Easy New Orleans Jambalaya
Indiana Pork Sandwiches
When it comes to football, we often have favorite foods to go with our favorite teams. But our favorite teams don’t always make it to the Super Bowl. When that happens, focus on where the teams come from and serve favorites from those areas.
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Easy New [...]
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BBQ Chicken Sandwiches
BBQ Beef Sandwiches
Gas and charcoal grills might be put away for the winter, but barbecue sauce never goes out of season. While you might not be able to bring the grill indoors, you can bring barbecue flavor to meat cooked indoors by swapping the quick-cooking grill for a slow-cooking oven or stovetop.
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Skillet Chicken and Broccoli
Skillet Pork Chops with Mushroom Gravy
Cooking meals in a skillet is a quick and easy way to get dinner on the table with less mess. But sometimes it’s challenging to make these meals flavorful since they don’t benefit from the slower cooking that allows seasonings to blend. One solution is to [...]
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It should come as no surprise that I like shopping for gifts for friends that enjoy cooking. Usually I like to give a combination gift, such as a pizza cookbook with a pizza pan, a Chinese cookbook with jars of ginger and oyster sauce, and a grilling cookbook with a vegetable grill basket.
When I [...]
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Saucey Baked Pork Chops
Oven-Barbecued Pork Chops
Pork chops are versatile and tasty addition to any evening meal. Although lean cuts of pork can get tough if overcooked, pork chops topped with sauce and baked in the oven usually come out tender and delicious.
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Ground Meat Goulash
Beef Goulash Soup
Even though its name might be synonymous with “clean out the refrigerator,” goulash is actually a stew that originated in Hungary. There are many variations of this dish, but most start with beef, onions, vegetables, and spices and are served over noodles. However you make it, goulash is a satisfying and [...]
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It should surprise anyone that I love Thanksgiving. A holiday that revolves around food? That’s my idea of a holiday!
Day One: Thanksgiving
My menu was probably pretty similar to many other families’ menus. We had mashed potatoes, butternut squash, green bean casserole, mashed turnip, stuffing, and, of course, turkey.
After the leftovers were put away and the [...]
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Turkey Pot Pie
Wild Rice Turkey Dish
Few things are as tasty as a sandwich made with leftover Thanksgiving turkey. But sometimes the amount of leftover turkey is greater than the number of sandwiches one family can eat. By baking up something different, you can breath new life into those leftovers.
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Turkey Pot Pie
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Since rediscovering my recipe for Tomato Spinach Spirals last month, I have made this recipe a bunch of times. Tonight, I had the house to myself. Instead of having pizza or Chinese food, I chose to make Tomato Spinach Spirals just so that I could stuff myself [...]
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Turkey!
Pumpkin Cheese Ball
Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Easy Stuffing
Traditional Pumpkin Pie
Thanksgiving is in less than a week! Don’t even get me started about how fast this year has flown by.
First up — the main event.
For the actual turkey, I’m a big fan of the Good Eats Roast Turkey. I usually skip the aromatics, but the brine is [...]
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