This was really good-plus easy and quick. I used thin-cut chicken breasts, which cooked fast and fit on the hamburger bun. I served coleslaw as a side.
These were really good. I chopped the pepper caps and sauteed them with the onion-because why not??-and I did not add that last half teaspoon of salt to the stuffing. I bought four pretty huge peppers but still ended up with a little bit of extra stuffing.
These were easy and turned out really well. Next time I'll let the dough warm up a little more before I try to shape it. But overall a quick, simple recipe that yielded yummy results.
This was delicious--everyone loved it. Next time I make it I will probably trim some of the fat off the meat before cooking (sauce needed a lot of skimming), and I might add more liquid (barley absorbed quite a bit of the sauce).
This granola is delicious and super-easy to make. And it's pretty economical, too, if you buy from the bulk foods section of the supermarket (I think the coconut cost me 22 cents).
This was excellent.
Delicious! I made a half-recipe with a pound of cheap, not all that ripe strawberries from Aldi and it turned out great. We made strawberry soda and strawberry lemonade. Very refreshing.
These are excellent. I used black beans and much less cheese than the recipe calls for. Also, I sauteed the spices with the onions and only added enough water to make the bean mixture spreadable. Yummy.
This was very good and pretty easy. I didn't pipe it into glasses because a. mine was a little too liquid for that before chilling and b. I did not want to leave any chocolatey deliciouness behind in the pastry bag. Ha!
This is so good! I cut back on the lemon juice in the glaze the second time I made this; my husband and I liked it, but my teen found it a little too tart. The cake is delicious, though--great gingerbread flavor.
