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Mexican Street Corn Soup
Perfect for a cool day, this soup takes about 20 minutes to prep and about an hour and a half to cook. You’ll need a stock pot or a Dutch oven. Ingredients Process Happy with this recipe? Check out the Recipes Page for more!
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Katsudon (Pork Cutlet Rice Bowl)
Our oldest daughter found this recipe and it was immediately a crowd pleaser. Tender pork cutlets nested on a bed of sauced onions and fluffy rice — what more could you want out of a meal? Add a little Mae Ploy or Sriracha on top and this meal is perfection on a plate. This recipe…
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Fluffy Rice
Cooking rice this way will give you fluffy, sticky rice just like you’d get at a restaurant! Ingredients Process If you liked this recipe, check out more on our Recipes Page!
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Broccoli-Cheddar Orzo with Chicken Thighs
This is a great meal! The broccoli makes it healthy, the chicken and cheddar make it hearty, and the Orzo is easy to cook and delightfully toothsome. Ingredients Process
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Bang-Bang Chicken
This recipe pairs batter-fried chicken tenders with a pleasant, spicy, creamy sauce. Ingredients Bang-bang sauce Chicken Process
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Meatball Soup
This soup is pleasantly savory and very filling. It’s great for cool autumn days or cold winter nights! You can use store-bought meatballs or you can make your own meatballs (I recommend making your own). You can also experiment with different herbs and spices in the soup mix — play with it and make it…
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Thai Basil Fried Rice
This fried rice recipe has a really good mix of flavors. The basil and chili peppers add a nice sharp edge, and the sauce is savory and delicious. This is a favorite of mine! Ingredients Sauce Fried Rice Process
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Taco Pasta
All the savory flavors of tacos mixed with the toothsome goodness of pasta. What’s not to love? Ingredients Process
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Spicy Italian Sausage Bowties
Sausage. Pasta. Tomato-and-cream sauce. What more can I say? Ingredients Process Did you enjoy this recipe? If so, check out our others on the Recipes Page!
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Basic Jambalaya
Jambalaya is a classic Louisiana dish. However, not being Cajun or from Louisiana, I have no clue how to make an ‘authentic’ Jambalaya. So this is a super basic, easy, Jambalaya-style recipe that tastes good and is easy to cook. Feel free to experiment by adding different mixes of veggies and spices, and let me…