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First, pick a rainy day. 😂 not really. But does

Updated the Cutler’s Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cook

Updated the Cutler’s Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookie for a more user friendly baking at home 👩🏻‍🍳
We love this cookie and know you will too! Especially if you live out of state and can’t get to @cutlers_bountiful in person 😊

#pumpkinchocolatechipcookies #pumpkincookie

https://abountifulkitchen.com/cutlers-pumpkin-chocolate-chip-cookies/

Burnt Basque Cheesecake have you tried it yet? We

Burnt Basque Cheesecake have you tried it yet?
We discovered this dessert when we visited the Basque Country🇪🇸 this summer. It has the most incredible creamy custard-like texture. So easy to make, not overly sweet, and only 5 ingredients! Best served warm or at room temperature.

https://abountifulkitchen.com/authentic-5-ingredient-basque-cheesecake/

#spanishdessert #burntbasquecheesecake #glutenfreedessert

🍑 Peach season is coming to an end soon 😭 ha

🍑 Peach season is coming to an end soon 😭 have you tried any ABK peach recipes? New recipe for Low Sugar Peach Raspberry Jam is live! Looks like raspberry but tastes like the perfect blend of peaches and raspberries😍 see last photo on reel…

https://abountifulkitchen.com/easy-low-sugar-peach-raspberry-jam/

#peachcobbler #peachpie #peachjam #peachsalad #peachcrumble #peachcake

Spent a week doing my favorite thing ever 🥰Snug

Spent a week doing my favorite thing ever 🥰Snuggling the newest addition to our family, little Eleanor Jane Eliason 👶🏻🎀 mom and baby doing well 🙏🏼💕
Good work @femalefoodie @codyeli

Happy birthday to ABK 🎉 Thank you for 15 years

Happy birthday to ABK 🎉
Thank you for 15 years of supporting what started out to be a little hobby that grew into a full time business and my dream of writing a cookbook last year! ABK wouldn’t be what it is today without Grant, our family and the support of each of you 🤗THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart!💕🤗
🎊🎉To celebrate🎉🎊 we are giving away 15 cookbooks just leave a comment below about a memory you’ve made using an ABK recipe! I’ll pick the winners and announce on this post on August 28 thank you again and good luck!
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GIVEAWAY C L O S E D
Hi friends! Thank you for your heartfelt, funny, tender and thoughtful comments! My heart is so touched by the the incredible community we have here 😭
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We have chosen 15 winners for the ABK BIRTHDAY COOKBOOK GIVEAWAY! 🎉 the names are listed in the 📍pinned📍comment below. Please dm me your name, email and address so we can ship the books out this week!
XO
Si

After attending the Jubilee even last night with 8

After attending the Jubilee even last night with 800 women from around the country, I thought about my spiritual journey. Where I came from, and how to keep moving forward…

When I first moved to Utah in 1981 as an 18 year old, it was a surreal experience for me. I had long been drawn spiritually to this beautiful place where my ancestors settled in the late 1800s.

I marveled at how many members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lived in Utah. It felt like coming home. I was surrounded by people who believed as I did, and role models for how I wanted to pattern my life as an adult, wife and a parent.

As with most stories, there are two sides. I never considered how it might feel to be a person who was not a member of my church living in Utah. For a long time as I enjoyed my newfound home, I wasn’t very considerate of people who worshipped differently than me. It seemed like an~ us and them~ attitude. We knew the truth, and they did not. We had the “right” Bible, and they did not. The list goes on… My attitude in the 80’s and 90’s was a bit closed minded. I didn’t think of how it might have felt to be on the other side of the chapel doors on Sunday, and every other day.

All of that started to change for me about 10 years ago. My spiritual focus, whether at home or in the temple, shifted to learning more about the Savior. What are His ways? What does He teach? How can His teachings change me? It’s still a daily challenge for me to align what I learn with how I live my life…

In this process I’ve observed women who love Jesus Christ, and attend churches different than my own. Some of their practices have changed my life. What used to seem irreverent, is now comforting and sacred. Their love for the Savior and His sacrifice is deeply felt and generously shared. I’m touched by the way these certain women of faith extend love to me, even though we worship differently. They figured out long ago that we are connected through being His children and being rooted in the love of God🙏🏼

Thank you @multiplygoodness for this beautiful event that connects women of faith and helps us to remember we are more alike than we are different ❤️

Easy Everyday Sourdough 🍞 Bread Have you tried

Easy Everyday Sourdough 🍞 Bread
Have you tried it yet?
Starter, bread flour, water and salt. That’s it!

#sourdoughbaking #sourdoughrecipe #staub #orsongygi
#homebakedwithlove

https://abountifulkitchen.com/easy-everyday-sourdough-bread/