Sometimes, you just want something sweet. If you are lucky, you can reach for a candy bar … one you've made, of course! Get a simple recipe for a decadent treat just in time to start your weekend right. Oh, how sweet it is!
Let's face it - we could all use a bit of delicious and these bars have it all. Creamy pumpkin cheesecake, plus a drizzle of chocolate and caramel along with crunchy praline pecans. Yum!
Sometimes you need a good hearty meatless meal idea and you don't want to spend hours assembling it. If that's the case, get ready for a vegetarian chili that can be done in a half hour in your Instant Pot.
The recent confluence of St. Patrick's Day and the popularity of sliders makes for a fun and creative mini-sandwich that really impresses. Next time you are hosting a gathering, whether it be for watching the big game, playing tabletop games, or just gathering with friends and loved ones, consider these delightful morsels!
Rhubarb and blueberries swimming in a custardy filling over a butter cookie crust is just the treat you need to help pick up your afternoon with a cup of coffee or tea.
Pocket sandwiches can be found in the freezer section of your grocery store. However, if you've got about a half hour, they can be assembled and baked at home with ingredients you can pronounce and customization you won't find in the freezer.
Whether it’s figuring out how to pick out a good watermelon or cantaloupe, finding that perfect lime for your cocktail, or grabbing the best avocado for your guacamole, there really is nothing more satisfying than picking out the perfect fruit.
Keep your camp cooking simple with one pot camping meals (or one skillet meals) by using the same pot and grill to cook all your ingredients together. We’ve broken meal ideas down by the time of day, with helpful tips and tricks you’ll need to make cooking outdoors fun!
Whether you are planning a traditional Thanksgiving with all the trimmings or planning something a little different or just having pizza and beer with loved ones, may your Thanksgiving holiday be filled with people you love and opportunities to spend time with them in ways that bring you joy.
What happens if you take the season's best vegetables, introduce them to a grill, and toss them with a light and herby dressing? You will experience the most amazing ratatouille you've ever had and you'll be out gathering more vegetables while the season lasts!
Part cheesecake, part muffin, and part pie, these bites are all delicious. Refrigerated crescent dough and premade pie filling make these gems extra quick and easy to bake.
Sometimes you just need a good tuna melt and that's what we're serving up this time around. When you don't have a lot of time, this sandwich delivers a tasty, filling meal in about 15 minutes. Add chips, a salad, and a pickle and you are beating deli timing and pricing!
Green salad meets fruit salad with this super simple, delightfully fresh salad. Get all the texture and flavor you want in a salad and let it play a supporting role to all manner of entrees or boost it slightly and let it play the starring role!
Traditionally, the day after Thanksgiving involves soup and it can be very simple if you plan ahead and prep some of it in advance and rely on leftovers for the rest! Enjoy the simpler things and take the day off.
Embrace the fading festivity of the recent holidays by using that last bit of eggnog in an entirely festive, decadent dessert. A little planning ahead will have you enjoying rich, creamy creme brûlée infused with the flavor of our waning holiday season.
Normally, the week after Thanksgiving has us beginning December, but this year we're granted another week of November. Take advantage of it by embracing a quick and seasonal Autumn Beef and Vegetable Lo Mein.
This delightful morning treat can be assembled the night before for a no effort morning meal, which is just what most of us are seeking after Thanksgiving. Beyond that, it's brimming with the delightful combination of apple pie and cinnamon rolls!
The day after Thanksgiving can be almost surreal. If you're lucky, all of the leftover food and the dishes have been taken care of and you are just looking for a little quiet comfort. Maybe a simple chicken dish made in one pan in the oven is just what you need.
When I recently smoked beef short ribs, I knew I needed to work them into one of my favorite simple dinner plans: noodle bowls. Before I knew it, everything from chunks of tender ribs to sweet roasted squash and peppery slices of radish were spending quality time with a nest of noodles and miso broth.
Technology is advancing so quickly that almost everything is now run by some form of computer, whether it be in the kitchen or in the workplace. If you want to check out some of the smartest and most convenient cooking equipment currently available on the market, read on.
