I have to admit that I spend much more time that I should reading and searching other food blogs for cooking ideas and recipes. I really get tired of making the same things for dinner over and over.
So in the interest of saving paper and printer ink, I am going to keep an on-going list of recipes that I find online and/or want to eventually try. Hopefully, I will find some keepers and will post them with my usual pictures and descriptions.
Here we go!
Beverages
- Iced Coffee from the Pioneer Woman
- Southern Sweet Tea
Breakfast
- Breakfast Burritos for the freezer
- Banana Walnut Bread
- Buttermilk Biscuits
Main Dishes
- Thin Cracker Crust Pizza (I want to recreate Monical's pizza at home)
- Sliders in under a minute!
- Asian Beef Noodle Salad
- Thai-style Chicken Egg Rolls
- Deep Dish Margherita Pizza
- PF Chang's Chicken Lettuce Wraps
- Huli Huli Chicken
- Cheeseburger Cups
- Make Your Own Chili Seasoning
- Pioneer Woman's "Mmm Sandwich"
- Marlboro Man Sandwich
- Portobello Proscuitto Burgers
- Short ribs with wine and cream
Side Dishes
- Gorgonzola Garlic Bread
- Potato Peel Chips
Appetizers
Desserts
- Pecan Pie Macaroons
- Orange/Lemon/Lime Sherbet
- Homemade Chocolate "Magic" Shell
- Honey Florentines
- Malted Milk Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Red Velvet Whoopie Pies
- Pumpkin Spice Whoopie Pies
- Brown Butter Sea Salt Cookies from Cayucos, CA
- Red Velvet Cake in a jar
- Cake Box Cookies
- Samoas Doughnuts
- White Chocolate Walnut Blondies w/ Maple Butter Sauce
- Cherry Almond Cupcakes
- Homemade "Dilly" Bars
- Biscuit Tortoni
Misc.
- Sweet Potato Dog Treats
- "No Bake" Overnight Oats
- How to make butter in a Canning Jar
Crafts/Homegoods
- Outdoor firepit
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3 lemon trees? Well, color me jealous! :) I too spend waaay to much time reading blogs and searching for recipes....but it's so much fun ;)
ReplyDeleteWhen we lived in Madison, WI. I used to dream about Monical's thin crust pizzas and Zorbas. I took a tour of Monical's kitchen with my son's class. You will have to use your pasta maker for the dough recipe to get the thin crust. -Tien
ReplyDeleteTien...I actually grew up in Tolono and went to school with all of the Monical kids (that is where the original Monical's pizza was). Have you ever tried the thin crust pizza and drizzled their Sweet and Tangy dressing over the top? That is how we all grew up eating their pizza!
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