Jul 16 2012
by Amber {Sprinkled With Flour} in Baking, Step-by-Step Recipes
How you do judge a cookie’s success? Mine get tested and approved by a very persnickety five-year-old, who likes to throw around words like “bestest”, and “goodest”, and “totally awesome.” A new one got thrown into the mix today when I tried these Flourless Chocolate, Almond and Coconut Cookies shared by Courtney. A declaration […]
Sometimes, you just need a warm, comforting supper; something that will fill your belly and keep you satisfied. This casserole (or, as I like to call it, hotdish) is admittedly not the most healthy on earth. But, trust me, Terri’s recipe is worth the extra calories. Let me show you how it goes together. […]
Are you ready for some smoky heat? Well, you have definitely come to the right place. This salad is filled with the flavors of summer: fresh lettuce, ripe avocado and tomatoes. Top that with herb and spice-infused rice, black beans and corn, plus some chipotle shrimp and you have one very satisfying meal. These […]
I’m a sucker for anything with pulled pork. When I first stumbled onto this recipe for Sweet Pulled Pork Tacos with Avocado Cream Sauce from TK member 4littlefergusons, my heart literally skipped a beat. Pulled pork tacos with an avocado cream sauce? Heck yes! As the self-proclaimed queen of all things avocado I knew […]
I love homemade salad dressing, but for some odd reason, never make it! Then, after having dinner at a friend’s house a few weeks ago where I tasted the most delicious homemade dressing that she just whipped up a few minutes before the meal, I got inspired. I was ready. Good salad dressing really […]
Jun 18 2012
Aren’t simple recipes the best? Tasty recipes that call for a few simple ingredients, and very little fuss are the ones I turn to time and time again. They’re easy to remember, usually cost very little, and more often than not, with little to muddle the flavors of the few ingredients involved, they usually […]
One of the joys of late spring and early summer is the abundance of rhubarb at the markets and in my neighbors’ backyards. Okay, those neighbors haven’t actually offered to share their rhubarb with me yet, but perhaps I could bribe them with a couple of rhubarb desserts or, better yet, one of these […]
I love baking cakes for friends’ birthdays. I mean, what’s not to like; it’s a celebration of being given one more year, there’s presents, smiles all around, and cake, of course! Today I present you with a cake I made for no celebration at all—simply the celebration of a random Thursday. I encourage you […]
This barbecued shrimp recipe from Food Orleans was utterly wonderful. There was just enough breading and seasoning without it dominating the flavor of the shrimp, but enough to give it a great texture. Jennifer explains that New Orleans style barbecued shrimp is buttered, not barbecued. I’m down with that. Here is […]
As I’m eating less meat these days, I’m always on the look-out for recipes that use beans and legumes. They’re healthy, filling, and full of protein and fiber. But when I think falafel, I think fried and weekend project, too. But Tasty Kitchen member janecooks offers a baked version of the fried favorite that’s […]
Everyone loves a chocolate chip cookie, right? And do you know what’s better than a chocolate chip cookie? A GIANT chocolate chip cookie. Massive. We are talking huge. I think chocolate chip cookies—warm and gooey—are one of life’s greatest comfort foods. They usually have a time and a place: rainy days, snowy nights, summer […]
Now that the days are growing warmer, I’m more in the mood for ice cream. Okay. Forget everything I just said. I’m always in the mood for ice cream, especially homemade ice cream. When Erika suggested this recipe (brought to us by Josie of Daydreamer Desserts), I knew it needed to be made. Soon. I mean, cheesecake ice cream filled with […]
This pie had me at the word easy. Okay, it really had me at chocolate and pie. I was looking for a quick and fancy pie to serve after dinner to celebrate some fantastic report cards, so when I typed the words “easy pie” into the Tasty Kitchen search engine and voilà! I found Sissy’s recipe for Easy Chocolate Pie. […]
If I am asked to bring a food item to a party, I always sign up for dessert. I usually choose to make cookies, because they are my life and everyone likes cookies. When I saw these Funfetti Cookies (recipe adapted from Yammie’s Noshery’s Funfetti Whoopie Pies) pop up on Tasty Kitchen from member […]
Once upon a time I loathed mushrooms. I mean, really. I wouldn’t even consider eating them—I didn’t care if they were on pizza or piled high atop a filet. Didn’t matter. It wasn’t happening. Then I got married. My husband goes through these huge phases with different foods (I once caramelized onions every day […]
A simple alternative to fajitas and enchiladas, enfrijoladas make a fun weeknight pantry supper that also works for Meatless Monday. You can serve these enfrijoladas topped with sour cream, cilantro, and salsa. I’ve highlighted the simplest version, but there are other great recipes that include meat, vegetables, and even eggs! For fans of spicy […]
Apr 20 2012
When I saw this recipe from TK member The Church Cook, I thought I was buying into a lemon-flavored shortbread cookie experience. Oh no, my friends–these Meyer Lemon Ricotta Cookies were better than a typical shortbread cookie—times four hundred thousand. These cookies are soft and pillowy; they walk the the line—perfectly—between tart and sweet. […]
Oh boy. You’re in for a real treat. Bacon. Cheddar cheese. Fresh chives. Heavy cream. Today’s recipe (brought to us by Tasty Kitchen member Schnoodle Soup via King Arthur Flour) is comfort food with a hint of sophisticated flare. I was expecting these scones to be good; perhaps great. But they are more than that—they’re simply scrumptious. […]
These Zesty Brussels Sprouts from Spontaneous Hausfrau were divine. They were crispy on the outside and the dressing gave them a special sort of tang. To make them, you will need: olive oil, Worcestershire sauce, balsamic vinegar, agave, mustard, parsley, and my friend the Brussels sprout. Start by […]
I love salads, but sometimes I get in a salad rut. I tend to make the same old salads, which can get boring. I was looking for some salad inspiration on Tasty Kitchen and came across Bev Weidner’s Spinach and Edamame Salad. Spinach salads are my favorite and this one is loaded with nutritious and […]
Mar 30 2012
When I think of peanut butter cookies my mind instantly recalls those perfectly round cookies with the fork-hashed “X” in the center. But what if I told you TK member Bellelatte does it one better? What if I told you Melissa takes your everyday peanut butter cookie and transcends it into a realm of […]
Mar 21 2012
by Amber {Sprinkled With Flour} in Baking, Step-by-Step Recipes
At the risk of sounding like Mugatu in the film Zoolander: nut milks are “so hot right now.” I’m seeing them everywhere. I think they’ve hit the mainstream, not only because they are non-dairy and vegan (and in most cases raw), but also because they are delicious. Nut milks have a wonderful depth of […]
Weekends are made for sleeping in and for pancakes. Ok, let’s be honest, we have a baby, so we are not sleeping in anymore, but we are still making pancakes. My husband, Josh, would be fine eating our Cinnamon Streusel Pancakes every weekend, but I like to try new pancake recipes. I spotted Jenna’s […]
Since its debut in the 1970s, McDonald’s Shamrock Shake has garnered something of a cult following. I’m certain part of its popularity stems from very limited availability. You might be interested to know the Shamrock Shake has its own website pointing devoted fans to selected serving locations. I love a good milkshake, but this seems a […]
Mayan Chocolate Truffles. Oh my heavens. Just the name alone gets me excited all over again. These chocolaty delights have a little sweet, a little spice and a whole lot of sass. When I saw Kari’s recipe, I found myself suddenly craving chocolate in truffle form. Kari a.k.a. Craftinomicon probably doesn’t realize the phenomenon her […]
Although I’m not a hot wing person, I like “Buffalo” flavored things. So, when I saw these Buffalo Chicken Wraps from the lovely and hilarious Bev Weidner, I about fell out of my chair. Not only are there Buffalo-flavored chicken tenders (much easier to eat than wings) in these wraps, but some of my […]
I know what you’re thinking, and I’m going to answer your question right up front. Yes, making flour tortillas from scratch is worth it. It was certainly my question before making them the first time. But here’s why it’s worth it: the ones at the store are uniform, bland, and blonde. The ones you […]
I know what you’re thinking: What’s a BLT without the bacon? But I promise, this sandwich will have you and your meat-loving family members saying, “I don’t miss the meat!” My mom developed this recipe for her latest, Cook without a Book: Meatless Meals and I’m proud to say that I helped on this […]