Stuffed Pepper Soup
This easy-to-fix soup is a great way to enjoy the flavors of stuffed peppers without the fuss and mess.
This easy-to-fix soup is a great way to enjoy the flavors of stuffed peppers without the fuss and mess.
Hamburgers are stuffed with a mixture of shredded cheese and bacon. Use cheddar cheese or Monterey Jack or try one of the recipe variations.
The stuffed squash is hearty enough to be served as main dinner dish.
Create a flavorful dinner with top sirloin steaks, onions, and a marinade. This meal is budget-friendly, delicious and easy!
These simple strip steaks are seasoned, seared, and then finished with an easy mushroom and wine sauce. Lots of butter and some lemon pepper add flavor to the steaks.
Sriracha sauce is combined with ginger, sesame oil, and soy sauce to make a tasty Asian-flavored glaze for this simple roast chicken.
These spicy Sriracha chicken wings are the ultimate party snack. The wings are marinated in a flavorful blend of soy sauce, Sriracha, garlic, and ginger, then baked until golden and sticky. A quick reduction of the marinade adds even more flavor as a glaze. They’re perfect for game day, tailgating, or anytime you’re craving something spicy and satisfying. Serve them with ranch dressing or a quick Sriracha mayo for dipping.
The dressing for this easy fresh spinach salad includes a warm dressing made with bacon drippings, some red onion, and seasonings.
This creamy cheddar polenta and broiled spicy Cajun sausage makes a delicious meal with a simple salad or steamed spinach or broccoli.
A generous amount of cayenne pepper adds heat to these buttermilk fried chicken legs. The recipe can be made with chicken thighs or whole legs as well.
This spaghetti casserole brings all of your favorite pasta dinner ingredients in a one dish meal. You’ll make this recipe again and again.
This simple spaghetti carbonara is satisfying and delicious. Spaghetti or a similar pasta is tossed with cheese, bacon, and eggs.
Gravy for breakfast? Yes, please! Flaky biscuits and savory sausage gravy are an iconic breakfast dish in the South, and one taste will tell you why!
A smoked pork shoulder (also known as picnic ham) gives pulled pork a smoky flavor similar to ham, and it makes amazing sandwiches! Serve the pulled smoked pork on hoagie rolls with spicy mustard!
Slow Cooker Pot Roast is the ultimate comfort food! The hearty crock pot beef makes a fantastic meal that will please even the pickiest eaters!
A slow cooker makes the most delicious, tender pot roast, and this is our favorite recipe. This one-pot beef meal includes vegetables, with Italian seasoning adding amazing flavor!
Use your slow cooker to make a warming split pea soup. Serve this rich, hearty soup with seasoned croutons for a fabulous lunch or dinner.
This is a classic North Carolina pulled pork for the slow cooker. Instead of a sweet, thick barbecue sauce, the pork is served with a hot and spicy apple cider vinegar sauce.
Maple syrup and spices flavor these crockpot pork ribs. Use meaty country-style ribs in this recipe.
Simple and delicious chicken Parisienne made in the slow cooker is the ideal dinner for a hectic weeknight. Throw everything into the slow cooker and turn it on!