MOPS

The Beauty of Letting Go

April 19, 2020

I was asked to share at a MOPS group this week but things have changed. I want to share this ...

The Nails and Freedom

March 30, 2018

Last week at MOPS I shared something special that God placed on my heart and I want to share with ...

Birthday Cake Popcorn

February 26, 2018

This Birthday Cake Popcorn is so addicting made with real ingredients! ...

Church, Motherhood, and Loneliness

May 23, 2017

I have been thinking about writing this post for a while now...Church, Motherhood, and Loneliness ...

Get in the Picture Momma!

March 3, 2017

Who takes the pictures in the family? Or more like who wants to take the picture of everyone else? ...

Pressing Pause

August 16, 2016

Pressing Pause, can we do it? As a mom of two little ones, a wife, a grad student, a volunteer, ...

Hi! I'm Stacey and welcome to Sprinkles by Stacey, a chef-inspired food, and lifestyle blog! I believe that everyone should learn how to cook using real ingredients, even though they may not be a chef. I believe that people deserve to know where their food comes from and how it is made. Recipes are created using only fresh and seasonal ingredients. The food shared comes from my experience in the culinary industry, travels, and memories from my childhood. I also write about my life with homeschooling, motherhood, and faith. Read More…

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