It's a new month, with new specials at Thrive, that means it's time for a new meal-in-a-jar recipe. This recipe is great because it's really versatile. You can add whatever veggies you like to the mix. I used the veggies I had on hand, there is a great selection of veggies on sale this month, and chopped chicken is on sale as well! I used Zucchini, peas, beans, peppers, onions and mushrooms, but you could use corn, carrots, asparagus, broccoli or cauliflower instead (or in addition). Just note, that what I used barely fit into the jar, so if you're adding more or using veggies that are bigger - like broccoli - you'll likely need to put it in a ziploc bag for storage rather than a jar. You'll also need to add a bit more water if you're adding more veggies. I made this recipe for my kids and they devoured it and asked for it again the next day! Great way to get veggies into my picky eater! Here's the recipe as I made it. Note that the sour cream c
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Green peas are on sale this month, and I'm seriously excited about it! I know it sounds a bit odd to be excited about something so boring, but let me tell you, Thrive green peas are the best ever! Last year I grew a garden for the first time in years, I grew it at my parents house because they actually have space and I don't. That way I also wasn't in charge of the watering, which is good because with me it's either drought or flood! I was super excited to grow veggies, and everything actually did really well! So here's the thing, as I was shelling my peas, I couldn't help but notice that it was a LOT of work to grow peas, and guess what, the Thrive peas taste just as amazing! Guess who's not growing peas anymore because she doesn't like the time it takes to shell them??? (It's me in case you can't guess!) Seriously, the Thrive peas are just as good as home grown peas, they are amazing! What I love about peas is how versatile they are