Purchased sugar cookies make a sweet "crust" for these colorful fruit pizzas. Make them throughout the year with a variety of fresh and canned fruits. —Marge Hodel, Roanoke, Illinois
This simple pork supper is a one-skillet wonder--it'll be your new go-to meal on busy weeknights. The green onions become tender and slightly sweet as they roast, a nice contrast to the spiced pork and crispy potatoes.
We could call this Saints Dip for last year's Super Bowl winners! Parmesan cheese helps hold ingredients together. You can also serve this versatile recipe with crackers over a block of cream cheese or toss leftovers in a Caesar salad.
For a fresh new ways to deliver deliciously moist and tasty chicken to your family at dinnertime, serve them Chicken Breast with Pancetta Cream and Peas. We sautéed these chicken breasts hot and fast to get them golden brown outside and moist within. You can substitute bacon for pancetta, and cream cheese for mascarpone.
A great quick bread that is not like your ordinary quot;dessertquot; banana bread - it's not overly sweet and the texture is moist yet sturdy enough to slice and make sandwiches! We like it with peanut butter and honey! Freezes well too.
This sweet-tart salsa recipe features crisp, slightly acidic Spartan apples, though Fuji, Jonagold, and Liberty apples would also work nicely. Serve with pork or roast chicken.
This quick-cooking stuffed pork chop recipe offers a nice balance of savory and sweet tastes. Serve with a side of simple roasted Brussels sprouts for a special meal that's full of fall flavors.
This Rice with Pigeon Peas recipe contains long-grain white rice, pigeon peas, oscar mayer bacon, oscar mayer smoked ham, seasoning with coriander and annatto and more.
When entertaining guests, I bring out this savory soup while we're waiting for the main course. It's simple to make—just saute the onions early in the day and let the soup simmer until dinner-time. In winter, big bowls of it make a warming supper with a salad and biscuits.
