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Dinner Recipes | Fall Recipes | Recipes

Thanksgiving Leftovers Turkey Pot Pie

This delicious pot pie is the best way to use Thanksgiving leftovers! It is filled with leftover turkey, vegetables and a creamy sauce and then topped with a buttery and flaky pie crust.  Turn your holiday leftovers into the best comfort food! This turkey pot pie the perfect way to use leftovers and ingredients in…

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homemade butter pie crust baked
Dessert Recipes | Fall Recipes | Recipes

Easy Homemade Butter Pie Crust- Beginner-Friendly Recipe

This Homemade Pie Crust recipe is made with 4 simple ingredients and is so easy to make. It is a buttery pie crust that is so flaky and delicious and will go perfectly with your favorite pie filling!  This is the perfect pie crust recipe for beginners. I promise it is so easy to make!…

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Peach Pie with Homemade Pie Crust (fresh or frozen peaches)

This homemade peach pie is made with a buttery flaky pie crust and filled with sweet peaches. It is really easy to make and is the perfect summer pie recipe!  Nothing says summer like fruit pies on a warm day! I love using fresh fruit from my garden or the farmers market to make a…

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Tart Cherry Pie with Homemade Butter Pie Crust
Recipes | Spring Recipes

Tart Cherry Pie with Homemade Butter Pie Crust

This recipe features fresh cherries in a homemade pie crust that is made with butter, salt, water, and flour. Don’t let a homemade pie crust intimidate you, it is a lot easier than it seems! This recipe will give you step-by-step guidance to make the best summertime dessert.  My backyard is full of trees and…

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Motherhood can be hard, but it’s not meant to be d Motherhood can be hard, but it’s not meant to be done alone. I hope my journey can inspire you! ❤️
Who’s with me?! 🙋🏼‍♀️😎☀️ I refuse to spend my son Who’s with me?! 🙋🏼‍♀️😎☀️

I refuse to spend my sons first summer too worried about what I look like and trying to fit into my pre-pregnancy jeans. 

Right now my focus is on maintaining a good milk supply and replenishing nutrients to feel my best so I can run and play with him! 

If you’re in the thick of postpartum too, hi! I’m Jessica. A first time mom learning how to care for myself and sharing the journey along the way! 🤍
Done in 20 minutes and so easy can be done with a Done in 20 minutes and so easy can be done with a baby on your hip? YES PLEASE! 

Comment “send recipe” and I’ll send you this high protein meal or visit https://nourishedwithjessica.com/high-protein-pasta-with-sausage-tomatoes-and-spinach/

Hi, I’m Jessica! I’m a new mom and nutritionist who had a rough few months of postpartum so now I’m sharing what helped me, which includes easy healthy meals! 

Follow along for more recipes for busy moms that will help you get a healthy meal on the table during your postpartum season ❤️
I had to make sure it didn’t taste bad 🤷🏼‍♀️😂 Fir I had to make sure it didn’t taste bad 🤷🏼‍♀️😂

First time my baby had broccoli and it was a success! He wasn’t too sure at first but then gobbled it up! 

I just steamed some broccoli and then puréed it with breastmilk. Super easy! I’m starting with purées and then we will move into the baby led weaning method with a big chunk of cooked broccoli. 

I’m on a mission to have him eat (and like!) veggies so I’m starting them early and introducing often. Moms, what are your tricks to get your baby or toddler to eat veggies?
Just a first time mom trying to figure it out ❤️ Just a first time mom trying to figure it out ❤️
I can also confirm this can be done one handed wit I can also confirm this can be done one handed with a baby on your hip 😂

This recipe is made with only 7 ingredients, high in protein, no chopping and dairy and gluten free. 

A healthy nourishing dinner in under 20 minutes? YES PLEASE!

Comment “send recipe” or find it at https://nourishedwithjessica.com/high-protein-pasta-with-sausage-tomatoes-and-spinach/
The last one has me 🥹🥹🥹 I’ll just be here enjoyin The last one has me 🥹🥹🥹

I’ll just be here enjoying the baby phase while refusing to subscribe to “bounce back” culture 💁🏼‍♀️

Motherhood has been such an identity shift for me, but in the best way. I don’t want to be who I was pre-pregnancy. I’ve grown, and learned, and become stronger, while also softened at the same time. 

My body has stretch marks and is softer than it was. But why would I want to erase the evidence of what has made me a mom?

Body image is something I’ve struggled with in the past, and I still have days where I my body still feels foreign, but I’m also learning to appreciate my body for all it has done for me ❤️
Yesterday was one of those motherhood days. I was Yesterday was one of those motherhood days.

I wasn’t feeling well, and my little guy is teething, so he was extra fussy and needed lots of snuggles. It’s hard enough being sick, but being sick while taking care of a baby is a whole different level.

I ate a little breakfast and a small lunch, but I was so distracted by the day I didn’t feel very hungry. The day felt long, I was tired, and I was counting down the minutes until my husband got home.

When he finally walked through the door, he brought Thai food. I didn’t even sit down to eat. I just scarfed it down while standing in the kitchen. 

And almost immediately, I felt better. Not 100%, but enough to realize something….

As moms, we’re so busy taking care of everyone else that sometimes we forget to take care of ourselves. We keep going, push through, and put our own needs on the back burner.

But food matters.

Sometimes the difference between feeling completely drained and feeling like you can handle the rest of the day is simply eating a nourishing meal.

I’ve done this more times than I’d like to admit while postpartum… 

But it’s also one of the reasons I’m so passionate about helping moms with simple meals and recipes. Because feeding ourselves is so important yet can be so overlooked. It’s part of how we show up for the people who need us most.

So consider this your reminder today, mama:

Have a snack. Eat lunch. Order the takeout if you need to.

And If you’re in the thick of motherhood today, I see you. 🤍

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