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For days that start cold + end hungry, there’s nothing cozier than lamb.
That’s why I was inspired to share a few of the lamb recipes our family relies on all season long:
Winter Lamb: 5 recipes to gather around
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Hello Friends~
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Hello Friends~
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A winter gift for you...
If you’re anything like me, you’ve got a love–hate relationship with getting the kids to school on time.
He can’t find his shoes. She wants the blue pants — not those blue pants.
It’s a love-them, hate-the-process situation.
And when we finally get out the door? Blast of icy-cold wind to the face.
When days start like that, all I want by evening is to curl up under a blanket by the fire with something comforting on the table — the kind of food that really sticks to your bones and brings everyone back together.
That’s what inspired me to share a few of our favorite winter lamb recipes.
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