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For occasions when you're looking to impress but need to shave off a little stress, reach for flashy but not fussy recipes like these strawberry cupcakes. The recipe begins with white cake mix, and we enhanced the flavor with lemon zest and fresh lemon juice. The hint of lemonade flavor matches the fruity flavors of strawberry jam in the frosting.
A staple of Bible studies and book clubs, pound cake is always welcome on Southern tables. One reviewer wrote that the crust added a wonderful flavor to the filling, and the tarts came out perfectly. Sure, you could use jarred pesto to dress up a bowl of pasta, or you could whip up your own zucchini-cashew pesto that perfectly clings to a heaping helping of noodles. This dish uses the latter pesto and pairs it with generous dollops of ricotta, fresh basil, a sprinkle of Parmesan, and a drizzle of oil. We promise you won't regret whipping up this 25-minute meal. This set-it-and-forget-it dinner is full of flavor, but takes minimal effort to prepare.
Slow-Cooker Vegetarian Chili With Sweet Potatoes
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So, if you're looking for homemade food gifts for Christmas, here are our favorite ideas for what to make and where to find recipes. Here's a food gift that's a meal and a kitchen gift in one. A savory bacon-and-egg casserole goes mobile in a baking dish the recipients will love receiving. Wrap the dish with a festive holiday towel and ribbon, and tie on wooden utensils.
One Pot Protein Pasta
This post was first published on February 13, 2018 and updated in 2020 with new recipes. Perfect for pairing with chili or campfire stew, this cast iron skillet cornbread cooks right over the campfire. This DIY version of the Jiffy Pop popcorn we all loved as kids uses a few simple spices to make things interesting.
"I made this recipe for everyone I knew for Christmas presents and they all LOVED it," raves reviewer LPARNELL. "If you want to go the extra mile, attach a gingerbread person cookie cutter to the jar. Red bell peppers and green jalapeños come together beautifully in this 30-minute jelly. Recipe creator MARBALET suggests serving it as a relish or with cream cheese and crackers. Look for jerky with as few added ingredients as possible.
Creamy Provencal chicken
Up your superfood intake with this scrumptious and satiating salad that's packed with charred zucchini, golden raisins, lentils, and roasted sunflower seeds. The healthy ingredients are tied together thanks to a fresh sunflower seed vinaigrette you'll want to put on everything. Bring a taste of Thailand home with you—and, no, not in the form of take out. To recreate this traditional favorite, simply combine the ingredients on the stovetop.
Once cauliflower florets are coated in spicy buffalo sauce, they have all the flavor of chicken wings turned healthier. To cool these hot "wings" down, serve this finger food with a side of ranch or blue cheese dressing for dipping. Deviled eggs are a cocktail party classic, but they're also fun and easy to upgrade. With a dash of hot pepper sauce, these eggs get a devilish kick that transforms this traditional finger food that happens to be Paleo-friendly. The avocado and chive topping helps offset the spice.
Many sweet potato biscuit recipes don't account for the extra moisture that can result in flat, dense biscuits. Southern Living's recipe developer Micah A. Leal provides several tips to ensure these come out fluffy. These adorable rolls are buttery, soft, and yeasty with a dash of fall spice.
In addition to food, a bottle of Chardonnay and a bottle of Pinot Noir are also included, and it all comes beautifully presented on a hammered tin tray. Wintery weather calls for a steaming mug of hot cocoa. Spread the joy this holiday season with an adorable mason jar gift that comes together with just four dry ingredients.
Make these rolls a few days in advance and all you have to do on Thanksgiving morning is pop them in the oven. Each batch bakes at 375ºF for 18 minutes or until golden. Place three rolled dough balls in each muffin cup for this unique shape.
The crust and strawberry filling remain timeless. The twist we add is a thick layer of chocolate ganache—and then, of course, more berries. Sometimes the best gifts are the ones you can eat! These mini cupcakes from Baked by Melissa make for a delicious ,edible gift.
The combination is exceptionally good when combining the cheese with tropical fruits such as pineapple, papaya, or watermelon. Cottage cheese is high in filling protein, boasting 24 grams in just 1 cup . Apples and peanut butter are a match made in heaven — both nutritionally and flavor-wise. Here are 29 healthy, weight-loss-friendly snacks to add to your diet. Add all the ingredients to a cocktail shaker and shake well. Your guests won't be sure if they should peer into this dish of memories or eat it!
You could eat them by themselves or serve them over whole wheat bread to complete your snack with some complex carbs. Place kale pieces on a parchment-lined baking sheet and bake at 350°F (175°C) for 10–15 minutes, until crispy and starting to slightly brown. By combining apples with peanut butter, you’ll enjoy a crisp and creamy snack. Try adding a sprinkle of cinnamon for an added flavor boost.
Egg Salad Toast with Fresh Herbs and Capers
Frozen berries are frozen at peak ripeness during strawberry season, so they capture the truly delightful flavors of spring. Out-of-season berries can be more tart, and in this strawberry dessert, sweetness is key. This creamy strawberry tart is best assembled right before you plan to serve. At the height of summer, no one wants to add extra heat to the home by flipping on an oven. So how do you get centerpiece-worthy desserts without the cooker? Just swap in your favorite veggies and herbs instead.
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