This is a great no bake cheesecake that's easy to make and perfect on those hot summer days. This cheesecake is light and creamy with a balanced tart/sweet flavor. This cheesecake perfect for picnics,...
I got this out of a magazine years ago, and have been making it all around the year. I love introducing jicama to friends and family. I have made this numerous times, have taken to many a BBQ and pot lucks....
I got this recipe from a friend at work. Easy and very tasty! For even easier prep , use your food processor to thinly slice the veggies! **cooking time is fridge time**
This is my grandmothers recipe that she got from someone at the bowling alley she used to frequent. She would fix this dip for the family for years until she couldn't cook anymore and now her daughter,...
Adapted from recipe published in Saveur magazine, December 2009. Black and brown mustard seeds are used in Asian cooking; they impart a different flavor than yellow mustard seeds.
You'll love this exotic departure from the usual fried tomatoes! There is an incredible aroma that fills your kitchen the minute the tomato slices hit the pan! An excellent way to use not quite ripe tomatoes....
Tart dried cherries, red grapes, and candied pecans bring traditional waldorf salad to a new level! Makes a lovely addition to the Thanksgiving or Christmas table!! My sister's recipe, originally from...
The original recipe which I grew up with called for half yellow wax string beans (canned) and half regular green beans (regular cut) but since I haven't been able to find the yellow wax string beans canned...
We love cabbage. This is something I created using Splenda so keep within the South Beach Diet. Amount of seasonings are to be added per your personal taste. I recently made it with the addition of spinach...
This is by far the one & only recipe that you shall not mess up whatsoever! You will need three simple items; 1. Hand Mixer, 2. Heavy Whipping Cream, and 3. Granulated Sugar. This whipped specialty is...
This is a recipe I got from Guy Fierri, it was a recipe from one of the restaurants he went to on Diners, drive-ins and dives. Yummy and simple! I of course made a little change to cut down on fat. I replaced...
The science behind it is that there's a peptide compound in honey that stops the activation of polyphenol oxidase when it's exposed to air. In other words, the enzyme responsible for the oxidation process...
This is best with really young fresh small carrots. Small young carrots do not need peeling, just a good scrub. For a nice presentation trim the top so that a small bit of the green remains.
This is my daughter Rose's favorite concoction to make to dip her french fries or chicken nuggets in. She loves it sooooo much that she wanted to share it with everyone on Recipezaar!
Sometimes you can't improve on a basic recipe. This is an example. I found this recipe in an old New York Times Cookbook and I go to it again and again because it always comes out perfectly. Serve the...
Papas Fritas from Steven Raichlen's Healthy Latin Cooking. I have made these a lot! They are so good. Soaking in the water makes the texture of these perfect and the paprika gives them good coloring. The...
This is just something I came up with when making toasted garlic french bread! Sometimes I add shredded cheese on top during the last few minutes, yummy!
I found this recipe subsitution in a magazine. This is a single-acting (tartrate) powder. I haven't tried this recipe but thought that I'd post it before I lost it. :-)
This is an old Sunset recipe - remember, tomatoes are actually fruits! I like the presentation of bicolored sorbet for this refreshing unusual amuse bouche - just need to arrange how to store the first...
I have posted this recipe to go with a cheese and herb damper I make Recipe #284122 This butter is so delicious on this damper and so quick and easy to make. I use Masterfoods honey and wholgrain mustard...
Makes enough marinade for about 1 pound of steak. The smoked paprika adds the smokiness that is missing when you cook indoors. As is, marinade provides a light smoke. Double the smoked paprika if you want...
This is similar to a cocktail type sauce but made with North African inspired spices. It is a little spicy, but not disturbingly so. If you want it even more hot than Red Hot, go ahead and add additional...
The Seasoned Sailor and his Sassy's made port on Santorini. What a beautiful sight! We headed out to the countryside to find loads of fresh herbs. For that reason, we have created a sensational seafood...
I was inspired by a dish served at M Cafe in Los Angeles, which is known for its healthy and delicious menu choices. Its best served cold as a delicious side dish or summer salad.
Are you out of baking powder??? Here is an easy recipe for homemade baking powder! The recipe comes from the cookbook titled "The Gift of Southern Cooking" and was printed in our local newspaper.
This is my handwritten instructions, which I think I saw on TV and am yet to try, so I thought I would post it for those lucky enough to have enough trout to smoke!
This jam tastes like cherry pie and is wonderful on biscuits or toast. I didn't use the Kirsch because I didn't have any, but I will try adding it next time.** It is a pain to pit the cherries, so do yourself...
Excellent creamy pasta side dish with crunch from celery and apple chunks. Make this dish the night before to accompany a picnic lunch. When packing for a picnic lunch I find it easy to store the salad...
An easy, delicious green bean pickle. From the Mississippi Valley Chapter of the United States Regional Cookbook, Culinary Arts Institute of Chicago, 1947. While this recipe is written in an old-fashioned...
Coffee is a brewed beverage prepared from the roasted seeds of several species of an evergreen shrub of the genus coffea. The two most common sources of coffee beans are the highly regarded Coffea arabica,...
This is a great summertime salad dish that is colorful and very tasty. A sure crowd pleaser for those hot days of summer. This comes to me from my Aunt Hazel.