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It’s a Hearty Taste of Italy – In Casserole Form!

23 September 2015
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If you are looking for something low-hassle to put together for a midweek dinner, this Easy Pizza Casserole is a good option. It’s simple to put together and bakes in under half an hour. It’s also easily expanded, if you want to use it for something like a large potluck. It doesn’t get much easier than seven ingredients and a sub-half-hour bake time. If your family likes pizza, they’ll enjoy this casserole.  As-is, it makes six to eight servings.

 

Of course, if you need more than that, you can readily double, likely even triple, the recipe without too much trouble. It also happens to be rather versatile. You could make this twice a week with small alterations, and it’ll be like a whole new dish!

 

Recipe and photo courtesy of Cookies & Cups

 

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Quick tip: Use a 9″ x 13″ baking dish for this recipe.

This Chowder Will Leave You Feeling Like The Ruler Of The Sea

31 August 2015
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    If you’re like me and you couldn’t imagine your life without shrimp and cheese, you will LOVE this New England Shrimp Chowder!  And with the Cheddar Bay Biscuits and a simple salad, if you like, you have an easy full meal.  This would be a big hit at parties, but you could make it for dinner at home most any night of the week without too much trouble.

     

    When I first came across this recipe, I thought, “What a great idea for Halloween, without the pumpkin overload!”  But there was no way that I could wait for something that looked so good.  I love my seafood dishes, and how could I pass up trying something so easy to put together? It turned out so delicious that it deserves a place in our dinner rotation!

     

    Recipe and photo courtesy of Musing Maine-iac.

     

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    Quick Tip: You don’t have to serve this meal with Cheddar Bay Biscuits. In fact, you can use a regular slice of bread for dipping if you want.

     

    You Won’t Believe What Is In These Potatoes!!!

    31 July 2015
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    The best EVER potato dish – and super simple, too!

    I absolutely love au-gratin potatoes I will order them by default anytime I am at the steakhouse. Most of the time, though, they are considered a side dish – but it doesn’t have to be that way! This recipe has a unique twist.

    If you’re like me, you’d be happy to have just au-gratin potatoes for dinner, seven days a week, and you wouldn’t get tired of them! With this recipe your family might not think you’re crazy anymore, because you can now amp up the side dish and turn it into your main course. Not only do these potatoes have the normal cheese and somewhat normal bacon, but these also have full boneless skinless chicken breasts which actually turns this in to a complete meal.

    Not only is this easy but with the addition of the boneless skinless breasts it is relatively healthy as well. This would be perfect for your next pot luck or tailgate party. Please let us know how yours turns out and as always please share with all of your friends.

    Recipe and image courtesy of Get off your butt and bake

     

     

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    Quick tip: Use a mandolin slicer to speed up making this dish!

    You Will Never Want Store Bought Again!

    12 July 2015
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    Don’t Tell Me You Haven’t Tried These Yet!

    Let me tell you something. I never ever thought there could be such a thing as gourmet Tater Tots. But here I am, trying to convince you there is! If you give this recipe a chance I promise you will not be disappointed.

    These are tasty, very easy to make and just looking at them makes my mouth water. These little potato pillows of deliciousness are also freezer friendly. Make them in large batches when you have time, throw them in the freezer and you’ll have them ready just as easily as the grocery store version! You can really surprise your next dinner party, potluck or tailgate just don’t say anything like they are regular tater tots and everyone will be asking where you got them.

    You know what my favorite thing is, though? I have two very picky eaters in the house – and they both absolutely love these homemade tater tots. That alone makes this recipe a huge winner! Please let us know how yours turn out and please share with all of your friends.

    Original Recipe Damn Delicious

     

     

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    Quick Tip: Try new flavors and change the seasonings to whatever you prefer!

    This Super Easy And Delicious Chicken Salad Won’t Break The Bank!

    07 July 2015
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    Let Me Tell You Right Now, This Is The ONLY Lunch Salad Recipe You’ll Ever Need

    Are you bored of your regular lunch salad recipe? The same one you’ve brought to work every other day for the last year? I know the feeling. But there’s no need to worry, because I’ve also found the solution!

    This chicken salad is super versatile and really quite easy to prepare. I used the Greek yogurt and some low-fat croissants for mine only because I am trying to eat healthier, but I bet this recipe would be crazy good with some of my homemade mayo.

    Also, I am not a huge celery fan, so I used pickled okra in mine to replace the celery. It was really good – or if you like celery keep this as is! This is a great pre-made lunch to take to work because you can make large batches and it keeps well. You can change the flavors so that you won’t get bored – and you’ll save a bunch of money when you don’t have to go out for lunch!

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    Quick Tip: I like to add a few squeezes of fresh lemon juice to this chicken salad for a yummy kick!

    Make This Southern Classic And Watch Mama Cry Tears Of Joy

    06 July 2015
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    One of my main concerns when cooking chicken (with any recipe, really) is that it might turn out dry. No-one enjoys dry chicken and it’s such a disappointment when you’ve spent a lot of time to prepare for the meal. With this one, I didn’t have to worry. Oh my, this recipe is amazing! The marinade is off the charts and really makes for a juicy breast.

     

    The batter is great; the addition of the Old Bay was a cool twist. The next time I do this chicken, I am going to use my Paul Prudhomme Cajun seasoning instead just to see how it turns out. This is sure to be a family favorite, great for you next get-together at home – or bring your portable fryer to a potluck or tailgate!

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    Quick Tip: Serve this awesome fried chicken with mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, and buttermilk biscuits for a complete meal.

     

    Mouth Watering Roasted Honey Chicken: How To Make Magic With Simple Ingredients

    04 June 2015
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    Savor The Flavors Of Sweet Honey And Seasonings Baked Onto Tender Chicken Breasts When You Make This Recipe

    This honey roasted chicken recipe comes out perfectly! In fact, the proof is in how well it smells as it’s cooking. I mean, wow, just wow! I was cooking this meal up the other day and my husband came in from working outside and was wondering how long before we could eat this flavorful masterpiece. Now, if you know anything about my husband, it’s that nothing, not even food, can pull him away from his work. You can’t ask for a better balance between savory and sweet.

    It was perfectly cooked, tender and juicy inside but with the skin crispy! This really is reminiscent of some down home southern cooking for sure. The original poster of this recipe said that she liked this as a child so this is some home cooking, just not sure from what area of the country. The kicker to all of this is how simple and easy this Tastee recipe really is.

    I will definitely be adding this recipe to my top secret recipe box. A gem like this should be kept with care 🙂

    Recipe and image courtesy of Oh Sweet Basil.

     

     

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    Quick tip: Serve this meal up with a side of roasted baby carrots, red potatoes, and a side salad.

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