, but die hards still refer to these as Impossible Pies. I like to lay out all of my ingredients before I start cooking. This recipe contains ground beef, all purpose flour, shredded cheddar cheese, eggs, fresh diced onion, garlic salt, Worcestershire sauce, baking powder, butter and milk.
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