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Cooked couscous is combined with an interesting variety of salad fixings - chickpeas, raisins, almonds, red onion, and bell pepper - and then topped with a creamy, cumin-infused yogurt dressing.
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Best use I have ever found for left over ham! Be sure to save the pan drippings and chill them so you can remove the fat leaving behind the good tasting juices that flavor the soup broth so well.
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Crisp bacon complements escarole so well that you may be tempted to sauté the greens in the bacon fat, but don't do it; the bacon will then overwhelm the greens completely. Use olive oil instead, which will bring all the flavors together.
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Tomatoes, parsley, garlic, and oregano go for a spin in your food processor before simmering with onion and a dash of white wine in this marinara sauce recipe.
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If you want to spice up that tomato juice, just use this recipe.
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Rolled flank steak makes for a beautiful presentation, with the pinwheel cuts showcasing the fillings of fresh spinach, mushroom, red pepper and provolone. This is an always impressive and secretly simply preparation!
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Chinese style pork driblets are glazed in a sweet and spicy sauce that tastes great on chicken and wings too.
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A creamy noodle casserole made with cooked chicken, ham, celery, and cheese.
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This is a no-fuss, easy recipe. The sauce is simply put together in a blender - no double boiling necessary. Assemble eggs with sauce over hot buttered English muffins with Canadian bacon, or if you prefer, Serrano ham. Yum!
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Try Chef John's recipe for braised short ribs with porcini and tomatoes for a triumph of flavor and taste!
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Dried cranberries add a sweet tartness to chicken and vegetable salad. Make a delightful sandwich filling, too.
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Quinoa, a delicious and nutritious whole grain, is used to make a light and tasty turkey stuffing. I prefer to bake this stuffing in the bird, but it can be baked separately in another baking dish and basted with the turkey juice.