A Pot Roast Recipe Made For Sandwiches Or Classic Serving This Steakhouse Onion Pot Roast was inspired by my love of both classic pot roast and Mississippi Pot Roast plus an onion-forward twist while skipping the ranch seasoning and traditional vegetables. Slow-cooked with fresh onions, A1 sauce, savory soup mixes, butter, and pepperoncini for tender shredded beef and a rich gravy that’s perfect for Sunday dinner, sandwiches, noodles, rice, or even nachos. Mississippi Pot Roast has always sounded appealing to me, but for my personal taste there has always been something about the ranch seasoning that keeps me from fully…
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Continue ReadingOui Oui To Wieners These French Onion Hot Dogs take everything you love about rich, cozy French onion soup and turn it into an easy, over-the-top comfort food dinner. Sweet caramelized onions, savory broth, and melty cheese come together in toasted buns for a messy, irresistible meal. The idea for…
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An Unexpected Ingredient With Delicious Results Cherry Cola Marinated Steaks with Brown Sugar Glaze is one of those recipes that feels restaurant worthy without being fussy. Between the cherry cola marinade and the rich, glossy glaze, you get layers of sweet, savory flavor that will make even a simple grilled…
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Continue ReadingA Wisconsin and South American Mash Up These Maple Chimichurri Nachos are layered with seasoned taco beef, a creamy homemade cheese sauce, and a fresh, herby chimichurri with a hint of maple sweetness. Finished with an optional crumble of jalapeño pepper jack cheese curds, this recipe puts a bold Wisconsin-style…
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Classic Comfort Food With Steakhouse Vibes There’s something about a big pan of my Steakhouse Beef Stroganoff featuring tender beef, buttery mushrooms, and onions in a rich savory gravy that just feels like olden times. All of this comes together with egg noodles for a meal that’s simple and comforting.…
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Meaty & Delicious Boneless Beef Country Ribs in Simple Au Jus is one of those recipes that feels fancy but is actually just good ingredients, like ribs seasoned with garlic salt, black pepper, Italian seasoning, paprika, and a touch of brown sugar in a covered pan with a little time…
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A Childhood Favorite That Never Gets Old My go-to recipe for Classic Sloppy Joes is meaty, saucy, savory, a little sweet, and filled with cozy flavors thanks to tomato bisque soup, barbecue sauce, Worcestershire, and a handful of simple pantry spices. It makes the kind of thick, rich filling that…
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Comfort In A Bowl This recipe for Slow Roasted Asian Beef Noodle Soup is one you will make over and over again as it’s easy to prep and enjoy throughout the week. Make this soup with slow roasted chuck roast, tender noodles, and a soy and ginger broth that comes…
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