Introduction

    The purpose of this blog is to track the recipes I find and put them in a place where I can find them again so that I can remake them in the future and also rate them. I will give you my opinions, what I did to tweak the recipes. I will NEVER take credit for a recipe and will do my best to always give credit back to where I found the recipe. I just know from my experience, that I have trouble keeping track of the recipe after I have found them.

    I will also connect an Google Sheet here, so that you can see the recipe types that I have found and allow you to jump to the ones you want to go to and skip the ones you don't!


    Now a quick introduction for those that don't know me, my name is Chelsea and I will be married to the love of my life for 8 years this coming June. We don't currently have any children, but are praying the Lord will bless us with a child eventually. My goal with this blog is to add to it hopefully daily, but to also help us both meal plan and become healthier individuals! We own a small farm, where we have some goats, horses, a donkey, chickens, ducks, and a bunny. Along with the farm animals we also have dogs and cats. 

    My husband is not a picky eater, but I am more of a picky eater. I don't do fish or any seafood for that matter or anything too spicy. So unfortunately you wont see any of those items on here. I will do a little spice, but nothing crazy!


    Also - if you have a recipe you'd like to share, please leave it for me and I'd love to see what you have.

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