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Apple Pie The Househusband offers his take on the most all-American of desserts, Apple Pie (with a little help from guest star Mr. Monkey).
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Banana Nut Bread Banana's ripening too quickly? Turn old bananas into delicious banana nut bread for a healthy snack, dessert, and/or breakfast!
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Beef Daube Provençal Once you taste this French beef stew, you will never be able to look at any other beef stew the same way again.
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Black Bean Enchiladas Today, the Househusband cooks black bean enchiladas, a surprisingly simple and cheap recipe for delicious Mexican food.
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Brown Rice Pilaf Finally, a simple brown rice pilaf that isn't made with that awful instant stuff and tastes just as good as white.
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Chicken Alfredo Casserole This healthy(ish) substitute for Fetuccini Alfredo is one of the Househusband's personal favorites.
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Chicken and Brown Rice Soup The Househusband shares his comforting (and healthy) answer to a bitterly cold winter: chicken and brown rice soup!
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Chicken Florentine Today, the Househusband cooks chicken florentine, a dish that manages to be both healthy and decadent.
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Chicken Korma Chicken Korma is another popular Indian dish that uses nuts and cream. The Househusband makes it easy and simple to make.
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Chicken Makhani Indian food is surprisingly easy to make, and the Househusband proves it with Chicken Makhani (a.k.a. Butter Chicken).
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Chicken Pot Pie Casserole This family-friendly spin on chicken pot pie is both healthier and easier to make than the real thing.
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Chicken Saag The Househusband offers up a second Indian dish, this one the ridiculously healthy but still amazingly delicious Chicken Saag.
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Chicken Taco Salad This simple, easy-to-assemble recipe for chicken taco salad is one of my wife's favorites. Plus, it's a salad, so it must be good for you, right?
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Corn Chowder What better way to take advantage of corn season than with this hearty, healthy, sweet and salty chowder?
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Easy Beef Stroganoff Beef stroganoff can be made simple, but still taste great. This recipe, passed down to the Househusband for two generations, is a fabulous family favorite.
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Eric's Best Quiche In his simplest recipe yet, the Househusband builds a decadent quiche with ham, bacon, cheddar, and Gruyere.
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Italian-Style Spaetzle You haven't eaten anything quite like this vegetarian fusion of classic German and Italian cuisine.
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Jambalaya This easy-to-make andouille and shrimp jambalaya is healthy comfort food with one hell of a kick.
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Lemon Poppyseed Muffins These airy muffins are so sweet, you'd never guess how low in sugar they really are.
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Meatloaf w/Zucchini Today, the Househusband cooks meatloaf with zucchini, in order to sneak some vegetable matter into his toddler's diet.
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Mulligatawny Stew It is possible to turn a sinfully creamy Indian-flavored soup into a light and satisfying stew.
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Pear and Apple Cobbler The Househusband cooks a classic American dessert, pear and apple cobbler, substituting some of the sugar with Splenda.
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Penne Vodka This pasta in a creamy pink sauce has never been easier to make at home.
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Risky Chili Continuing with his cold-weather comfort food theme, the Househusband shares his formerly secret man food recipe for spicy but delicious chili.
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Shepherd's Pie Shepherd's Pie (a.k.a. Cottage Pie) is a delicious, well-rounded meal that has meat, potatoes, and vegetables. What more do you need?
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Strawberry Seraph Cake The Househusband's take on Angel Food is light and low in sugar, but it tastes absolutely decadent.
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Three Cheese Baked Mashed Potatoes This decadent, cheesy, creamy side dish is the perfect accompaniment to a hearty meal.
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Three Meat Lasagna This ridiculously delicious lasagna bolognese is a must have for any fan of meaty, cheesy Italian food.
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Twice-Baked Potatoes Can't decide if you want a baked potato or mashed potatoes? Make these and you'll get the best of both worlds.
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Vegetable Pizza Soup This simple, hearty, and healthy vegetable soup magically tastes like pizza.
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whole Grain Casserole It is possible for a cholesterol-busting mix of barley, brown rice, lentils, quinoa, and vegetables to be sumptuous.
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