Set it and Forget it Prime Rib Roast by Kelly Christensen

No holiday entrée yet devised is easier than the following technique for roasting beef. This ingenious method is from a recipe book of Marlene Sorosky (my mother's favorite cook)and is taken from the proprietors of Angelo's Market and Cooking school in Modesto CA. Prep time is 5 minutes. Bake time is 15 minutes per rib or 5…

The Very Best Meatloaf by Foodiewife

This my family's favorite meatloaf recipe, of all time--and has become my most viewed recipe on my blog! What makes this taste so good is a combination of beef, veal* and pork-- pricier, but it doesn't taste like a giant hamburger! Fresh marjoram and spices, hot sauce and herbs, and a fantastic glaze makes this so good-- you really…

Graziellas Spanish Turkey by Graziella Barbieri-Goss

A dish you can not eat enough of. You will never say turkey is too dry agin.I've been asked to make this turkey for every occasion! Family and friends are waiting for me to finally reveal the secret Turkey ingrediants. I've even been asked to put my Turkey recipe in a cook book. Be prepared to ask for seconds I promise!

Holiday Ham with Pineapples (Easter or Christmas) by Denise Sherin

This is the way my Nanny and Mom made our holiday ham. We had it for Easter, Christmas and side by side with turkey on Thanksgiving. This ham is always good, I use oven cooking bags but Mom and Nanny always used foil. It uses brown sugar and ginger ale and pineapple which makes for an excellent gravy! Just thicken the juices with a…

Tallerine Casserole by Salad Foodie

Tallerine, talerine, tallerini...I’ve no idea of the spelling or origin of this vintage casserole but it remains a crowd pleaser yet today. I’ve tweaked my 70's recipe somewhat ~ it’s one of those recipes that adapts easily to variations.

Emeril's Crawfish Macaroni and Cheese by Deborrah Justice

Cornish Game Hens with Amaretto Stuffing and Honey Glaze by Evelyn Scott

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Beef Tenderloin withCranberry\ Horseradish Relish by Connie Mcmillan

It`s a great holiday entree or for that special celebration(birthday,anniversary, or romantic dinner for two!)

Perfect New York Style Pizza Dough by John Spottiswood

I have a friend, Pete Miller, who has become a pizza guru. He attended classes held by Tony Gemignani (pizza god), and has tried endless recipes at home. So I asked him for his ultimate pizza dough recipe and he gave me this. It's adapted from the book PIZZA by Diane Morgan and Tony Gemignani. The recipe in the book calls for…

6LB meatloaf by jimLE

i had orriganlly gotton this off the internet.but made some minor changes to make it to my likeing.by removeing 2 to 4 ingridents and adding 2 or 3 of my own

Italian Breaded Chicken Breast by Therese

A very versatile dish can be used in by itself as a main dish, or top with mozzarella cheese and Italian red sauce for chicken parmigiana or it is delicious cold the next day cut up over a salad or used in a chicken sandwich topped with lettuce and tomatoes on a fresh roll

Panko Crusted Baked Tilapia by Salad Foodie

So I didn't find a recipe I liked for this and had to bungle my way through it alone. But it turned out pretty darned good! Nice crispy crunch, and baked without using a batter of egg or milk. If you have an alternative way please share!

Cheese & Onion Enchiladas with Tex-Mex Chili Gravy by Foodiewife

This Tex-Mex dish is so easy to make, and you probably have most of the ingredients on hand. I’ll show you how to make this on my food blog, step-by-step. This recipe was adapted from Eating Etc. who got it from the Homesick Texan. Try it, you’ll love it!

Sauerkraut Casserole by Annette W.

This recipe has been in my family as far back as I can remember. I was eating it in my grandmothers kitchen when I was young, my mom made it all my life growing up and I still make it at least once a month to this day. My grown son is now making it for his family as well. It's simple, it's cheap to make, and it's delicious. As a…

Amanda's Spicy Thanksgiving Turkey by Amanda Riggle

This is my favorite turkey for thanksgiving. It’s savory and delightful. The onions, shallots, carrots and celery infuse the turkey and the juices in the bottom of the pan with a wonderful flavor. I personally like spicy food – that’s why I use garlic, chili powder, and paprika to make my turkey. The paprika on top also adds a nice…