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  • Chop Chop Slaw

    Chop Chop Slaw

    Do you ever need something green super fast to round out a decidedly not-green meal? This slaw requires no other skills but chopping and a keen eye for what to pull out of the fridge to go in it! We were having a quick lunch of Trader Joe’s Potstickers (oh my goodness, so good) and…

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  • Rustic Apple Tart

    Have you ever just needed a dessert? Really needed it? Me too. And yesterday I needed this Rustic Apple Tart. You do know, don’t you, that anytime your desserts come out looking less than perfect, you just put “Rustic” in front of the name and you’re covered. Just like when you run to the store…

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  • The Wild Bunch

    God made us for community. In Galatians 6:2 we are encouraged to “carry each other’s burdens”, and Romans 12:15 tells us to “rejoice and mourn with each other”. We are to “meet each other’s practical needs” (Romans 12:13 and Hebrews 13:16)  and in Acts 2:42-47 the writer, Luke, urges us to “spur one another on…

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  • French Breakfast Puffs

    I’d like to say I’m a salad girl or that I’d choose a bowl of yogurt and berries every time over a gooey pastry in the morning. I’d like to say that I crave veggies and lean protein and fruit – and honestly sometimes I do. But the truth is, I’m not a salad girl.…

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    Cinnamon Chip Scones

    It’s interesting, isn’t it, to have people working in your home? Not like people installing a beautiful new brick and wood floor in your living area (sorry, my mind wanders) or the appliance repair guy, but people who actually live in your home, but normally don’t work there. People who, on a more typical day…

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    Empanadas

    Who’s been in the mood to bake? Call it boredom. Call it stress relief. Call it pleasure. It seems as if many of us are using our extra time at home to do some of the things that our typically busy lifestyles don’t allow. Baking is just one. I also hear that binge watching all…

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    Biscuits and Sausage

    How many of you could use a little comfort right about now? I understand that we’re all supposed to be watching our weight, unclogging our arteries and thinking keto-thoughts, but by golly sometimes regular old comfort food is in order and it comes happily to you today in the form of Homemade Biscuits and Sausage…

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  • A One Pot Cajun Jambalaya

    A One Pot Cajun Jambalaya

    Has this whole isolation thing already worn you out? Are you tired of coming up with something new to cook for dinner each day? While this isn’t really a problem for someone like me who loves to cook, some of my friends tell me they’ve pretty much exhausted the limits of their cooking skills. And…

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  • The $250 Neiman Marcus Cookie

    Perhaps you haven’t noticed, but it seems that things have been a little off- kilter lately. Or maybe it’s just me? A lot has changed in the last couple of weeks: Running into the store for a few things? Not as easy or casual as it used to be. Getting up and going to work…

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  • Parmesan Crisps

    Here I am again giving away one of my secrets. My very favorite “homemade snack”. You’ll be excited/intrigued/aghast/all the other words(slash) at just how simple these great Parmesan Crisps are to make! Just one ingredient! Well, maybe two if you wanna get fancy with it. I’m a notorious lover of crunchy things. Instead of thinking…

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About the Author

Luann Thomas, creator of Hobnob Kitchen, probably spends a lot more time in her kitchen than is absolutely necessary or practical. Her kitchen is her favorite place. Read full bio.