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Honeycrisp Apple Recipes

(my outfit: jeans | plaid top | vest is sold out, but found an exact dupe on Amazon HERE | riding boots, budget friendly version HERE)

We had a fun trip at the apple orchard this past weekend and came home with a big bag of yummy honey crisp apples! (By the way, if you are local to Columbus, the Orchard and Company is a great place for apple picking with the kids! So many fun activities, hay rides, farm animals, pony rides, pumpkin patch, corn pit, etc!) This year I was determined to actually try out some different recipes with our apples (rather than let them sit on our counter and rot like previous years 😬). So, off to Pinterest I went to pin alllll the apple recipes!

If you caught my instastories the past few days you know I've been making a lot of crockpot applesauce! Mostly because the boys love it and it's pretty easy to make! I also tried out the apple bacon and cheddar quesadillas and they were surprisingly really good! Linked to the recipes below plus some other recipes I'm hoping to try out!

Honeycrisp Apple Recipes



Bloomin' Baked Apples (these look so good!)






Of course your classic Apple Pie or these little Apple Hand Pies look so good!

Also, my favorite fall treat is sliced apples with caramel dip!


What are some of your favorite apple recipes? Comment below!

Middle Sister Boutique + A Trader Joe's Cheese Board

Happy Monday, friends! I wanted to give you all a quick recap of the 'sip 'n shop' event I had at our house Friday night. My friend, Jen, started her own online boutique a little over a year ago and since then it has taken off! She recently bought a bus and had it renovated inside to be a fully functioning mobile boutique! She brings the bus to all kinds of local events and you can now schedule the bus to come to your house for a private shopping party! 

I was so excited to have some of my girlfriends over to shop on the the bus and enjoy some wine and appetizers. Shopping at home with a glass of wine and girlfriends?! Is there any better way to shop?!





I got a few new items from her shop including this 'Game Day' over sized tee (also comes in Red)! Perfect for the upcoming football season!



Get your 'Game Day' tee HERE!

She has so many adorable pieces that are very affordable! Here are a few items she has in stock below...




You can shop her online boutique OR schedule your own private boutique bus party if you're local to the Columbus area here --> www.middlesisterboutique.com

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I made a few appetizers for the party, but one of my favorite easy apps to put together is a cheese board. Of course, I got most everything for this cheese board from Trader Joe's


shop some of my favorite cheese boards and knives below:



I love Trader Joe's cheeses and one of my favorites is the Unexpected Cheddar Cheese. This cheese gives a sharp white cheddar flavor that is perfect to pair with white wine and rosé. A few other cheese on this board are the Toscano Cheese with black pepper, and French Brie. I pared the cheeses with some peppered salami, roasted and salted pecans, some Raisin Rosemary Crisps and some of my mother-in-law's homemade peach jam! 

Hope you all enjoyed your weekend! 

PS - This post was not sponsored in anyway! Just wanted to share!

Outfits Lately + A Few Healthy Meals + Easter Books

Probably one of the more random posts I've done in a while, but I wanted to share all of this with you before the week got away from me! 

First things first... Let's talk recent outfits... I know some, if not most of you, don't use the Liketoknowit app and that's ok! You can always shop the outfits I post on my instagram from the tab  'shop my instagram' at the top of my blog. Or, you can wait until I round up all my outfits for the month and do one big post like this one! I linked to all the outfit items below each picture.

sweater | black jeans distressed myself (similar here) | similar flats | sunnies ($10!)

tee | shorts (currently buy one, get one 50% off jeans and shorts!) | similar tory burch sandals (budget friendly, cute sandal option here) | sunnies

long sleeve tee | high waisted distressed jeans (buy one, get one 50% off right now!) | peep toe booties

dress - On sale for $15!!!


sweatshirt (I sized up to a medium for an oversized fit) | high waisted crop leggings (budget friendly option here) | nikes (similar black ones here) | door mat


long sleeve tee (this color and grey are on sale for less than $12!) | shorts (buy one get one 50% off right now!) | converse slip ons


And now, a few meals I've made recently that were decent...


CRAB CAKES

So, I used the package of frozen crab meat from Trader Joe's to make these! I just thawed it out and used all the meat from the package (8 oz) and it made about 7 large cakes.

Ingredients:

+ Trader Joe's frozen crab meat (use the whole package)
+ 2 tbsps light mayo (can sub miracle whip, avocado mayo, etc)
+ 1/2 teaspoon yellow mustard
+ splash of worcestershire sauce (maybe a tsp? I didn't measure!)
+ 1 egg
optional: I added chopped onion and red pepper, gives it great flavor! I sauteed the onion and pepper first before mixing it with the above wet ingredients.

+ 1/2 cup bread crumbs (I used garlic and herd panko bread crumbs)
+ 2 tsps Old Bay seasoning

Directions:

Heat some oil (I used olive oil, but you could do coconut) in a large skillet over medium heat.

Mix together all wet ingredients in a small bowl, then add dry ingredients and mix. Form balls of mixture using your hands. Place in heated skillet and use a spatula to flip and flatten.

Mine took about 3/4 minutes on each side to cook, but you will know when they are done when they are browned and crispy on each side. So yummy!!


Another easy and healthy meal I made was roasted chopped sweet potatoes mixed with roasted yukon potatoes, roasted cruciferous crunch salad mix from Trader Joe's (got this idea from Beth! If you want some easy, yummy, healthy meal ideas you should watch her instagram stories!), and Trader Joe's Chili Lime chicken burgers (from the frozen section). I eat these burgers grilled with some grilled onion and yellow mustard. You could also add a bun or salsa or some other topping to jazz it up! 

I've also been trying to work on meal prepping more so I have my dinners ready for the crazy time of night when I'm trying to feed the kids! It's always hard to cook when they are home and hungry! So I like to have my meals ready for me to just pop in the microwave!

I use these or these meal prep containers from Amazon!



Finally, Easter is around the corner!! Some of you may have caught my little 'what's in the boys Easter baskets' video on my stories the other day. I decided to go ahead and give Camden and Bennett their little books early so we can read them for the next week before Easter! Here are a few of our other favorite Easter books we've been reading:


The Golden Egg Book: This one is vintage from my parents' house! I remember my mom used to put it out a few weeks before Easter on our coffee table and she would read it to me the night before Easter. The illustration in this book is so beautiful! I was so happy to see they still sell it on Amazon!


A few new ones we got this year for the boys: Count on the Easter Pups for Camden and This Lift-a-flap board book for Bennett. 

That was a lot and so random, but sometimes it's easier for me to share this stuff in more detail on the blog! 

Hope you all have a great weekend!! 

Friday Five

Happy Friday, friends! I'm so glad the weekend is finally here. It's been a long week in our house with contractors in and out everyday working on our great room (if you're new around here, we have some shadow boxes we are having filled in). They told us on Monday it would only take them 3 days to complete the project, but it turns out they are finishing up today. We expected it to take about a week, so just glad it is done! We have painters scheduled to start painting on Wednesday of next week! I am so excited!!

Anyways, it's been a bit of a juggle getting the boys in and out of the house everyday so they aren't there while the contractors are working. I've been so tired at the end of the night that I've been going to bed by like 9pm which is so early for me!

I wanted to share five things that are inspiring me lately, and this week I broke it down by category. Enjoy!


1. Recipes/Food: This week I barely had the time to cook anything, so it was my trusty old crockpot to the rescue! I made my favorite BBQ chicken chili for like the 3rd time in the past month... I can't get enough! Soups and chilis always sound good in the fall (even if the temps don't feel like fall yet). I really want to try out this skinnytaste recipe for Crock Pot Chicken Enchilada Soup! It sounds delicious AND has great macros (over 30 grams of protein per serving!).


2. Style/Fashion: I found the most cozy, comfy, chunky knit cocoon cardigan this week and I'm so glad the temps dropped yesterday so I could wear it!


3. Lifestyle/Home: Along with the other updates we are making to our home, I'd like to replace some of the light fixtures on our first floor. Specifically in our kitchen over our table. I've had my eye on this one for a while now and I like that it has more of a casual feel for the kitchen table. I never knew how difficult it could be to choose a light fixture! There are so many options out there!

4. Motherhood/Boys: I know it's not even Halloween yet, but my mind has already been turning about Christmas! I think I'm just so excited that we will be in our own home on Christmas Eve and morning with our boys! Having a 3 year old and a 1 year old this Christmas will be soooo fun! Of course, I've already started scheming their matching jammies. There are just too many to choose from! Here are a few I'm loving from Old Navy:



5. Link Love :

  1. If you are looking for some fresh new tops for fall under 50 bones, my girl Cristin has got you covered. 
  2. Lindsay over at A Dash of Pretty recently had the sweetest little baby girl and is still rocking her blog game! I absolutely loved her post about how all of us new mamas need to give ourselves some grace about our post baby bods. Personally, I think she is rocking her off the shoulder sweater!
  3. How cute is Laura's Monday Momiform?? And I love her daily affirmations that she has her little daughters repeat everyday before school!

That's all I have for this week's Friday Five! Hope you all have a great weekend!

Friday Five + Shopbop Sale Picks

Hi friends! Happy Friday! I thought I'd bring back the old Friday Five posts and share with you 5 things I am loving from this week. I also wanted to share my picks from the Shopbop sale (which ends tonight!) that I'm sure you've heard about at this point if you follow other fashion/style bloggers. For now, let's get right into my five things from this week:

1. So, I finally set up a Poshmark account/closet and I'm having so much fun posting some of my gently used (and some hardly worn) items from my closet. I actually made a handful of sales already! It's so easy because they email you the postage label, so you just pack up your items (I use old boxes from online shopping/amazon etc) and take it to your nearest post office drop off spot and you're done! Poshmark collects money from the buyer and you can easily deposit it into your bank account or use it as credit to shop on their app/site. And no, this is totally not sponsored, I just really love using it! (If you are on Poshmark, find my closet: @lindsllstyling)



2. I've been working on adding more protein to my diet and tracking my macros as a part of the fitness and diet plan that Abby from Mom With Muscles Blog made up for me. Since I've been tracking my carbs, fats and protein everyday, I'm realizing how hard it is to hit my protein goal for the day (I have no problem with the carbs and fats, go figure). So, I've been searching on Pinterest for easy, healthy, protein packed recipes and I came across this turkey stuffed peppers recipe and decided to tweak it a bit. Instead of brown rice, I used quinoa (extra protein!) and subbed the tomato sauce for some mild salsa. I also didn't use as much of the chicken broth as it calls for and grated fresh parmesan cheese instead of cheddar cheese. So, yea I didn't really stick to the recipe exactly, but they turned out SO good!! 


3. We have booked our anniversary/my birthday trip in November to.... CHARLESTON! I am SO excited because I've wanted to visit Charleston for a long time now! There are so many bloggers that rave about the city! Of course, I've been pinning all the Charleston travel guides, but if you've been or live there, please leave comments with your suggestions on places to eat/visit/etc. I can not wait!


4. We are going to visit a local fire station with Camden tonight! It's kind of a long story, but basically my grandma won a 'dinner for four with the fire fighters' at a charity event last month. She knew that Camden is OBSESSED with fire trucks, fire fighters, etc (hint hint on his Halloween costume this year), so she knew she had to bid on it! Well, she won the prize and offered it to us! We are meeting at the fire station tonight and they are going to give us a tour of the fire station and Camden will get to sit in a real fire truck! I don't know if he will be excited or nervous?! Wish us luck! Of course, I will post pictures!

5. Ok, now for the shopbop sale! I'm sure you've heard about it if you follow other bloggers. The deal is you get 20% off all orders under $500 with code EOTS17, or you get 25% off your order over $500 with the same code! Shopbop is a great site to order your higher end, what I like to call, 'investment' pieces. So, if you've held off on buying one of your fall wardrobe investment pieces, now is your chance! Another great thing about Shopbop, is that you can use your Amazon Prime account to get free 2 day shipping! The sale ends tonight at midnight, so shop today!

Here are my picks from the sale:




Happy Shopping and TGIF!

Friday 5


Happy Friday! We made it to the end of another week!

The weather was a bit chilly the past week, so my kids are getting a bit of cabin fever. Hoping the weather shapes up this weekend so we can get out and have some fun! Bill and I are going on a date night tonight (place tbd) and I'm excited to have some quality (kid free) time with him since we've been so busy recently. I'm actually thinking about wearing the outfit above!

Here are 5 things I'm loving from this week:

1. This clutch! You basically need this clutch in your life. It is the perfect neutral (yes, leopard is a neutral if you didn't know), it is the perfect size to fit all your belongings AND it's less than $50!

2. This suit - The perfect flattering/wear around your family one piece swimsuit!

3. Faces and Names book - I made and ordered Camden a names and faces book with pictures of all our family members and their names! It's so cute and I'm excited to show it to him!

4. Tree of Life Play + Cafe - I met a friend and her toddler son at this cute little indoor play ground and cafe this week for a playdate. It is such a fun place! Lots for the little ones to play with. And the food was good too!

5. Sheet Pan recipe for the week: Lemon butter garlic shrimp and asparagus! I made this recipe this week which was so good and easy! We had the left over shrimp the next day with cocktail sauce. It would be a great summer grilling recipe too!

I hope you all have a wonderful Mother's Day weekend!

Friday 5 + a comfy weekend outfit


plaid top (sooo soft, light weight and comfy) | cropped jeans | converse shoes | sunglasses | nail color | bar necklace via Stella & Dot

Can you believe it will be April 1st tomorrow? This was a particularly long month for us with the move, but the last few weeks have flown by!

Here are 5 random things I'm loving/thinking about/trying this past week...

1. Real Techniques makeup brushes - I love these brushes! I've been wanting to get some new makeup brushes and didn't want to splurge on any really expensive brands. Someone had recommended these to me and I'm so glad! I got the setting brush, the powder brush and a blush brush. They are so soft and I love the bright colored handles! I just ordered the enhanced eye set next. I also have an everyday makeup routine video in the works... stay tuned!

2. Potty Training! - We have started the potty training process with Camden and it's going so so. I was going to wait until we were more settled in the house, but he started to give signs that he was more than ready. Like, asking if he can use the potty and then going #2!! I didn't even have to coax him or anything! He has since gone #2 a handful of times and has peed a dozen times now too (sorry if that's tmi lol). I'm still keeping him in diapers as we are still in the training process, but I did just switch him to easy ups while we are training. We got him this potty and he loves to 'flush' it after he goes. It's so cute because it cheers him on when he goes!

3. One pan recipes - I cooked 2 sheet pan recipes this week that were pretty good! One was smoked turkey sausage, butternut squash, onion and apple. The other one was beef kabobs with onion, pepper and I added some chopped asparagus. I just drizzle everything with some olive oil and add salt, pepper and different spices/herbs and cook according to the meat. Everything turned out so good! The sausage is easy to cook and doesn't take too long and I ended up just broiling the beef one for about 10 mins, flipping the meat half way. I'm all about easy, healthy recipes right now! I just pinned these sheet pan recipes to try out. It's great because you only have 1 pan to clean!


4. House updates! - We just got a quote from a contractor for some work on our house. It's hard to explain with out seeing it, but we have 6 'inlets' on the top story of our 2 story family room with spot lights in them. It's like a spot where someone might showcase a sculpture or art work or something of that nature. Bill and I were not fans, so we decided to get them filled and sanded before we painted. So, it may still be awhile until we paint that area, but I will be so happy when that process is complete! We did get a quote to paint our bedroom, Camden's bedroom, our bathrooms and Bill's office so that will be 'phase 1' of painting... here we go again! I also just ordered this area rug for our family room and I'm so excited to get it! I know what you're thinking... a white shag rug with babies/toddlers and a dog? Yep... I might be crazy!

5. Date Night! - Bill and I are actually going on a date night tomorrow evening! It's been so long since we've had a proper date night. I am so excited! We are trying out a new restaurant in Dublin called Napa, which looks like a nice little wine bar/restaurant. Now to figure out what I'm wearing??

Happy Friday!

8 Favorite Comfort Food Crock Pot Recipes

If you guys are all on your 'New Years Resolution' diets, then this may not be the best post for you... I'm still in comfort food mode during the dreary, cold days of January and typically don't get my diet motivation until at least March when the temps slowly start to rise. Lately, I've been all about using our crock pot to make dinners for the family and it is such a time saver! I also love using these Slow Cooker liners for easy clean up! Here are some of my favorite slow cooker recipes that have been on heavy rotation:

1. Broccoli cheese soup: This one I've only tried once a while ago, but I'm about ready to make another batch because it is soooo good! Serve with some warm crusty sour dough bread and it's almost as if you are at Panera... almost ;)


2. Lasagna: This one is really good and actually comes out just as good as oven baked! Great to make if you have visitors or if you just want to make a large batch and eat left overs! I serve with garlic bread and salad.

3. Cheesy Chicken & Broccoli Over Rice: This one I make a lot because we have a lot of frozen broccoli we got from Bill's parents' garden this past summer. It is so easy to make and I serve it over cooked white or brown rice and top with shredded cheese. Comfort food in a bowl!

4. BBQ pork chops: I made these pork chops for Bill's birthday dinner and they were a hit! I served with green bean casserole and home made mashed potatoes! I true Midwest comfort meal!

5. Creamy Ranch Chicken with Potatoes and Carrots: This one I've made several times and it is always creamy and delicious! I love that you can cook both the meat and veggies at the same time too! The sauce gives everything such great flavor!

6. Slow Cooker Chicken Pot Pie: This one I've made several times as well and I love that it's more of a 'deconstructed' pot pie using biscuits instead of a true pie crust. (photo for reference below)
Side note: to save even more time, I usually skip making the sauce myself and use a can of condensed cream of chicken soup mixed with some chicken broth. I'll add some of the seasonings like parsley, thyme, garlic salt and pepper. You can mix the flavors/seasonings to your liking. 


7. Slow Cooker Pot Roast with Veggies: There's no better smell than a pot roast cooking in the crock pot on a cold winter's day! This is a traditional roast recipe made with onion soup mix for even more convenience! I also add a splash of red wine to the sauce to give the roast more flavor. Side note: I never actually brown the roast before I put it in the crock pot. I think that step can be optional!

8. Slow Cooker Shredded Mexican Chicken: This one I seriously make at least once per week. It is super easy and we are Mexican food fans in our house so it's always a hit and left overs are easily stored in the fridge. I've made it forever now so I don't even know where it originated from?! I went ahead and posted the recipe I use below...

Ingredients:
3-4 chicken breasts
1 packet taco seasoning
1 can of black beans (drained)
1 c. of frozen corn (thawed)
1 10oz can of Rotel diced tomatoes and green chilies

Directions:
Place chicken breasts in crockpot
sprinkle taco seasoning over chicken
add diced tomatoes and chilies, black beans and corn
cook on low for 4-6 hours
check 'doneness' of chicken by trying to shred it using two forks. If it shreds easily, continue shredding remainder of chicken. Stir and let it cook for about 30 mins more.

Use slotted spoon to remove chicken, black beans, corn and tomatoes. Add on top of Mexican rice for a Chipotle inspired Mexican bowl or add to tortillas for tacos! I like to add shredded cheese and top with some light sour cream and taco sauce! Yum!

Do you have any favorite crock pot recipes? Have you tried any of these?

Currently Pinning

If you take a look at my recent Pins on the main page of my Pinterest Profile, you may notice that I'm mostly pinning meal and recipe ideas (aka pregnancy cravings...). I've decided to slow down on the pinning and look back to try to actually make some of these things. I've got a bad habit of just pinning things that look tasty! 

Besides that, you'll find random baby things, toddler meal ideas, organizational pins, home decor inspiration with some fashion finds mixed in. Here's a look at what I've been pinning lately:


1. I totally plan on preparing some freezer meals this time around. It was on my to do list when I was pregnant with Cam, but I never got around to making any! Luckily, we had a lot of friends and family that brought us meals last time, but this time we don't have too many friends and family close so I want to be prepared!



2. OK, this recipe looks simple enough for even a cooking novice like myself! I have been craving Mexican food lately, so may have to make this soon!



3. I'm really trying to get my life and home organized before baby 2's arrival (nesting much?). I am putting together a 'Life Binder' that will hold everything I need to feel more organized (I plan on posting about it when I'm finished!). I have found a few free printables that I will include in the binder and will update weekly. House chores always seem to be the last priority these days and I want to get back on track with scheduling weekly chores. Hopefully this one helps!



4. Another great printable I found, is this weekly meal planning printable. I've been using it for the past few weeks and it's been a big help!



5. I've been trying to find some decor to go above our mantel and I love the idea of hanging a big wood pallet clock like the photo above and adding some other decor elements around it. We really need to soften up our family room because it just feels like a big grey box right now!


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6. I'm in the midst of nursery decorating and I love the neutral tones of the one above. I actually decided to add some navy accents and natural wood accents to the nursery as well. We have the same dresser as the photo above in the nursery right now and I love the decor they have hanging above the changing area. 

Follow along with my pins here!

What have you been pinning recently?
If you have a Pinterest account, leave your profile name in the comments so I can follow!

I'm linking up with Natalie and Annie for Thoughts for Thursday!

An Easy and Delicious Chili Recipe

image: source

I always look forward to making the first batch of chili in the fall. It is the ultimate comfort food! This recipe is orginally derived from this one and has been altered a bit (I add a jar of salsa instead of adding chopped onions and canned tomatoes) to be even easier to throw together. I like this chili because it has a milder/sweeter taste and you can add more chili powder or jalapenos to add heat. 

What you will need:

* about 1 - 1.5 lbs of ground beef (can substitute with ground turkey)
* 1 family size can of Campbell's condensed tomato soup
* 1 jar of mild or medium chunky salsa (I always use this one)
* 1 can of kidney beans (about 15 oz)
* 2 tbs chili powder (more or less to taste)
* 1 tbs garlic powder (or can add fresh minced garlic)
* 2 tsps ground cumin

optional: extra chopped onion and or chopped jalapeños. We always add a few chopped jalapeños for a bit more heat.

Directions:

Cook the beef in a 12-inch skillet over medium-high heat until well browned, stirring often to separate meat.  Pour off any fat.

Stir the cooked beef and the rest of the ingredients together in a slow cooker.

Cook on low for 8 - 9 hours.

I have also made this in a big pot without the crock pot and just brought it to a boil and then let it simmer for about 20 minutes or so. It's just so much better when you let it cook in the crock pot all day! And the smell in the house is amazing! 

Don't forget to add your favorite chili toppings. Mine are shredded cheddar cheese, sour cream and Frito's corn chips!

Enjoy!

What are some of your favorite go-to fall meals?

Greek Hummus Dip





This dip is one of my new favorites. If you are a fan of hummus and feta cheese, then you will love this dip!

My friend made this for a girls' night recently and ever since it's all I can think about. After she gave me the easy recipe, I decided to duplicate it for myself. It's the perfect dish to bring to a girls' night, game day or any type of gathering, really!

Ingredients:

+ 8 oz hummus spread
+ 8 oz tzatziki sauce
+ 1/2 cucumber, chopped
+ one large tomato, chopped
+ crumbled feta cheese

Directions:

Layer ingredients in order above in a 9x9 serving dish. Cover and refrigerate for up to 1 hour. Serve with your favorite corn chips. 

Enjoy!

Tasty Tuesday || Skinny Crustless Quiche


I have been trying to prepare healthy meals for the week a head of time. The meal that I always seem to skimp on is breakfast. Don't get me wrong, I love a good savory breakfast of eggs and bacon in the morning, but ain't noboday got time for that. Also, eggs and bacon are not exactly on the healthy train.

Enter the Skinny Crustless Quiche. This quiche you can make at the beginning of the week and eat a slice every morning for breakfast. It lasted me about 4-5 days (even though I could probably eat the entire thing in one sitting...portion control)!

What I like about this recipe is that it's a 'throw everything in a bowl, stir it up and bake it' kinda meal. Reeeeeeeally simple, people. Plus, I just love the combo of the brocoli, ham and sprinkle of cheese. It's a win win WIN!


Here's the recipe (inspired by this one):

| Ingredients |

1 cup lowfat cottage cheese
2 cups liquid egg whites (I actually used real eggs, 8 whites & 2 yolks)
½ cup broccoli, cooked and chopped
½ cup extra lean ham, diced
½ cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese
¼ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon black pepper


| Instructions |

Preheat oven to 375º F.
Mix all ingredients in a large mixing bowl.
Spray 9½-inch pie dish with nonstick cooking spray and pour ingredients in.
Bake for approximately 45 minutes or until center is set.

Easy peasy!


Enjoy!

Turkey Meatloaf Muffins


I made these a few weeks ago and I'm craving them again!

They are pretty simple to make and were a hit with the hubs. I've been trying my best to eat healthy and keep off the baby weight I've lost (can I still call it baby weight after 8+ months?). So, I've been looking up a lot of recipes for lean protein and veggies. These are also the perfect 'make ahead' meal, so you can keep them in the fridge and heat them up whenever you're hungry. This would also be a great meal option for kiddos!

You’ll Need:
1.25 pounds lean ground turkey
1 bell pepper, seeded and diced (I picked red)
1 jalapeno, seeded and minced (optional, I left this out bc I'm a wimp)
1 onion, diced
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 zucchini, sliced and diced
1 egg white
1/4 cup oat bran
1 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce
1/2 tsp Italian seasoning
1/2 tsp thyme or sage
sea salt & black pepper
1 tsp crushed red pepper flakes, optional

Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray a 12 cup muffin pan with nonstick spray.
2. Mix all ingredients thoroughly and divide into 12 meatballs.
3. Add the turkey meatballs to the muffin pan and bake at 350 degrees for 40 minutes, until browned and cooked through.

Makes 12 Meatloaf Muffins! I eat them with a little ketchup, delish!

You can throw the rest in the fridge and reheat for lunch or dinner.

Source: http://recipeknead.com/easy-turkey-meatloaf-muffins/

Enjoy!