Some flavor combinations are just meant to be: chocolate and peanut butter, hot pepper and lime, and ginger and orange. The last one is showcased in an elegant bundt cake that's company-ready.
A romantic dinner doesn't mean having to make reservations and get away from home. On the contrary, home can be the ultimate in romantic, if you plan ahead a little and think outside of the box … especially the take-out box!
When things get a little ho-hum around home, it's time to make a dipping dinner. Whether that means breaking out the fondue pot or making my favorite dips for chips and such, there's nothing quite like warm, delicious dips to turn a frown upside down!
Think getting dinner on the table in less than a half hour is asking too much? Think making sure that dinner is elegant and easy is asking way too much? Get ready for a guest-worthy menu idea that will have you accepting praise from friends and family alike when it's time to sit down to dinner.
I'm not really a football fan, but I am a fan of the tradition of gathering together and enjoying all manner of snacks and small bites. So, in the spirit of camaraderie that brings fans of all kinds together, I'm offering a warm, cheesy dip that will have everyone cheering.
Mix up tradition this holiday season with cookie bars that have been infused with pumpkin caramel and sprinkled with fleur de sel. They are just the right mix of fancy and fun. Kids and adults alike will enjoy them and they can be made several days before any gathering. This recipe is something to add to your thankful list!
The thing about comfort food is that it tends to consist of tried and true dishes that are well-loved, but entirely predictable. Sometimes it can be great fun to take one of those dishes -- like Tater Tot Casserole -- and give it a makeover. In this case, this is "Nacho" Mother's Tater Tot Casserole!
Quiche is versatile and delicious. And now, it's really easy to make gluten free. Of course, you could forego a crust, but why miss out when you can make a fantastic cheese-infused crispy hash brown crust the base for this fantastic dish?
Eggnog is synonymous with the holidays, but you don't have to stop at pouring it into a glass and raising it in a festive toast. It's a fantastic ingredient in all manner of traditional and nontraditional holiday fare. Why not try something on the nontraditional side with a festive Eggnog Dessert Pizza that has eggnog flavor baked right into the crust?
About a week of contemplating results in a beautiful bowl of soup with a velvety texture and a flavor that brings together the essence of fall. Featuring parsnips and pears and highlighted with nutmeg-crusted goat cheese, it's a fantastic soup course option for your holiday entertaining or a comforting lunch alongside a grilled cheese sandwich. Bring on the snow -- this soup will keep you warm!
