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NY strip steaks (or your favorite cut) are rubbed with a combination of chili powder, salt, oregano, and coriander a couple hours before grilling.
Bell peppers are stuffed with Italian-style turkey sausage, tomatoes, brown rice, and smoked cheese.
A homestyle tuna casserole made in the crock pot - with a delicious nutty twist to it!
Skip the commercial teriyaki sauce and try this homemade version made with just a few simple ingredients.
This simple dish is made with your choice of pasta, garlic, olive oil, and lots of fresh Parmesan cheese.
A single cookie ready in 60 seconds. Made with standard chocolate chip cookie ingredients, 1 ramekin, and a microwave.
This version of sloppy joes is made with browned ground beef, tomato soup, black pepper, and Worcestershire sauce and served on hamburger buns.
This simple recipe is made with chicken dredged in flour, butter, lemon juice onion, and garlic. Bake and baste as directed.
Week In Review: August 8, 2015
by Staff WriterDid you miss a featured recipe this week? No problem, we've got you covered (because they were delicious and we love to share good food!).
NY strip steaks (or your favorite cut) are rubbed with a combination of chili powder, salt, oregano, and coriander a couple hours before grilling.Bell peppers are stuffed with Italian-style turkey sausage, tomatoes, brown rice, and smoked cheese.A homestyle tuna casserole made in the crock pot - with a delicious nutty twist to it!Skip the commercial teriyaki sauce and try this homemade version made with just a few simple ingredients.This simple dish is made with your choice of pasta, garlic, olive oil, and lots of fresh Parmesan cheese.A single cookie ready in 60 seconds. Made with standard chocolate chip cookie ingredients, 1 ramekin, and a microwave.This version of sloppy joes is made with browned ground beef, tomato soup, black pepper, and Worcestershire sauce and served on hamburger buns.This simple recipe is made with chicken dredged in flour, butter, lemon juice onion, and garlic. Bake and baste as directed.