With Whipped Potatoes and Caramelized Onions I received my Imperfect Produce order late last night and included inside was a beautiful acorn squash and a couple of equally as gorgeous russet potatoes. Imperfect Produce sends you the fruits and veggies that aren’t “perfect” enough for supermarkets to sell, but honestly these looked amazing. I had been thinking of adding a vegetarian recipe to my Holiday collection of recipes and that is when I decided to make a Cheesy Stuffed Acorn Squash with Whipped Potatoes and Caramelized Onions. I ran the idea by my recipe blogger friend, The Kitchen Wife, and…
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Continue ReadingMake Something Amazing Even Better My family and I get together once a year in the spring to make pierogi. Because it’s an annual event, we always want to be certain to make as many as possible. Most years we make well over 700+ pierogi. If you think that sounds like a lot of work, it absolutely is. We look forward to the day every year and half way through the process we wonder why we EVER decided to make this a tradition. The work is tedious but the time together is what we look forward to and enjoy. Sadly,…
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Savory and Delicious This recipe is fairly simple, but it is definitely not an easy weeknight meal. After all, just because something is simple doesn’t make it easy or quick. This is a nice dinner to make when you have some time to pour a glass of wine, put your favorite show on television, and are prepared to spend some time in the kitchen. I can’t remember where or when I heard about Chicken In A Lemon Cream Sauce, but I know I did and that is why I wanted to make it. This recipe sort of came about in…
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Fine Dining Made Simple Elevate your dinner game with this exquisite Chicken Mirabella, featuring a blend of succulent chicken, briny olives, and sweet prunes. This Mediterranean-inspired dish combines tender chicken breasts marinated in a flavorful mixture of garlic, oregano, and white wine baked to perfection with a medley of plump prunes and tangy green olives. The result is a harmonious symphony of savory and sweet flavors. If you want to show your guests your fancier side, this is the recipe for you. It will impress even the most discerning palates. Serve this Chicken Mirabella with a side of couscous or…
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Even Kids Will Love This Broccoli Broccoli Cheese Casserole is a family staple at our parties. It is so comforting, creamy, and delicious. While this might not be the most experimental recipe I’ve created, there’s something to be said for the classics. Kids love classics, and let’s be honest: adults love them too. Who doesn’t love crunchy cheesy goodness? It’s made with all the usual suspects like Velveeta, Ritz Crackers, and broccoli and it comes out so good. It’s a recipe that everyone can get excited for. There is a full, printable recipe card at the end of this post.…
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Continue ReadingA Perfect Fall Treat There are very few recipes of mine that Original Tipsy has asked ME for over the years. It’s something special to have a parent ask you for a recipe so that you can repay them for the delicious meals they’ve made over the years. These Candied Butternut Squash Slices are one of the dishes I made for her and she loved it so much she asked me to share the recipe with her. I remember the first time I made these Candied Butternut Squash Slices was for a fall cheese tasting I was hosting at the…
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Ramen Noodle Salad is perfect for a side dish, lunch or add a protein for a delicious dinner!
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Tangy and Tasty Chicken Goodness I was making a crockpot meal for dinner tonight and I didn’t anticipate it taking as long as it did. This left me scrambling for something to make for dinner. I had some boneless, skinless chicken tenders that were defrosted and have had chicken wings on my mind so I decided to make some BBQ Buffalo Chicken Tenders for dinner. Wait a second, I said I needed to make something quick and easy, didn’t I? Aren’t chicken wings a bit of a hassle? Maybe made the usual way, but if you’re not too strict about…
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