Comeback Dressing for Salads, Sandwiches, and Seafood by myra byanka

Best with iceberg, red, butter, and green lettuces, or spring mix. Definitely calls for tomates, cucumbers, maybe red onions. Also, it's a sandwich spread for Reubens or burgers, and with the addition of horseradish, can be used for shellfish.

Creamy Rangoon Dippin' Spread by Smokinhotchef

This recipe is what I like to call a Dippin' Spread, because once you try it, you will want to either dip something in it or spread it on something. So far everything that 's come in contact with it has turned to gold! This recipe goes amazingly well on bagels or with smoked salmon or crudites even chips. The list goes on and on.…

Tex-Mex Adobo Seasoning by myra byanka

Adobo has an interesting history in different parts of the world. Originally, it was a preservative. Now, it's a dry powder that can be made into a wet rub or marinade, or the name of a dish. This is a version of it to be used on meats, poultry, or other dishes where you want a garlic kick.

Homemade Self-Rising Flour by myra byanka

Some cookbooks, particularly southern ones, list self-rising flour as an ingredient. Make up a batch of your own and keep it on hand.

Breaded Scallops by ShaleeDP

One of the nice scallops recipe I have tasted.

Herbed Dip by Micheline

This is my favourite low calorie, fat free, savoury, all purpose dip. You can use it on baked potatoes or as a chip dip or as a dip for fresh vegetables.

Microwave Your Own Popcorn In a Bag Is Safer than Store Bought? by Claudia lamascolo

In the last few years it has been in the news, researched over and over, it is not recommended to purchased those premade bags of microwave popcorn and could cause lung issues. READ on video on the blog to follow. Here is a simple way to make it at…

Taco Dip by Jennifer Jevons

Retro Smoked Oyster Dip by myra byanka

Delicious dip from the 50s. Serve with crackers.

Traditional Beef Stew by Chef Chuck

Traditional Beef Stew has been around for many years. Less desirable pieces of meat like the butt, pieces from the leg, and shoulder are most commonly used when making stews. These fibrous cuts of meat require longer cooking times with a variable amount of liquid- a cooking technique called braising. Braising uses moist and dry heat.…

Bernice's Vegetable Dip by Micheline

An excellent, creamy, tangy, zippy dip to serve with fresh vegetables.

Chili's Salsa by Erin S

A copycat recipe of Chili's Salsa.

Caesar Salad by Phyllis Munro

This is super simple and delicious recipe for Caesar Salad. Just put ingredients into blender and blend until smooth! Delicious, simple and fast!

Cookin' Cowgirls Guacamole by myra byanka

Lots of great recipes for guacamole, but here's one you may like, also. Use Haas avocados, if possible. Many Mexican-Americans I know save the seed to put on top of the guacamole to keep it from turning color.