Slow Cooker Tortellini Minestrone Soup, Slow Cooker Spinach and Artichoke Chicken, and Honey Balsamic Slow Cooker Ribs.
At the end of the day, we’re always more about what works for you in your kitchen. Which means three recipes this week that can go either way - slow cooker or IP. Whatever you choose, we hope you find a recipe that works for your very own kitchen.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/dinnersisters)

Family talks around the dinner table can be the highlight of the day. A time to connect with everyone after a time apart. But what if the littlest ones won’t participate? Betsy has some tips to get even the grumpiest, one-word-answering kid talking.

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Family talks around the dinner table can be the highlight of the day. A time to connect with everyone after a time apart. But what if the littlest ones won’t participate? Betsy has some tips to get even the grumpiest, one-word-answering kid talking.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/dinnersisters)

A meal in the fridge or freezer during a long week can make all the difference. It’s that “I’ve got this!” feeling all in a foil-wrapped breakfast burrito or a container of beans ready to spoon over toast. We’ve a few more recipes for just that feeling: Korean-style Beef Bulgogi Burgers, Savory Bread Pudding with Sausage and Escarole , and Stuffed Sweet Potatoes with Beans and Guacamole. Any of these three recipes put you one step ahead of the game.

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A meal in the fridge or freezer during a long week can make all the difference. It’s that “I’ve got this!” feeling all in a foil-wrapped breakfast burrito or a container of beans ready to spoon over toast. We’ve a few more recipes for just that feeling: Korean-style Beef Bulgogi Burgers, Savory Bread Pudding with Sausage and Escarole , and Stuffed Sweet Potatoes with Beans and Guacamole. Any of these three recipes put you one step ahead of the game.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/dinnersisters)

We are happy to have a ProTip from a listener and fellow podcaster, Marie. She’s all about making life in the kitchen easier for people with hungry (and little) mouths to feed. Her tip is all about doing double duty with roast chicken. If you’re going to roast one for dinner, why not another to have the start of quick meals the rest of the week? Pretty smart. Thanks, Marie!

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We are happy to have a ProTip from a listener and fellow podcaster, Marie. She’s all about making life in the kitchen easier for people with hungry (and little) mouths to feed. Her tip is all about doing double duty with roast chicken. If you’re going to roast one for dinner, why not another to have the start of quick meals the rest of the week? Pretty smart. Thanks, Marie!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/dinnersisters)

A pot of beans can be the ultimate comfort food, warming you up on a cold winter night, saving your wallet during lean times, or as a quick start to a meal on a busy night. We take a trip to the hipster health food store with a Chickpea and Sunflower sandwich, make a Cuban version of black beans, and cook a Tuscan stew with a crunchy bread topping. Each one is a way to stretch your wallet and fill your belly with delicious food.

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A pot of beans can be the ultimate comfort food, warming you up on a cold winter night, saving your wallet during lean times, or as a quick start to a meal on a busy night. We take a trip to the hipster health food store with a Chickpea and Sunflower sandwich, make a Cuban version of black beans, and cook a Tuscan stew with a crunchy bread topping. Each one is a way to stretch your wallet and fill your belly with delicious food.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/dinnersisters)

Knife Safety
Likely the most used tool in the kitchen, knives can also be a bit of a hazard. Kate talks about her tips for knife safety learned from a few catering gigs and years of home cooking. In short: keep a sharp knife, let it drop, and never put a knife in the sink . A ProTip to keep you safe and happy in the kitchen. Win-win!
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