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This recipe makes 6 pints or 12 half-pint jars. Serving size is 1 tbsp of pumpkin butter. Great to jar and give as gifts!

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Make your own filling fruit and maple oatmeal at home. you can reduce the calorie count by 60 if you use regular Splenda in place of he brown sugar blend OR cut out 40 calories by substituting Sugar Free Apple Butter or Sugar Free Pumpkin Butter (20 calories per serving) instead of the Splenda Brown Sugar for a nice Autumn twist.

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Excellent base for taco salad or Mexican-style dip.

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1/3 of recipe is equivalent to 1 packet of dry chili seasoning mix. Omit red pepper flakes for a less spicy mix. Increase flakes for more heat.

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Adapted from "Not Just Beans".

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Delicious apple dessert. Adapted from "Not Just Beans".

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This is by far my favorite chili. These are the quantities I use to make a double batch. Any leftovers you may have are great in enchiladas. Recipe also freezes well.

Make sure you use the McCormick mix. The generic brands don't taste quite right.

Serve with chopped onions, shredded cheddar and tortilla chips for a delicious treat!

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This is my Sunday morning tradition. Homemade rolls from a basic biscuit batter that are easy and delicious at breakfast. The biscuit dough is slightly salty which makes for a nice contrast with all the cinnamon and sugar.

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From Hillbillyhousewife.com; good over rice

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From Hillbillyhousewife.com. This is a basic recipe. Add whatever calorie-free spices you like.

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Kraft Foods Recipe, from the Kids Can Cook section (adjusted for a child with a milk allergy)

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Adapted from The Busy Woman's Cookbook. I suggest serving with baked beans and a crisp green salad.

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Via Hillbilly Housewife

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My mom's recipe. I suggest serving over brown rice.

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You can use a can of Skyline or Goldstar chili. I prefer the cans of Skyline and the pouches of Goldstar, but use what you've got.

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This is my mom's recipe for Molasses cookies. They are delicious!

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via Hillbilly Housewife

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Via Hillbilly Housewife

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The best cookies EVER!

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From the 4 ingredient cookbook

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A Paula Deen Recipe

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Adapted from Hillbillyhousewife.com recipe.

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WARNING: THIS IS IN NO WAY A LOW CALORIE DISH. TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!
Adapted from Tyler Florence's "Ultimate" Chocolate Chip Cookie

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A long-time family favorite. I guess you could classify this as a Jello Salad, but we've always just called it "Pink Stuff". There are tons of variations on this as well (Included as a note).

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This is my step-dad's best spaghetti sauce. He calls it Rick-gu, which always makes me laugh. It is absolutely delicious for use in any marinara or meat-sauce dish, such as lasagna. My favorite is over whole wheat spaghetti noodles.

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This is my step-dad's meatloaf and it's by far my favorite. You can add whatever herbs and spices you like, but I prefer a little Italian seasoning in mine.

Very simple but delicious!

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This is my all-time favorite mac and cheese recipe. It's been in my mama's family forever. I usually eat this as a main dish and add a green vegetable or salad to complete the meal.

The traditional version is loaded in butter, milk and full-fat cheese. I've lightened it up by using whole wheat noodles, as well as lower fat and calorie ingredients.

I also use cheese slices on top instead of shredded cheese, as it melts onto the top of the mac easier and more evenly. If you'd like less cheese on top, reduce number of slices or go for shredded cheese instead.