Welcome to our cozy little corner of the internet, where slow living is not just a trend - it’s a lifestyle .

Here, we believe in the power of doing less, savoring more, and embracing the beauty of doing nothing — because let’s be honest, we all need more of that, right?

From seasonal recipes that make you want to stay in your pajamas all day to tips on how to slow down in a world that seems to be going at warp speed, this space is dedicated to all things comfy, cozy, and good for the soul. We’ll help you find ways to care less about the rush and do more of the things that truly fill you up.

So, grab your favorite blanket, settle in, and let’s enjoy the art of slowing down together. After all, who said "doing nothing" can’t be an art form?

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  • by Michelle

The Dutch Baby

The Dutch Baby: A Cozy, Buttery Delight While thumbing through The New York Times a few weeks ago, I came across a recipe for a Dutch Baby. I saved the clipping for a slow weekend morning, and let me tell you—I...

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Coffee Cake

 Eat the Damn Cake We talk a lot about cozy living on the blog—it’s such a delightful little lifestyle, and there are endless ways to create your most satisfying, comfy experience. One of the things we’re always encouraging? Eat the...

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  • by Michelle

Meatballs

Homemade Meatballs: A Family Tradition Homemade meatballs are a non-negotiable in any proper Italian household. Growing up, our parents made them in all forms—slow-cooked in sauce, rolled extra small for lasagna, even stuffed with fontina cheese and baked to perfection....

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Pastina

Pastina: The Coziest Bowl of Comfort There are cozy meals, and then there is pastina. It is a teeny tiny pasta that, when boiled and mixed with just a few simple ingredients, transforms into one of life's greatest pleasures. Pastina...

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Tortellini, Sausage, and Spinach Soup

Tortellini, Sausage, and Spinach Soup: A Cozy, No-Fuss Favorite The best soups are the ones you make with whatever you have on hand—simple, hearty, and full of flavor. This Tortellini, Sausage, and Spinach Soup is in heavy rotation in my...

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Zuppa Toscana

Zuppa Toscana: A Cozy Classic with a Family Twist Back when dinosaurs roamed the Earth—and I was a collegiate athlete—my go-to meal on the road was Olive Garden’s Zuppa Toscana and as many breadsticks as I could shove into my...

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Arugula Roasted Potato Salad

Arugula Roasted Potato Salad Good salads are a hot commodity here at The Sister Project. So when one of TSP’s biggest fans introduced us to this gem, we were instantly obsessed. It became a staple overnight—a highly requested dish at...

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Simple Sauce

    At The Sister Project, we love serving up delicious, no-fuss recipes that taste so good, you'll want to share them with your friends. We know life is busy, so we keep it simple—recipes with minimal ingredients that deliver...

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  • by Michelle

Roast Chicken

If there’s one thing I know for sure, the smell of chicken slow-roasting in the oven is one of the most satisfying aromas on Earth. Alright, maybe that’s a slight exaggeration, but seriously—it smells so damn good, and the comforting scent...

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Chicken Shawarma

Chicken Shawarma: A Flavor-Packed, Crowd-Pleasing Dish I’ve always loved Middle Eastern cooking—slow-roasted dishes, bold spices, and meals that burst with flavor. But what I love most? Recipes that are easy to prepare and can stretch to feed a crowd. This...

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  • by Lauren

Fall Stovetop Simmer

  How to Make Your Home Smell Like Fall (Naturally!) There’s something magical about the scent of fall—the warm, spicy aroma of cinnamon, cloves, and crisp apples filling the air as the weather turns cool. Sure, candles are an easy...

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  • by Lauren

Dill Oyster Crackers

Back in the day, we're talking the late 80's and most of the 90's, these crackers were a staple in our household. Our mom would whip these up for any and every party and trust me when I tell you,...

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