Here’s a solid Italian meatball recipe to keep handy. It’s flavorful, easy to make, and super satisfying. They’re also versatile enough to step in for… Read More »Italian Meatballs Recipe: Oven-Baked Deliciousness
When I was a kid, I would make macaroni and cheese by stirring unmeasured amounts of cheese, butter, and milk into hot, cooked macaroni noodles.… Read More »Baked Pasta and Cheese with Bacon Breadcrumbs
This recipe for chocolate chip peanut butter cookies delivers a thick, soft, and slightly chewy cookie treat that’ll have you craving more. And, bonus, they’re… Read More »Addictive Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Cookies
I love roasting green beans in the oven. It’s an easy way to make green beans delicious and satisfying. Seriously — no soggy green veggie… Read More »How Long to Roast Green Beans in the Oven
Chicken avocado wraps are a delicious weekday dinner that require just 6 ingredients. If you’re pressed for time, you can cook the chicken ahead of… Read More »Weekday Meal Idea: Chicken Avocado Wraps Recipe
Oh, these baked ground beef tacos are divine. Truly. They’re a step above unbaked tacos for two reasons. One, the cheese is fully melted. No… Read More »Baked Tacos Recipe: A Fabulous Family Meal
Can’t decide between making Italian or Mexican food this Saturday? Good news: You don’t have to choose. This taco stuffed shells recipe blends both cuisines… Read More »Taco Stuffed Shells Recipe with Salsa and Melted Cheese
Someone in the comments called this Red Robin garlic Parmesan fries recipe “absurd” recently. Or maybe she was labeling me as absurd. I’m not sure,… Read More »Red Robin Garlic Parmesan Fries Recipe aka Absurd Fries
I have to admit: I hadn’t eaten Doritos in years before I decided to remake this Dorito Chicken Casserole Recipe. The recipe is a classic… Read More »Dorito Chicken Casserole Recipe
Wondering how to cook yams in the oven? Well, there’s more than one answer. Three popular methods for cooking yams in the oven are: Wait…yams… Read More »How to Cook Yams in the Oven 3 Ways
If you’re craving a decadent dessert, these peanut butter chocolate brownies will do the trick. They’re creamy, rich, and sweet. Like a Reese’s peanut butter… Read More »Decadent Peanut Butter Chocolate Brownies Recipe
Let’s talk about oven-roasted pulled pork. It’s an easy dish to make and serve. It packs a lot of flavor and it’s an incredibly versatile… Read More »Oven-Roasted Pulled Pork Recipe
This apple crumble recipe is a fabulously easy dessert to make. The prep requires no special skills, other than the ability to core and slice… Read More »Easy Apple Crumble Recipe
If you’re wondering how long to cook a turkey, you’re in the right place. I have answers! That’s answers, plural. The oven-roasting time for a… Read More »How Long to Cook a Turkey: The Ultimate Guide
If you’re planning to cook pot roast in the oven, then it means you’ve got a big table to feed. And what’s more, the recipe… Read More »How Long to Cook Pot Roast in the Oven at 350F
If you’re fond of the Celsius unit, then you’ll know that most recipes can be cooked at 180C. But did you also know that pork… Read More »How Long to Cook Pork Chops in the Oven at 180C
Cooking frozen breaded chicken in the oven is a relatively easy process to carry out and you don’t have to spend too much of your… Read More »How to Cook Frozen Breaded Chicken in the Oven
You’ve heard the numerous claims that spare ribs cooked at 350F make an excellent dish, and you’re curious to find out. These tasty and rich… Read More »How Long to Cook Spare Ribs in the Oven at 350F
Stuffing is almost as important as the roast turkey recipe on Thanksgiving menus, which explains why it pops up in almost every culinary discussion. But… Read More »How Long to Cook Stuffing in the Oven
Totino’s pizza has grown to become a household name for party snacks and quick meals for events. And the packaged menu offers a taste that… Read More »How long to Cook Totino’s Pizza
It’s snack time and your heart craves the tasty goodness of chocolate chip cookies. Of course, you’re not the only one in this group, which… Read More »How long to Cook Chocolate Chip Cookies
One of the best things about turkey legs or thighs is that they can be transformed into a meal fit for any holiday spread with… Read More »How to Cook Turkey Legs and Thighs
Cooking a turkey at 300F requires patience and skill, both of which aren’t difficult to acquire. The reason is at 300F, the bird slow-roasts, allowing… Read More »How Long to Cook a Turkey at 300F
After chicken, turkey is the next popular bird that tastes delicious in many recipes and thanksgiving is one occasion that wouldn’t be the same without… Read More »How to Cook Turkey Wings in the Oven
If you would like to watch all your family members and friends flock to your dinner table (repeatedly and unprovoked), try cooking smoked turkey legs… Read More »How to Cook Smoked Turkey Legs in the Oven
To usher in the festive season, nothing beats a freshly baked homemade sweet potato pie. You probably already have everything you need to make a… Read More »How Long to Cook Sweet Potato Pie
If you’re wondering whether you can substitute sourdough starter for yeast in your baking recipes, you’ve come to the right place. Here you’ll find information… Read More »Substitute Sourdough Starter For Yeast in Your Baking Recipes
It may seem contradictory to say you’re cooking a pre-cooked (essentially an already cooked) turkey breast. Still, it’s actually a terrific way to serve guests… Read More »How To Cook A Precooked Turkey Breast
We understand how difficult it may be to master the art of roasting a perfectly juicy bird, especially when you probably only roast a turkey… Read More »How Long To Cook A 20 Lb Stuffed Turkey
Turkey breast tenderloin is a tender and flavorful meat part that can be served on almost all occasions, from birthday parties to thanksgiving or just… Read More »How to Cook Turkey Breast Tenderloin
If you’re used to the traditional beef meatballs for your pasta and tomato sauce, then you may feel cooking turkey meatballs would be challenging. But… Read More »How Long to Cook Turkey Meatballs
Spatchcocking means removing the backbone of poultry and flattening the bird before roasting. And it’s one of the oldest and biggest tricks for quickly roasting… Read More »How Long To Cook a Spatchcocked Turkey?
Bacon is a staple breakfast recipe in almost every home. As such, it’s one of those dishes you grow accustomed to cooking at light speed.… Read More »How Do I Slow Cook Bacon in the Oven?
Prime rib steak is cut from a bone-in beef rib roast. It’s an indulgent, delicious piece of meat known for its tenderness and rich marbling.… Read More »How to Cook a Prime Rib Steak in the Oven
Don’t panic if you’re in charge of this year’s Thanksgiving turkey. The internet may have you believe otherwise, but cooking a turkey in the oven… Read More »How to Cook a Turkey in the Oven: The Easiest Roasting Pan Method
Turkey breasts are a great way of cooking a large meal without fear of leftovers. Plus, they cook faster than a whole turkey would, so… Read More »How Long to Cook Turkey Breast Per Pound
A cut of meat that cooks up so tenderly, you can eat it with a spoon? Yep, that’s what you’re after when you set out… Read More »How to Cook a Spoon Roast 3 Ways
As joyous as holiday dinners can be, one factor will always make the cook’s heart skip a beat- cooking the turkey. We’ve heard wails around… Read More »How to Cook a Bone-In Turkey Breast
We all love bacon, and it’s exciting to discover new ways to prepare it. And if you’re a huge fan of turkey bacon, you always… Read More »How to Cook Turkey Bacon in an Oven
Everyone loves a great meal, and turkey is one you can be sure your guests will appreciate. Whether the occasion is Thanksgiving, Christmas, or you… Read More »How Many Minutes Per Pound to Cook a Turkey
Today I wanna tell you how I like to make falafel. Falafel is these beautiful chickpea fillets that are infused with spices and lots of… Read More »Falafel Recipe
Pie has been known to man since ancient times. Pecans are native to the Southern United States and pecan pies have long been served as… Read More »Pecan Pie Recipe
Every country has its version of fried chicken. Large chunks of chicken pieces are seasoned, breaded and deep-fried. The seasoning can vary, but the marinade… Read More »Fried Chicken Recipe
Pot pie is believed to have been originated from Greece. It is saucy meat covered by pie crust. The pie crust is a flaky puff… Read More »The Chicken Pot Pie Recipe
Crepe is a Latin word which means crisp and this recipe was evolved in the old 14th century. This dish is mainly made with wheat… Read More »Crepe Recipe
Biscuit recipe was developed in middle ages and the word is derived from the Latin word ‘bis coitus’, which means twice baked. Some people get… Read More »Biscuit Recipe
Cornbread is a Native American cuisine made from dried and ground maize. The European explorers learnt the recipe from Chickasaw, Cherokee, Creek and Choctaw tribes… Read More »Cornbread Recipe
Quiche is originally a French dish, but adding cream and eggs to it was practised by Italian and English homes. The dish at its basic… Read More »Quiche Recipe
If you are looking for a delicious and sweet treat you will probably want to make this simple cinnamon swirl bread. This recipe uses ingredients… Read More »Cinnamon Swirl Bread Recipe
My wife and I recently had our second child and I prepared a triple batch of these lactation cookies to help her produce more breast… Read More »Lactation Cookies Recipe
These baked chicken taquitos use flour tortillas and are delicious and easy to prepare. This recipe is a great way to use up leftover cooked… Read More »Easy Baked Chicken Taquitos Recipe
Sugar cookies are one of the most classic and delicious sweets to prepare for Christmas and the holiday season. What is great about sugar cookies is that they are easy to prepare. These sugar cookies are a little bit different and use sour cream. I would say that the texture is more like that of a cake than a cookie. Once the dough is prepared and the cookies are baked, they are coated with frosting and sprinkles if desired. The frosting is just a simple combination of butter, powdered sugar, vanilla extract, and milk. You can add food coloring if you want, I used blue. These are easy to prepare in large batches if needed. Enjoy.
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There are all different ways to prepare truffles but they usually consist of some type of filling and are coated in chocolate. If you need… Read More »How to Make Chocolate Truffles
A lot of the time I will settle for boneless chicken breasts but the truth is, roasting bone-in chicken breast with the skin on in the oven is far more flavorful and delicious. The chicken in his recipe is coated with seasoning and then fried in a pan for a few minutes and finished cooking in the oven. You can cook these fully in the oven if you want but the cook-time will be a little longer, so make sure that you check the chicken with a meat thermometer to make sure that it is fully cooked. Frying the chicken breast in the pan helps to get the skin crispy. I like to throw in a few cut up red potatoes cover in olive oil with a little salt and pepper. It is delicious. Enjoy.
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During the colder months, I love to prepare a whole chicken in the oven. This recipe for roasted chicken with lemon and garlic is delicious. The chicken is spread with a lemon garlic butter mixture and then stuffed with lemons and fresh rosemary and onion and then baked to perfection. You will want to use fresh ingredients for this recipe for the best flavor possible. This dish is great to prepare for dinner any night of the week or for the upcoming holiday season. I like to serve this chicken with flavored rice. Enjoy.
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The Boston Cream Pie is an American classic. This dish was first created by a chef in Boston. The truth is, this isn’t a pie at all, it is a cake. This cake consists of cake layers that are filled with vanilla custard and topped with a chocolate glaze. If you have concerns that this recipe is hard to prepare, the use of instant vanilla pudding makes this recipe easy to make. This recipe does not use multiple cake layers but one cake prepared in a 9-inch pan that is cooled and sliced in half. You may be concerned that the cake will not look nice after slicing it in half but just be careful when you are slicing it and it should turn out fine. You will want to make sure you follow the mixing and baking directions closely so that the cake has the right texture. Enjoy.
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It’s that time of the year again for pumpkin. These pumpkin cheesecake truffles are easy to make and taste great. There are very few ingredients in this recipe and you can make these in large batches if you want. The process of preparing these truffles is very simple. Yellow cake mix and canned pumpkin is baked in the oven and then mixed with cream cheese and rolled into balls. The cheesecake bites are then dipped into melted chocolate and then dried until the coating is hardened. If you want you can even drizzle additional melted chocolate at the end after the initial coating has hardened.
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This chocolate zucchini bread is a great way to make good use of the fresh zucchini from your garden. This recipe calls for 2 cups of grated zucchini and that will come from about 1 large or 2 or 3 small zucchini. This bread gets the chocolate flavor from both cocoa powder and chocolate chips. This is a very easy recipe to prepare and is extremely delicious. EnjoyRead More »Chocolate Zucchini Bread Recipe
These turkey stuffed peppers are a delicious and healthy meal. This recipe consists of bell peppers that are sliced in half and then stuffed with a seasoned ground turkey and rice mixture and topped with shredded cheddar cheese. The stuffed peppers are baked in the oven until tender. The meat mixture gets the flavor from tomato sauce, garlic powder, cumin, and cilantro. These stuffed peppers are a great way to make use of peppers from your garden. Enjoy!
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These turkey meatballs are Italian style and are stuffed with cubes of mozzarella cheese. The meatballs use classic Italian ingredients such as garlic, Italian seasoning, Romano cheese, and fresh parsley. The meatballs are baked in the oven and then served with a homemade sauce. The sauce is just a simple combination of crushed tomatoes, salt, pepper, sugar, Italian seasoning, and red pepper flakes. The red pepper flakes add a little kick to the sauce without making it too spicy. The original recipe called for browning the meatballs in oil on the stovetop before baking them but I cooked them fully in the oven. Using turkey in meatballs is a healthier alternative than ground beef. Serve with cooked pasta. Enjoy.
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This crunchy potato casserole is a classic and easy side-dish to prepare for the holidays. Simply place all ingredients in a casserole dish and then… Read More »Crunchy Potato Casserole Recipe
These almond thumbprint cookies are great to prepare for Christmas! There are three parts to this recipe- the dough, the filling, and the glaze. You will want to plan ahead for this recipe because the dough needs to be chilled for at least 4 hours before preparing the cookies for baking. You can prepare the dough the night before and make the cookies in the morning if you wish. The filling is simply raspberry jam but you can use other flavors as well—I used raspberry, apricot, and blackberry. The glaze is a combination of confectioners’ sugar, milk, and vanilla or almond extract. Enjoy.
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If you are looking for a delicious stuffing recipe for the holidays, this one is perfect. I prepared this sausage and herb stuffing for Thanksgiving this year and it was a big hit. What makes this stuffing so amazing is the use of fresh herbs such as sage, rosemary and parsley and the use of sweet Italian sausage. This recipe uses pre-made stuffing cubes to help save time and makes this dish easy to prepare. Onions, garlic, and celery are sautéed in butter and then added to the bread cubes along with various ingredients. The sausage is cooked in the same skillet as the celery and onion mixture. Once the ingredients are mixed with the stuffing cubes, the dish is placed into the oven and baked until golden brown on top. The top of the casserole should be brown and crunchy. Enjoy.
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Baked ziti is a staple of Italian-American cuisine. It is similar to a traditional lasagna casserole but easier to cook and doesn’t have as many… Read More »Baked Ziti Casserole Recipe
These BBQ turkey meatballs are a healthier alternative to using ground beef. Preparing this recipe is very easy—the ingredients for the meatballs are mixed in a bowl and then rolled into small balls. Then they are placed into the oven and baked until they are fully cooked. A bbq sauce is prepared for a glaze. The bbq sauce combines a pre-made bbq sauce with ingredients such as ketchup and mustard. These meatballs go great served for dinner or as an appetizer. Enjoy.
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Something about colder weather just makes you crave cheesy, rich casseroles, right? This French onion chicken casserole makes a delicious dinner and it’s very easy… Read More »Easy French Onion Chicken Casserole Recipe
This is a copycat recipe for the Malibu Chicken at Sizzlers Restaurant. Unfortunately, we not do have a Sizzler’s here but the recipe looked delicious.… Read More »Malibu Chicken Recipe
The ingredients of poutine go great on a freshly baked pizza. I came up with this idea from a poutine pizza that was on the menu at Pizza Hut in Canada recently. The sauce is a homemade gravy that gets a lot of flavor from beef broth, garlic, and ketchup. The pizza is topped off with French fries, sliced steak, and cheese curds. French fries may seem a little weird on a pizza and you may want to go easy on them. I like to use the home-style frozen French fries that you buy in the store but you can also make your own if you would prefer. This recipe is a little time consuming and I like to use a store bought pizza crust to save time. If there is any extra gravy you can use it to drizzle on top of the pizza or for dipping. If you are looking for a rather unique pizza recipe, give this one a try. Enjoy.
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This recipe is very similar to the chicken artichoke flatbread pizza at Outback Steakhouse. Flatbread is topped off with an artichoke spread, chicken, mozzarella cheese, and parmesan cheese and then baked in the oven. Once the pizza has finished baking it is then topped with additional fresh spinach and shredded parmesan cheese. The chicken can be grilled, baked or pan fried—whichever you would prefer. The artichoke spread is very similar to spinach and artichoke dip and consists of ingredients such as fresh spinach, canned artichokes and cream cheese. You can use a package of frozen spinach that is thawed instead of the fresh if you would prefer. If you are looking for a great tasting dinner or appetizer to serve for football season, this recipe is perfect for you. Enjoy.
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During the colder months an excellent recipe to prepare in the oven is Italian baked chicken. This recipe consists of chicken coated with breadcrumbs and topped with marinara sauce, ricotta cheese, and mozzarella cheese. You can use your favorite brand of marinara sauce or even make your own if you want. This dish is very similar to chicken parmesan with the addition of ricotta cheese. The ingredients can easily be doubled if you want to make enough to serve 4 people. I like to serve this recipe with extra heated marinara and linguini noodles. Enjoy.
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The ingredients of a fajita go perfect on top of a pizza crust. This recipe was originally for a grilled steak fajita pizza but I decided to make it on the oven instead. This pizza is topped with a spicy tomato sauce, Mexican cheese blend, seasoned steak, red onion, poblano peppers and cilantro. The spicy tomato sauce is a simple combination of diced tomatoes, oregano, salt, pepper, and chili powder. You can cook the steak according to the method of your choice. You could leave the steak whole, season it, grill it and then slice it. What I did was first sliced the steak into thin strips, then seasoned it and fried it in the pan. You can also sauté the pepper and onions in a little olive oil if you would prefer instead of putting them on the pizza raw. Enjoy.
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If you are looking for an easy way to prepare chicken enchiladas, this recipe may be just what you need. This recipe uses store bought enchilada sauce and a mixture of sour cream and cream of chicken soup to create the sauce. The chicken is shredded and then mixed with ingredients such as green onion, taco seasoning and lime juice. You can use leftover cooked chicken or cook it yourself and then shred it. Another good option would be to use the meat from a cooked rotisserie chicken. There are various types of cheeses that will work in this recipe such as cheddar, Monterey jack or Mexican cheese blend. Toppings include black olives and green onions. Some other good choices for toppings would be sour cream, salsa, lettuce and tomato. Enjoy.
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This BBQ chicken French bread pizza is perfect if you are looking to prepare a quick and delicious dinner. This pizza uses a loaf of French bread for the crust and is topped with bbq sauce, mozzarella cheese, red onion, chicken and cilantro. You can use whatever type of BBQ sauce you prefer for this recipe and the pizza will have a different flavor depending on which type you select. If you want to make this recipe even easier— you can use the meat from a cooked rotisserie chicken and mix it with the BBQ sauce. You can also grill the chicken instead of baking it if you would prefer. You can also experiment with different types of cheeses—cheddar or smoked Gouda may be good options. Enjoy.
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These meatballs are loaded with great tasting ingredients such as applewood smoked bacon and cheese. What is really great about these meatballs is that they have a different flavor than most meatballs that I have tried. The meatballs get a lot of their flavor from the onion soup mix that is mixed into them. These meatballs are baked in the oven so no pan-frying is required. To make things even better, this recipe includes a homemade marinara sauce. The marinade sauce gets a lot of its flavor from fresh basil and oregano and a little heat from the crushed red pepper flakes. This recipe can easily be doubled or tripled to serve a large crowd. Enjoy.
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Crispy cheddar chicken is one of those dishes that use a few basic ingredients to create something that is incredibly tasty. There is nothing complex about this recipe—the chicken is dipped first into milk and then rolled in a crushed Ritz cracker and cheddar cheese mixture. The breaded chicken is placed into the oven and baked to perfection. Once the chicken is removed from the oven is it topped off with a sauce that is a combination of cream of chicken soup, butter, and sour cream. This recipe makes a great dinner for any night of the week. I like to serve this dish with wild rice. Enjoy.
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It doesn’t get much easier than using French bread to make a delicious pizza for dinner. This recipe for chicken French bread pizza is perfect for those nights when you do not have much time to cook. Instead of taking the time to deal with a pizza crust, using French bread is so much easier. To make things go even faster, this recipe uses the meat from a cooked rotisserie chicken! The pizza gets most of its flavor from a garlic, Romano and butter mixture that is spread onto the bread halves before being topped with chopped chicken and cheese. If you cannot find Romano cheese grated asiago or parmesan will work in its place. If you are looking for a dinner that is both easy and delicious, give this one a try. Enjoy.
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This crab and artichoke dip is a delicious appetizer to prepare to any part or event. If you are looking for a good dip recipe to serve for your upcoming Super Bowl party, you will want to give this one a try. This dip gets a lot of its flavor from the crab meat and the Asiago cheese. If you do not want to use Asiago cheese, Monterey jack or mozzarella will work as well. The process to making this dip recipe is very simple—all of the ingredients for the dip are mixed in a bowl and then spooned into a baking dish, the dip is then placed into the oven and baked to perfection. This dip is then topped with a fresh pico de gallo for even more great flavor! I really enjoyed the extra flavor provided by the pic de gallo but you could leave it out if you would prefer—this dip would still taste great. Enjoy.
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These turkey and cheese sliders make an excellent appetizer for football season and to bring to any potluck or event. They check the two main… Read More »Poppy Seed Turkey Sliders
If you are wondering how to make garlic cheese bread, it is not hard at all. To make this delicious bread you simply layer garlic… Read More »How to Make Garlic Cheese Bread