Recipes

Meatballs are one of our favorites out here on the ranch. They are quick and easy to make and can be used with either a tomato-based sauce or a rich gravy. This recipe is a go-to of ours that makes for a great suppertime meal.

This is a classic dish with a unique twist to add warmth and nourishment to you and yours in the cold winter months. The white beans and chicken pair nicely for a lighter and creamier version of an original family favorite.

There's just so many things about ramen that are easy to love- the thick and creamy broth, the culmination of so many flavors, the tender meat. This recipe is easy to make and enjoyable for the whole family. We prefer doing recipes like this in the dutch oven but you can also do it in a crock pot or Instant Pot as well. You can also use our bone-in short ribs for this dish, if desired.

If you're looking for a hearty and delicious chicken-based soup, look no further. We found this recipe when researching different options for our new ground chicken product. The soft dumplings and satisfying broth make for a filling and nutritious meal. Even though the ingredient list is a little daunting, most ingredients are things you probably already have in your pantry or freezer at home. Please note you can either buy the dumplings or follow the simple instructions below to make your own. (Super easy to do!) If making your own, there are some additional ingredients required that can be found in the recipe steps.

Our nutritious bone broth hot chocolate is going to be a hit this holiday season. Bring to a holiday party (yes, alcohol can be added to this recipe for the adult version) or make at home with the kids for a healthier version of this family favorite. The hint of bone broth seasoning pairs wonderfully with the raw cacao and maple syrup for a rich and creamy flavor that everyone will love! credit to: @thenaturalmindedmomma for this recipe

This is vibrant and colorful side dish that can brighten up any summertime meal. Simple to make and even easier to eat, your guests will be asking you for the recipe once they give it a try!

Beets can be such a great addition as a side to about any meal. This is one of our favorite recipes that is simple and really brings out the flavors of summer.

One of Paul's best friends, Stacy, is a great cook who over the years has been incredibly kind in sharing some of his culinary masterpieces with us. One of these masterpieces is his famous chicken piccata recipe. This mouthwatering dish is the perfect blend of lemony, tangy, buttery goodness that will make any guest more than impressed. Although Stacy usually serves his chicken piccata over angel hair pasta, we tried a rendition over spaghetti squash for a lower-carb meal. The spaghetti squash did not disappoint!

If you want to try something a little different for a family holiday, then I would highly recommend this lamb recipe. You don't have to worry about undercooking and the meat will fall right off of the bone after a few hours in the oven. The fresh herbs and dijon rub give it a nice complimentary flavor profile.

We get back to our German roots with this recipe. This is perhaps my favorite soup, because how could you go wrong with butter, cream and broth!? If you want to take the recipe a little further like I did, then make the broth from scratch using some of our chicken backs. Once the broth cooked down for 10 hours, I removed the backs and pulled the meat off, then added to back into the soup.

Homemade pot stickers are so versatile—you can fill them with anything you want and as full as you want. And the play between the crispy, crusty bottom, and the tender parts, makes for a truly unique dumpling. These are filled with ground pork, green onions, ginger, and cabbage. Please note that it's important to use organic soy sauce in particular as any non-organic soy products contain genetically modified soy that's chemically adulterated. We served these with the dipping sauce and an asian coleslaw to use up the rest of the cabbage that was left over from this recipe!

The first time I had pork cacciatore was at a hotel restaurant in Manilla and it ended up being one of my favorite dishes of the trip overseas. Cacciatore is a meat cooked long and slow in a tomato-based sauce with vegetables. The long cook time allows the flavors to all meld together, making for an excellent family dinner.