Tastee Recipe June 9, 2015 - Tastee Recipe

Super Simple Comfort Food With A Hot Chili Twist

Super Simple Comfort Food With A Hot Chili Twist

My family loves chili mac and we have made it twenty different ways over the years from casseroles to in the frying pan. This one pot chili macaroni and cheese recipe makes it so easy to make this down home comfort food.

There is nothing like having a big bowl of chili mac on a cold winter day. This hearty meal will surely be a hit with your family, Or with all your friends at the next tailgate.

Original Recipe damndelicious

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This Sweet Caramelized Pork Is A Winner! YUM!!!

There is nothing like some sweet porky goodness to charm the socks off your family or friends at your next meal. This sweet caramelized pork recipe has the pork coming out fork tender with the really tastee Asian inspired flavor.

It has just the right amount of sweetness to compliment the meat – in fact, you’ll probably want to make this every other day from now on!

Original recipe picturetherecipe

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This Beef Lo Mein Is So Easy You’re Not Going To Believe It!

If you like beef lo mein this recipe is delicious and super easy to do. You will look like a professional chef to all your friends or family members!

Many people shy away from preparing Asian food because it seems like a daunting task. But this beef lo mein recipe is a great starter recipe for Asian food. Please let us know what you think and as always please share with your friends and family.

Original recipe momsdish

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Crispy On The Outside, So Juicy And Delicious On The Inside

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If your household is anything like ours you are always looking for fresh and tastee ways to do chicken. This crispy cornflake chicken recipe will not disappoint you.

It is nice and crispy on the outside with a bit of a nutty flavor from the cornflakes, and very juicy on the inside because the thick coating on the outside traps all the juices inside the chicken. You will be surprised how easy these are to make especially when you taste how delicious they are when done.

Original recipe lifeinthegreenhouse

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My Tummy Asked Me To Make This Easy Tiramisu Cheesecake Dessert So I Kind Of Had To!

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This really easy tiramisu cheesecake dessert recipe combines my two favorite desserts into an easy to make substitute that may surpass the originals in some ways. No spring form pans, no wondering if your cake is going to crash as it cools. This really tasty dessert is great for a tailgate or any family holiday or get together. I mean, really, who doesn’t like cheesecake? I can see why the Golden Girls always turned to the soft and sweet dessert when they needed to have one of their late night chats around the kitchen table.

Cheesecake is probably one of my most favorite desserts to eat, especially this heavenly tiramisu kind. It’s rich, creamy, flavorful, and totally addicting. And guess what else it is?! Easy to make! You probably think you have to be some sort of pastry chef to master this recipe but I’m telling you that you do not. If I can make this tiramisu cheesecake anyone can. Enjoy!

Please let us know what you think of this dessert and please share with all your friends.

Original recipe tasteofhome

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Quick Tip: I like to serve extra whipped topping with this lovely cheesecake.

Pop-pop! Cheese Poppers Wrapped In Bacon, Wow!

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Well we know we cannot go wrong with bacon, cheese and chili peppers, so here is a fresh take on a popper. This is a very simple and easy recipe but don’t let that fool you!

Something about the use of a pepper other than a jalapeno and the way these are constructed make them a more attractive appetizer in my opinion. Or maybe it’s just that they taste so oh-my-goodness-delicious! Beware – if you’re making these for a family gathering, you should probably make two or three batches. They will still be gone in the blink of an eye!

My picky eater does not enjoy spicy foods or any kind of peppers at all. That’s why my jaw dropped when he wanted to have a taste – and he actually ate three of these in one go! If you knew this little guy, that would be your proof that these poppers are totally scrumptious! But since you don’t, you’re just going to have to take my word for it – until you give these a try yourself!

Recipe and image courtesy of Yummy

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Quick tip: Try turkey bacon for a leaner option!

Who Would Have Thought Bacon and Brown Sugar Go Together So Well?

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I ran across this great savory and sweet recipe and I just had to give it a try. These little smokies are a great tailgate or holiday appetizer – and once you have a taste, your world will never be the same again.

These little guys will make you want to eat a whole plate of them because of the contrast of the smokiness of the bacon and lil’ smokie compared to the sweetness of the brown sugar and the richness of the butter. They are sure to be a family favorite – and if you’re making these for a party, prepare to share the recipe with every single guest!

Let’s hear it from our friends over at Tasty Kitchen:

These were super easy to make and don’t take that long to cook. Made them for Harvest Party tonight and I put them in crock pot after they were cooked to keep warm. Everyone liked them. Will be making them again soon.

Recipe and image courtesy of Tasty Kitchen

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Quick tip: Try turkey bacon for a different flavor!

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