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Meet Melissa Riker, the blogger behind The Happier Homemaker, a blog with loads of tips for keeping your home running smoothly and delicous recipes.| The Happier Homemaker
Meet Melissa Riker, the blogger behind The Happier Homemaker, a blog with loads of tips for keeping your home running smoothly and delicous recipes.| The Happier Homemaker
Homemade peach iced tea is an easy and delicious twist on classic sweet tea recipes. Bursting with the natural flavor of ripe peaches, this refreshing drink is perfect for summer or anytime you crave flavored tea. It’s simple to make at home and far better than store-bought versions, with just the right balance of sweetness and fruitiness. Serve it over ice for a crowd-pleasing treat that’s great for picnics, parties, or relaxing on the porch!| The Happier Homemaker
Fresh basil pesto with almonds is the perfect pair to creamy potatoes and crunchy green beans in this quick and easy Pesto Potato Salad.| The Happier Homemaker
My Grandma's Secret Ingredient Chicken Salad Recipe is one of her most requested! This versatile, creamy chicken salad is packed with fresh flavors!| Shaken Together
Shrimp and Grits is a classic Southern recipe that is easier than you think to prepare! With just 30 minutes of cook time, this Charleston style Shrimp and Grits is fast enough for busy weeknight meals!| The Happier Homemaker
There aren't many more All-American recipes than classic Egg Salad! Hard boiled eggs are chopped and mixed with mayonnaise, mustard, and topped with crunchy green onion to create the best egg salad recipe out there.| The Happier Homemaker
Hoppin' John is a Southern bean and rice dish made with black eyed peas that is traditionally eaten on New Year's Day. Starting the year with Hoppin' John is said to bring good luck but it's delicious enough to eat year-round!| The Happier Homemaker
These Easy Southern Collard Greens are a classic soul food recipe that couldn't be easier to make! With just 4 ingredients and a little patience, you can have delicious collards just like Grandma used to make!| The Happier Homemaker
