This recipe is from Bird Watcher's Digest. I prefer using peanut butter because it doesn't melt outdoors in the summertime like grease does and birds love...
Author: txgammi
My brother and I make this all the time when people come over, and its usually the first thing gone. Its a fairly straightforward layered bean dip that...
Author: Indemnity83
Adjust the amount of sugar based on the berries you are using and what you want the finished product to be served with. I listed the amount I use, but...
Author: Chandra M
I got this rub from an Internet BBQ newsletter. Although meant for ribs it could also be used for chicken.
Author: rocket_j_dawg
How interesting a simple little mushroom dish can be when you use exotic varieties, like chanterelles and lobster mushrooms. Be creative!
Author: tonyp063
Make and share this Butter & Herb Noodles recipe from Food.com.
Author: wenster
I found this recipe looking for Middle Eastern recipes for ZWT6 and realized that as far back as I can remember this was exactly the way my mom and paternal...
Author: gailanng
I can't remember where I found this recipe, but it's been pasted into my own hard-copy recipe book (which I used all the time until I discovered RZ). I...
Author: TasteTester
Make and share this Basic Seasoned Flour for Dredging recipe from Food.com.
Author: queenbeatrice
This is such an easy and impressive meal. The prosciutto gets a nice crunch to it, but also melts in your mouth. I like to serve over a bed of wilted spinach....
Author: Lauren8148
Don't put suet out in high summer temperatures, it can spoil and melt, coating feathers. This is a tried and true suet recipe that I found in Birds and...
Author: SrtaMaestra
This isn't "rocket" science...get it? (wow, I'm a dork) Anyway went to the farmers market today and got fresh arugula, honeycrisp apples, and the cleanest,...
Author: Liza at Food.com
So here is the story behind me and mushy peas. I love peas, but I don't like mushy peas (like the kind that come out of a can mushy, not like this recipe...
Author: SarahBeth
Many years ago I tried this lemon flavoured couscous in a Moroccan restaurant. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I searched for some time to find a few recipes...
Author: Kim A. Heaphy
Make and share this Blue Cheese Coleslaw With Apples and Walnuts recipe from Food.com.
Author: carolinafan
This is honestly a great and simple chip dip recipe that I got from a friend years ago, though I have made a couple little changes of my own. It is always...
Author: Doeafemaledear
Make and share this Easy Pineapple Cheese Ball recipe from Food.com.
Author: lil ladybug
I found this on the internet and liked the look of this recipe but I made a few changes to suit my cooking style. It seems Boomette and I tried this around...
Author: PalatablePastime
Make and share this Strawberry Tossed Salad recipe from Food.com.
Author: carolinafan
I've had this recipe for about 30 years and I really can't remember where I got it from. Since I never owned a "yogurt maker", I always used this method....
Author: Dee514
Great for the summer grill season, honey, balsamico, olive oil, dijon mustard and tabasco make a nice marinade for meat and veggies. From Foodtv.com
Author: TJW2725
The main components of this salad are the macaroni and the dressing. The other ingredients can be changed to suit your tastes. I sometimes omit the tuna...
Author: echo echo
I have not yet tried this recipe, but it sounded good, so I wanted to save it on the site. It was on the back of a bag of walnuts I purchased.
Author: pheebess
This is the original way to make Mamaliga, the Romanian polenta. When my parents were growing up this was the staple food and bread was not something they...
Author: littlemafia
This is an easy, delicious,no cook salad for a hot summer day. A good way of using leftover grilled chicken breasts.
Author: MarieRynr
This recipe is from a book called "Gifts from Your Kitchen Cookbook" by Marie Roberson Hamm. Though the original recipe is for seasoned salt, I substituted...
Author: dogsandwoods
This is a recipe that my stepmother sent me. I haven't made it yet. I plan on using it the next time I make lamb. I wanted to get the recipe submitted...
Author: AuntWoofieWoof
There are a million versions of spicy peanut sauce - this is just another take on an old (?) favourite. It uses vinegar which I like because I don't always...
Author: magpie diner
There are SO many ways to prepare salmon, and yet I'm always open to a new recipe. Salmon seems to be the most popular fish right now, so it's nice to...
Author: JackieOhNo
Make and share this Angel Hair Pasta With Smoked Salmon and Dill recipe from Food.com.
Author: dicentra
A relly nice change from your ordinary cole slaw. It has a nice spicy taste to it. This goes really good with any kind of barbeque!
Author: Anita Harris
This is my grandma's Pennsylvania Dutch oyster filling (stuffing) recipe. It's quick and easy and always a favorite at my family's holiday meals. DISCLOSURE:...
Author: sbingeman
From the bottom of a box of "Christie" crackers....A good basic cracker-coating mix that can be used in "Crispy Barbecued Style Chicken" (that has been...
Author: Boyz 5
Wanted something different for my roast chicken and just grabbed a few spices - the result was fabulous. I used this on a roast chicken, but would be great...
Author: Sarah
The original of this recipe was found in the 2002 cookbook, Cranberry Cooking for All Seasons. I use it like any other mustard, in sandwiches & wraps,...
Author: Sydney Mike
I found a tasty chipotle dip at my local store but they discontinued it. This recipe is very close to what I used to buy and I actually like it more. Very...
Author: rg1599
Make and share this Hawaiian Cheesecake Fruit Salad recipe from Food.com.
Author: Chef PotPie
This is a great dip to serve with raw vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower, and carrot and celery sticks. The parmesan cheese in it makes it extra...
Author: Sky Valley Cook
This is a nice, light and very easy to prepare! Would be wonderful with other types of fish fillets as well!
Author: Vino p.o. prn
Make and share this Vinegar Dill Coleslaw recipe from Food.com.
Author: AZ Food Critic