This salad has a lot of crunch and texture and takes minutes to put together. It pairs beautifully with pork and chicken and makes a creative side for your favorite soups and sandwiches.
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Continuing our focus on healthier eating, fries get a makeover with oven roasting replacing frying, sweet potatoes replacing regular spuds, and a fantastic seasoning mix bringing it all together. Plus … the secret to crispy oven fries every time!
Rich and warming, this versatile stew can be made meatless or with chicken. With sweet potatoes, hot peppers, cauliflower, kale, sun dried tomatoes, garlic, ginger, and peanut butter, meat in the meal is utterly optional and this comfort food stew will put you in cozy mode either way.
Tostadas answer the question "what's for breakfast/lunch/dinner?" in a way that will bring smiles all 'round the table. A great vehicle for leftovers, ingredients that didn't quite get used in a previous recipe, and your own creativity.
This coleslaw is a great make ahead salad for tailgating, potlucks, and more. Add a bright splash of color to your autumn menus with a dish that, much like soups and stews, lasts several days and has a flavor that finds more depth over time.
A recent trip to the Asian grocery store provides oodles of inspiration for quick and delicious noodle bowls for lunch. Everything from new dishware to clever ingredients make midday meals downright perfect.
About 20 minutes and an air fryer later can give you a batch of out of this world teriyaki salmon bites. Tweak some bottled teriyaki sauce to make it more air fryer friendly and you'll be delighting in a downright spectacular dinner that can be on the table in less time than it takes to have pizza delivered.
Using plain breadcrumbs in the tuna cake mix and panko breadcrumbs as a coating gives these a tender interior with a crisp exterior. Serve them atop a fresh salad, on an English muffin as a creative benedict, or on their own topped with a clever remoulade.
A clever baked meal uses a muffin top pan to make perfect portions. The result is 3 personal meatloaves alongside 3 matching mounds of perfectly roasted cheese crusted potatoes. Make yourself a salad and dinner is done!
A simple salad that plays well with others is just a few minutes away … if you fry a couple extra slices of bacon in advance. Toss spinach, pear, blue cheese, and nuts with the aforementioned bacon to make a delightful salad. Add sliced leftover chicken or pork to transform it into a main dish salad too.