June 19, 2013

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  • Dinner Tonight - Greek Tuna Salad
    We are making Greek-Style Tuna Salad on this week's "Dinner Tonight."
  • Vanilla Biscotti
    Biscotti is a "twice-cooked/baked" Italian biscuit or cookie. Did you know that the reason they are long is so you can dip them into coffee or wine in order to soften them??
  • Dinner Tonight - Szechuan Beef Stir-Fry
    We are making Szechuan Beef Stir-Fry on this week's "Dinner Tonight."
  • Homemade Chocolate Cupcakes
    Buried in the binder of the old newspaper clippings and handwritten recipes that were my mother-in-law's, I found a recipe for old-fashioned cocoa cake.
  • Fresh Fruit & Yogurt Parfaits
    Not only has spring arrived, but also strawberries! They’ve been making a regular appearance at our house, finding their way into lunch boxes, snacks and desserts.
  • Dinner Tonight - Roast Beef Salad
    We are making Roast Beef Salad on this week's "Dinner Tonight." Watch some simple steps to an amazing dinner for your family.
  • Breakfast Cookies
    Cookies for breakfast? Interesting concept, huh? The next time you are in the granola bar/snack aisle at your local grocery store, take a look at the breakfast cookies.
  • Dinner Tonight - Summer Antipasto Salad
    We are making Summer Antipasto Salad on this week's "Dinner Tonight." Watch some simple steps to an amazing dinner for your family
  • Sour Cream Kuchen Muffins
    At our house, my mother-in-law's sour cream kuchen is a big favorite. These muffins are done in about 20 minutes and are super yummy and delicious!!!
  • House Works: Pear Almond Cake
    In this House Works, Chef Judy Gilliard shows us a way to present a rustic pear almond cake everyone will definitely remember.
  • Dinner Tonight - Vegetable Stir-Fry
    We are making Vegetable Stir-Fry on this week's "Dinner Tonight." Watch some simple steps to an amazing dinner for your family.
  • Vegetarian Chili
    This chili has five different vegetables and two kinds of beans. I like to make white rice and put it in the bowl first and then put the chili on top.
  • Berry Trifle
    In this House Works, Moms Everyday Blogger Alison Bickel shows us how to make a light dessert that is sure to impress your mom.
  • Buttermilk Pesto Dressing
    I love making salad dressings at home. It’s really so simple, and once you start making your own, you won’t want to go back to the store bought version. Promise.
  • Tomato Soup Cupcakes
    Using a can of tomato soup to make cupcakes?? Sounds a little unusual, doesn't it??
  • Dinner Tonight - Beef and Rice Dish
    We are making Beef and Rice Dish on this week's "Dinner Tonight." We have some simple steps to an amazing dinner for your family.
  • Dinner Tonight - Swiss Steak Deluxe
    We are making Swiss Steak Deluxe on this week's "Dinner Tonight."
  • Dinner Tonight - Slow Cooker Chicken Stroganoff
    We are making Slow Cooker Chicken Stroganoff on this week's "Dinner Tonight." Here are some simple steps to an amazing dinner for your family.
  • Cinnamon Rolls
  • Banana and Apple Muffins
    In all my years of baking, I had never put bananas and apples together into a bread until about a month ago. When you make this for your kids, they'll be none the wiser that they are eating TWO fruits at the same time. It will be our little "secret!"
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    One of my New Year's resolutions was to "make at least one new vegetarian meal each month and share my family's favorite recipes here on the blog."
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    If you are looking to make an unusual, yet memorable dish for your family or for this Father's Day, we have a great recipe for you. It's called Coq Au Vin, and it's a French dish. In this House Works, Chef Judy shows us how to make it.
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  • Dinner Tonight - Szechuan Beef Stir-Fry
    We are making Szechuan Beef Stir-Fry on this week's Dinner Tonight. Watch some simple steps to an amazing dinner for your family.
  • Vanilla Biscotti
    Biscotti is a "twice-cooked/baked" Italian biscuit or cookie. Did you know that the reason they are long is so you can dip them into coffee or wine in order to soften them?