Bacon, cheddar and a homemade ranch aioli completes these delicious pub burgers.
by morgan4102 and filed in Main Courses, Pasta
Quicker than a 30-minute meal, so easy and so good.
by machellebelle and filed in Main Courses, Pasta, Slow Cooker
A classic pasta recipe from Utica, New York. Some like it spicier, but this is my favorite version. Feel free to add a hot pepper if you like!
by starangel82 and filed in Main Courses, Pasta
A short and simple pasta recipe that is really yummy. You can make it for one or for as many as you want.
by mlbmlb and filed in Casseroles, Main Courses
A quick meal for busy nights, easy to adjust to your family’s tastes.
by Abigaele and filed in Homemade Ingredients, Main Courses
I will never buy an envelope of taco seasoning again. I did not like the taste of it, but thought it was the only option. (Pictured, in a small prep bowl, is a double batch.)
by shecancook2 and filed in Main Courses, Pasta
Linguine with ‘frutti di mare’ or ‘fruits of the sea’ sauteed in a garlic, butter and white wine sauce served with chopped parsley! DELICIOUS!
by julip1882 and filed in Casseroles, Main Courses
Yes, I’m from Minnesota and it’s called a “hot dish.”
And any Minnesota “hot dish” is not a hot dish without cream of mushroom soup!
This is good, made from things that may be right in your pantry and fridge. It’s tasty and even tastier the next day.
by shecancook2 and filed in Main Courses, Pasta
Potato dumplings are drenched in a gorgonzola-cream sauce! Quick, easy, and sure to impress!!
by annforstie and filed in Casseroles, Main Courses
This is sort of like a tuna casserole, only with vegetable soup instead of cream of fill-in-the-blank soup, and cheesy biscuits instead of noodles. So, not at all like tuna casserole.
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