Chile Relleno Burger by Patti Fisher

Chile Relleno Burger combined Ken’s love of big burgers and southwestern food. We made these using chile rellenos from our favorite taco shop grilled on our Sawtooth Grill along with 1/3 lb. hamburgers and seasoned with our Chef of the Future Southwestern Seasoning. Topping them with our own Zesty Guacamole and Salsa Verde. Pure…

Saucepan Chocolate Sheet Cake by Salad Foodie

A large saucepan can be used to prepare both the batter and the frosting of this sheet cake. Sour cream adds moisture and a more tender texture. This recipe makes enough for a large group or potluck.

Hawaiian Sandwich by Rick Campbell

I first had this at a sandwich shop in Huntington Beach, CA, about 25 years ago. It quickly became a family favorite. The Hawaiian bread is important to the blend of flavors. Don't substitute. It is refreshing on a hot day, or for a picnic. It is really easy to make.

Grilled Sweet Potato-Poblano Salad with Honey, Lime, Cilantro and Pepitas by Danielle Pallaske

Sweet Potatoes in a salad? Yep. It was a first for me too but it won't be the last. This is so flavorful and festive and if you use an indoor grill pan you can have it any time of year! Enjoy! Read more:…

Purple Passion by Michelle M

This is an old school frozen dessert I learned from my mother-in-law. It's not sophisticated, but is easy and great fun for kids to make (although the name is pretty goofy!).

Banana boats by Jennifer Jevons

Camping in the summer is a fun and inexpensive vacation you can take with friends, family or your loved one. You can camp at the beach, state park, or even your very own backyard. All you need is a tent, some sleeping bags, a campfire or grill and of course some great recipes. Check out these summer camping treats and sweets that are…

Tandoori Chicken by PreeOccupied

Nothing extraordinary about this tandoori chicken, except that I have used a "Chuza" for this recipe. Cornish Hen is what is closely classified as a chuza you can get from a supermarket. Not to mention that this was my first time making a tandoori of a whole cornish hen!

Pulled Pork "Pibil" by Frank Fariello

Pulled pork may be a bit time-consuming but it is actually quite easy to do. In fact, although it takes long, slow cooking, like a lot of such dishes it practically cooked itself. Typically, you begin by coating your roast with a 'dry rub' (a mixture of dried herbs and spices) and letting it sit, as long as overnight, to marinate.…

Bean Dip by nia gonzales

Party bean dip! Quick and EASSSSY!

Strawberry Swirl by Andra Kiser

When I was in junior high, my Home Ec teacher taught us this recipe...and I love it still! I have to say, it's by far the best thing I learned that semester. My parents loved it, too, and frequently requested this dessert. It tastes like a combination between cheesecake and ice cream pie. My tastebuds are screaming right now for…

Bolognese Sauce-Stuffed French Baguette by Micheline

A French (bread) baguette stuffed with a spicy bolognese sauce and served with a Caesar salad.

Brownie S'Mores by Jane Evans Bonacci

I still like S’mores, but I’m grown up and seldom sit around a campfire anymore. Occasionally I’ll treat myself to some melted marshmallows after I finish grilling our dinner, but I wanted an easier way to get my treat, where I don't have to have a hot BBQ or be around a campfire! I used my own Classic Fudgy Brownie recipe and topped…

Polly's Easy and Versatile Meatballs for Spaghetti, Albondigas Soup, Minestrone & Subs with Marinara by Miss Polly Motzko

This is the EASY and EFFICIENT way to make meatballs and the great thing about it is once you mix them up-with the aid of your large mixer like Kitchen aid, then you shape them and then they BAKE while you do other things. This made 2 large pans of…

My Taco Salad by Tanya Noyes

An easy recipe on a hot summer night that doesn't heat up the house.

Red Fish on the Half Shell by Chuck Subra