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2 Years + My Go-to Recipes on the Stove

Today marks 2 years since I started my blog. Months ago I planned that I would do something big for

    2 Years + My Go-to Recipes on the Stove

    So, we’re celebrating 2 years of B. Britnell with a few of my regular things: Nashville roasted coffee, Nashville made chocolate, and a cool vintage US flag that I recently got.

    I thought that I would also take this as an opportunity to share with you some of my regular recipe posts from over the past couple years. I’ve discovered that 9 times out of 10, if I certainly love a post, the rest of the world typically does not seem to care as much. Only 1 of the recipes below is in my top 10 most viewed posts. BUT they’re all SO GREAT and certainly recipes that I would recommend you try soon.

    Like this HONEY BEER BREAD!

    I dream about this bread on a daily basis. I haven’t made it in a while but I keep thinking that it would make great Christmas gifts to give to co-workers or simply someone that you want to say “Hey, I’m thinking about you and here’s some of the go-to bread in the world to prove it.” Mmmm. This bread.

    These Soy Peanut Noodles:

    I make these noodles (or some variation of these noodles) quite often and I’m obsessed. I think that maybe the strong peanut-y taste isn’t quite for everyone. I don’t think Stephen loves these noodles as much as I do, honestly. But that’s ok. More for me:) And if you want a lighter version, I recreated this dish with spaghetti squash.

    This Breakfast Bake:

    Mmmmm. A regular here breakfast so dearly.

    THESE Breakfast Nachos:

    Hopefully you know by now that I’m a big proponent of cracking an egg on top of an otherwise normal meal and calling it breakfast. I’ve done it with nachos, pizza, quesadillas, crepes, and I have a long list of other things to try out soon.

    This Peanut Butter No-Bake Pie:

    This IS one of my most viewed recipes. It’s also probably one of the recipes that I re-make the most.

    This especially tasty White Chicken Chili:

    This chili is Worth the pot! (does “this is Worth the pot” lose its affect if I say it about everything on this list??) And dependable for this time of year. I’ll add this to my list of “cook this soon”.

    omg Apple Pie French Toast:

    Speaking of recipes that are good for this time of year. I honestly kind of forgot about this French Toast recipe until searching around my blog doing research for this post and I’m SO glad I found it. When I first made this french toast, I had no idea HOW FREAKING SAVORY it would be. All the flavors only go so well together. Surely making these at least once during apple season!

    This Pesto Grilled Cheese:

    Give me all the melty cheesy goodness!

    These Gluten Free Banana Nut Muffins:

    I used to make these all the time. I’d bag them up on a Sunday night and then take them to work for breakfast each day. I need to start that up again soon.

    These dreamy Sweet Potato & Black Bean Tacos:

    I took the idea for these tacos from one of my regular restaurants in Nashville. I never would have thought of putting these flavors together myself but I’m SO thankful that someone did!

    This creamy Butternut Squash Soup:

    Easily the dependable soup I’ve ever made at home. And seeing as I have THREE butternut squashes sitting on my counter, I might make this quite SOON!

    And last, but not least….

    This good Raspberry Cinnamon Pull-Apart Bread:

    Cinnamon. What would I do without you in my life? Also, carbs.

    OKAY friends. That’s all I have for you today. I am eternally grateful for all of the support and love that I have received through this little blog over the past couple years and I look forward to continuing to grow who I am and to sharing more good recipes with you. Have a great weekend!!

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