Looking for a dish to bring to a holiday party? This sweet and salty combo is bound to have your guests asking for this simple recipe!
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Looking for a dish to bring to a holiday party? This sweet and salty combo is bound to have your guests asking for this simple recipe!
It is estimated that over 300 million pounds of food from Thanksgiving are tossed each year.1 This staggering amount can be reduced greatly by following the tips we've compiled below. Read on to learn about optimal ways to store food to maximize shelf life and use up your holiday leftovers.
Carving pumpkins with the family? What better way to extend the joy than making a yummy pumpkin seed treat? Try these 6 different seasonings that we think you'll love!
Who said desserts need to be complicated to be delicious? This gluten-free Pumpkin Cheesecake Fluff is a tasty, balanced dessert that is bound to be the star of your holiday table. Plus, it comes together in only five minutes of active prep time!
This deliciously flavorful and fragrant dish tastes elaborate - but don't let it fool you! Using semi-homemade strategies like a sauce or spice kit allow for the creation of restaurant-quality meals at home, for a lower cost. They can also eliminate the challenge of locating harder-to-find spices, which give recipes like this favored Indian dish their authentic taste.
Soup season is finally here! While soups are tasty year-round, there is something special about that first pot of soup once the air becomes crisp. This Autumn Sweet Potato & Kale soup is a filling, flavorful addition to your fall table and can be frozen to reheat at a later time.
Want to feel like a chef in your own home? Try out this delicious veggie dish inspired by the flavors of Italy that will likely be a crowd-pleaser. This ratatouille is packed with over 50% of your daily recommended intake of vitamin A.
Southwestern flavors are a blend of culinary influences from Mexican, Native American, and Spanish cuisines. Seasonings typically include chili powder, paprika, garlic, cumin, oregano, and cayenne. Fresh peppers are also a traditional ingredient in these cuisines, much like the poblanos used in this dish. You can customize the spices in this dish to your flavor and spice-level preference!
Sweet potatoes aren't the only vitamin-A-rich starchy vegetable that deserves appreciation during the fall months. Butternut squash, a type of hard winter squash, can bring a lot of flavor and nutrition to your plate but is sometimes avoided because it can be time-consuming to chop and prepare. This recipe uses frozen, precut butternut squash to save both time and money.