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This is one of my favorite emails to write each month! I always love looking back to see which posts you enjoyed most. This month’s favorites are a little bit of everything, including easy recipes, freezer meal ideas, pantry inspiration, and printables. July's roundup has a few longtime favorites in the mix, along with some posts you may have missed the first time around. I hope you find something here that makes meal planning, cooking, or keeping your kitchen organized a little easier!
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Thanks for reading and sharing my posts each month...I appreciate you being here! Hit reply and let me know which post was your favorite, or what you’d like to see more of next month.
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I love to talk about easy family recipes, home cleaning & organization, DIY projects, productivity, and the occasional battle story.
Hi Reader! If you are a true peanut butter lover, you are going to go absolutely nuts (pun intended) over the blog this week! I've been experimenting to take classic, decadent favorites and strip them down to the fewest ingredients and easiest methods so you can satisfy your sweet tooth without any kitchen stress. 🥜 Peanut Butter Oatmeal Balls Perfect for an easy afternoon snack, these quick no-bake treats use just 4 ingredients and about 15 minutes of your time. By using old-fashioned rolled...
Hi Reader! If you're looking for an impressive dish for a party or getting a head start on game day brainstorming, I have two brand-new, incredibly cheesy recipes you are going to love. They both bring tons of flavor with shortcut prep so you can spend less time in the kitchen and more time enjoying the fun. 🦀 Crab Rangoon Dip This warm Crab Rangoon Dip brings all the takeout flavor of your favorite restaurant appetizer without the fuss of frying or filling individual wontons. It has a mooth...
Hi Reader! Before today's email, I have a quick, 10-second favor to ask that would massively help Lamberts Lately! If searching for recipes feels different lately, it's not just you. With so many AI-generated sites popping up constantly, it’s becoming a big struggle to find real, human-tested recipes from independent blogs like mine. Out here in the real world, every single dish I share is cooked in my own kitchen, tasted at my table, and approved by my family. I want to keep being your...