Our Most Popular Recipes on Instagram in 2019

By Kimberly Holland
December 31, 2019
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In 2019, our Instagram followers liked and double tapped thousands of recipes. They even cooked a few and shared their own images with #allrecipes. But of all the images and recipes we shared, a few rose to the top both in popularity and beauty. Here, we rounded up our 10 most popular recipes on Instagram in 2019. You're sure to find something beautiful and delicious to cook yourself.

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Fabulous Roasted Cauliflower Soup

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Creamy, comforting, and a bit lighter than its potato cousin, this cauliflower soup earned the most double taps of all the recipes we shared in 2019. This soup gets better with age, too. Make it on the weekend, and enjoy it as leftovers the rest of the week.

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Lasagna Alfredo

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There's no red sauce in this lasagna, but it's still plentiful, flavorful, and deliciously beautiful. In place of marinara, you'll use creamy Alfredo sauce and ricotta. "So good that my family requests it at least once a week," wrote the recipe's creator Sybil Gregory.

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Spicy Lime Avocado Soup

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If you feast first with your eyes, it's no wonder this soup was so well "liked" on Instagram. "This is amazing. I'm not a big soup lover but I will definitely be making this again. The flavors work so well together," wrote reviewer Olivia.

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Janet's Rich Banana Bread

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Whenever we share this recipe for banana bread, the Allrecipes audience goes gaga for it. (It was one of our most popular pins on Pinterest in 2019, too). But it's not hard to understand why. It's classic, comforting, and easy to make. Keep this recipe handy for those days you let a few bananas get a bit too brown for snacking.

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Overnight Blueberry French Toast

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Do a little work tonight for a fabulous breakfast tomorrow. "This is a very unique breakfast dish. Good for any holiday breakfast or brunch, it's filled with the fresh taste of blueberries, and covered with a rich blueberry sauce to make it a one of a kind," wrote the recipe's creator KARAN1946.

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Key Lime Pie VII

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Creamy and bright, this key lime pie is here for your Instagram likes. A homemade graham cracker crust would be special, but the filling is where the magic is. Dress it up with whipped cream and lime slices for a perfect summertime dessert that will earn you dozens of likes on your own Instagram account.

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Lemon Cream Cheese Bars

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Another citrusy dessert that earned lots of likes and love on Instagram, these Lemon Cream Cheese Bars are an ever-popular recipe wherever we share it. The recipe calls for regular lemons, but you could also use Meyer lemons when they're in season.

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Baked Stuffed Brie with Cranberries & Walnuts

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The essential holiday appetizer, baked brie never fails to impress your party guests. Chef John, the creator of this recipe, says warming the brie not only creates a delicious snack, it helps elevate the flavor of the brie so you get to experience all of its depth and unique qualities.

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Orange Cake

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Another citrusy dessert that earned a lot of Instagram likes in 2019. This one is wonderful year-round, but we do particularly love it in the winter months, when there's less fresh fruit and citrus is at its best.

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Ninety Minute Cinnamon Rolls

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Homemade cinnamon rolls are a labor of love, but this recipe condenses all the mixing, rising, and waiting into a 90-minute process. If you're an early riser, get these started before the rest of the house stirs. When they wake, they'll be welcomed by the warm scent of cinnamon and sugar in the air.

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