Linguine Salad Summer Linguine Salad is a perfect Summer Salad. Made with Al Dente Linguine, a special McCormick seasoning plus crisp, fresh veggies. This salad sits overnight making it even better the next day. This is the perfect side dish for all your Summer parties. Family Recipes Are The Best My Aunt Nita makes some of my favorite appetizer recipes ever. This linguine salad is a recipe she has been making since the 1980’s! I don’t make it too often and I am not sure why. Every Summer I have such a taste for it so I make a large…
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Continue ReadingChicken Spread Years ago I was gifted a collection of recipes from Mr. Tipsy’s Mom when she was on hospice. I have cherished this book for years. Rose was a big foodie. She loved cooking and feeding her family and friends. This is one of the many reasons we got along so well. Rose also belonged to a lot of clubs and social groups. Cards, BUNCO, Movie Club, Golf and More. These ladies groups always brought dips and appetizers to share. Therefore, this recipe book was also a collection of “recipes jotted down on scratch paper, probably at the social…
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Continue ReadingWisconsin Supper Club Cheeseball A Wisconsin supper club inspired cheeseball made with all the supper club salad bar classics. Whipped cream cheese, Wisconsin made sharp cheddar, bacon, horseradish and banana pepper slices. You whip all the ingredients together, form into a ball, coat in more shredded cheese and some bacon. To make things easier you can also serve it as a spread. Either way, it is delicious. The complete recipe is at the end of this post. You can easily print this recipe card. There is also a Pinterest icon at the top, right corner that will allow you to…
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Continue ReadingCheesy Beef Sliders with Caramelized Onions I love sliders of any kind. I also love caramelized onions. For me, they add such great flavor and texture to any sandwich, especially a burger. I love making these sliders for a party because they are easy and also delicious. Cheesy Beef Sliders with caramelized onions, a hint of Worcestershire sauce and black pepper plus melty muenster cheese. This is delicious. I made my beef sliders in the air fryer as the weather was not ideal for grilling. There really is not wrong way to prepare and assemble these sliders. The real recipe…
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Continue ReadingPickley Buffalo Chicken Dip This pickley buffalo chicken dip is a classic. What makes this buffalo chicken dip unique is that I add pickle juice and dill to my recipe. I also serve my buffalo chicken dip with mini pickles, or cornichons. This dip is great for snack night, a party, game night, or just to enjoy on your own! The full, printable and Pinterest pin-able recipe is at the end of this recipe post. But I have a few tips and tricks, plus pictures before the recipe for those who need more clarification. Sharp Cheddar is Grate For most…
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Continue ReadingGrilled Marinated Sweet Peppers These Grilled Marinated Sweet Peppers are the perfect topping to your Italian Beef and Italian Sausage Sandwiches. Char these on your grill, then place in a covered bowl to soften the skins so they easily peel from the pepper. Marinated in a sweet vinegar and olive oil with some oregano, salt and sugar. These peppers will be the perfect topping to all your Summer sandwiches. The full, written recipe is at the end of this post, but there are some pictures and paragraphs before the recipe for those who need clarification. Burn Baby Burn The peppers…
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Continue ReadingChicago Style Hot Dogs Chicago Style Hot Dogs are a culinary classic. They also happen to cause the most controversy when it comes to my followers. A typical Chicago Style Hot Dog is made with an all beef hot dog, usually from the local Chicago brand Vienna Beef. The hot dog is usually steamed or boiled, served on a S. Rosens Mary Ann, Poppy Seed Bun. Chicago Style Hot Dogs are topped with: yellow mustard, onions, tomatoes, sport peppers, neon relish, celery salt and a pickle. The controversy comes from the people who disagree on the brand of hot dogs…
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Continue ReadingBacon, Lettuce & Tomato Sandwiches with Special Sauce This Bacon, Lettuce & Tomato Sandwich with Special Sauce are always a real treat. Made with the usual suspects and the addition of my “special sauce”. The special sauce is a tomato powder based spread with the tangy addition of lemon pepper that brings out the zing of the tomatoes and salty bacon. The Special Sauce for the Bacon, Lettuce & Tomato The tomato powder is a lesser know ingredient that is always a surprise to many people. I get my tomato powder from a brand called The Spice Way, they sell…
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