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An easy drop cookie, and one of my husband's favorites. Use real butter in the recipe.
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This easy beef stew recipe is a classic slow-cooked dish with chuck roast, carrots, celery, and potatoes simmered in a rich red-wine sauce.
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Pork chops are baked in a Panasonic CIO, smothered with a creamy mushroom sauce, and served over rice in this savory weeknight dinner recipe.
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You need about three large carrots to make this fabulous carrot cake. It's topped with a sweet, homemade lemon cream cheese frosting.
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With a novel twist on the traditional preparation, this version of ambrosia salad has a cooked dressing and tosses pineapple, mandarin oranges, and shredded coconut with orzo pasta and whipped topping.
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Impress your guests with an attractive platter of curry-sauced shrimp skewered onto grilled pineapple wedges with toothpicks. This is an excellent, not-too-hard shrimp appetizer that's perfect for special occasions. It's best served at room temperature. I used approximately 1 pound of 30-40 count shrimp. But any medium to large size shrimp will do. You need approximately 30 shrimp. The shrimp and sauce may be cooked in advance and chilled.
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Converting the popular tropical drink into a fruity rum confection is easily done with your bread machine, when you have canned pineapple and packaged coconut.
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Bits of pineapple and macadamia nuts, and just a hint of rum take these chewy coconut macaroons to the tropics.
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This crustless coconut pie is made with evaporated milk and shredded coconut. The filling is poured into a prepared pie pan and baked until the custard is set and golden. Serve chilled with sliced strawberries, if desired.
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A spicy coconut curry sauce complements the rich flavor of duck legs. Serve over rice noodles.
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This recipe is by Harold Mcgee and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.