Long time no blog!

Ke was busy finishing up her college career so this blog was put to the back burner for awhile!!  But she is now back and has started a new blog which will still have lots of delicious recipes but will also be a little bit more about her everyday life.  The new blog will be mainly Ke's but Ki will be sure to put her two cents in as often as humanly possible :)  Check out the new blog and tell us what you think and what you would like us to be sure to keep in the new blog.  Thanks for following along for this transition!

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Sunday Night Tater Tot Casserole

Most people have a few nicknames they can remember.  In high school, there was a year or two where my nickname was tater tot.  I seriously have no clue how this name was given to me, but it stuck haha.  This recipe showed up in a Hungry Girl email and I just knew we had to make it.  The mixture of ingredients may sound a little interesting, but it all combined to a delicious casserole that any member of your family would enjoy!

Not your Noodles & Co. Macaroni

My freshman year of college, I got a part time job at Noodles & Co.  A brand new location opened about 10 minutes away from school so I was able to be a part of a somewhat intensive four day training program since almost all of the employees were brand new and we obviously had no clue what we were doing.  One of the things on our itinerary was to try all of the dishes on the menu - tough job, right?

You can do all that with a box of pancake mix?!

Ki and I love breakfast, and a couple of weekends ago I thought it would be fun to be able to eat breakfast for EVERY meal.  So on a Saturday and Sunday, we were able to make not merely two breakfasts, but SIX!  It was a lot to handle, and I am not sure if it is the best thing to do all of the time, but at least we have multiple recipes to share with you guys for breakfasts, brunches, or anytime you want breakfast for dinner.

St. Patty's Day Feast!

St. Patrick's Day this year is nothing compared to St. Patrick's Day last year... I was studying abroad in London and Ki came to visit over my spring break, which just so happened to coincide with St. Patrick's Day.  We wanted to do some traveling during her visit, and of course we just could not resist going to Dublin on the big day... it was interesting to say the least as the city was littered with green-clothed tourists to watch the parade and to pack the pubs.  Probably not something I would choose to do again, however it's pretty cool to be able to say we spent a St. Patrick's Day in Ireland.  I personally prefer a trip  to Chicago to see the most artificially green river in the world and see the crazies out and about there ;).