Quick and simple is the name of the game for family weeknight meals and this twice-baked potato casserole, filled with cheese, creamy cheeses and crunchy fake bacon, is a family favorite.
With New Year’s Eve, the most popular champagne holiday, just around the corner, this is a really fun dish to incorporate champagne even if you don’t drink!
You will be surprised at how smooth this drink is, the cranberry and amaretto flavors pair perfectly for an easy sipping holiday cocktail.
We came across this recipe and it’s been a holiday staple at our house ever since. I will tell you if you are not a fan of horseradish, don’t turn your nose up just yet. I’m not either, but once cooked the crust on this prime rib is simply divine.
Dutch almond banket is the perfect treat to prepare when your holiday guests are visiting. It is absolutely delicious eaten warm straight off the baking sheets!
It is kind of a gory description for this delicious dessert, but as a mother of 4 boys – the red representing blood and the white frosting representing flesh. And as passed down family recipes go, it is tasty.
A family secret recipe is out of the bag – a decadent fruit salad that is the perfect addition to holiday gatherings!
I know, I know, I am posting this just days before Christmas arrives. We just came up with this new tradition late last week and only got around to implementing it this week.
Delicious homemade cream pies made in the microwave!
Bake a Gluten Free Dairy Free Gingerbread Cake to fill the house with the scents of the season!
Want a winning chocolate pie recipe to wow your holiday family and friends? Come try this pie!
I’ve tried a few different recipes for pie crusts over the years, and while none of them have been horrible, it wasn’t until this year I got “WOW this crust is amazing.” Jackpot.
The layers of oatmeal and fudge will delight your taste buds!
Are you faced with roasting your very first turkey this holiday season? No worries, you won’t ruin the family meal if you follow some of these quick and easy steps.
These scalloped potatoes will be your new go to. I promise. The leftovers are just as good if not better the next day! My husband loves to make these, but being from Idaho, he loves all things potatoes.
Being from the south, we fry EVERYTHING–including our vegetables. This is no exception, and this may well be the most decadent and colorful holiday meal accompaniment you’ve seen!
These delicious little bites of peanut butter and chocolate, can be stored in your freezer for up to 3 months, and are a perfect treat for Mom on those hectic days…just sneak one out of the freezer and pop in your mouth…instant pick me up!!
These gooey, cheesy “funeral potatoes” traditionally served at holidays and funeral luncheons make a tasty side dish anytime of the year.
Where I used to work we had a special appetizer menu for the holidays. It was a HUGE success. unfortunately I can’t recall hardly any of the recipes except these. And I’ve been making them obsessively ever since.
This fresh cranberry relish is delicious alongside turkey or ham, or topped on hot rolls or pancakes.
