We got two huge fifty pound boxes of peaches from The Peach Truck at our local family owned nursery, Wedel’s Nursery, Florist, and Garden Center. They are ripening on our dining room table as we eat them, use them in smoothies, crisps, or in recipes like tonight’s dinner.

I’ve recently started using Shipt for grocery shopping. My groceries are delivered from our local Meijer. It’s been a huge help to not use all my energy solely on grocery shopping. I can focus on other aspects of running my household and doing my therapies. I’m still learning this, but managing my household doesn’t mean “I do it all.” It means I manage what needs to be done.  In leadership business circles, managing often means delegating. I’m choosing to delegate my grocery shopping to Shipt as part of my household leadership and management.

As I recently wrote, in my e-book 9 Nutrients for Healthy Hair, I’ve focused on foods that contain the nine main nutrients. I’ve actually craved protein, so thankfully we have chickens who lay lots of eggs! I love chicken. I’ve craved foods high in lots of vitamin C, like red peppers and berries. I’ve wanted avocado, watermelon, peaches, and grapes. I can’t wait for those tomatoes and squash to finish growing in our garden!

I placed my order first thing this morning, and had my groceries in my kitchen in time to make this slow cooker dinner. I had plenty of peaches to add to this meal. I love having a well stocked, well organized pantry to shop from as well!

This recipe is enough for our family to have for two meals. I also love time saving by preparing one meal for two nights. The strategy is part of my household management philosophy: work once for time savings.

This could also be served in burritos, tacos, or with chips instead of over rice.

This has become a family favorite, and it’s quick and easy on a busy night. I hope your family enjoys it as much as ours has.

Blessings,

Deb