French Onion Pasta
French onion pasta is an internet favorite that captures all the savory flavor of the classic soup in a hearty noodle dish.
Read MoreFrench onion pasta is an internet favorite that captures all the savory flavor of the classic soup in a hearty noodle dish.
Read MoreThese baked chicken legs are crispy on the outside, juicy inside and packed with flavor thanks to a simple blend of pantry spices.
Read MoreThe airy beer batter of this fried fish sandwich tastes even better with the creamy homemade tartar sauce and crunchy coleslaw.
Read MoreOur chicken chimichangas recipe is simple, delicious and baked rather than fried, which makes them healthier than similar fried dishes. It's oh so easy to assemble these so you just may skip the restaurants from now on!
Read MoreChicken Parmesan, an Italian-American classic of shallow-fried cutlets topped with melty cheese and rich tomato sauce, is a homey dish that never fails to please.
Read MoreThese slow-cooker country-style ribs are delicious, saucy and fall-apart tender. Braised with your favorite sauce, they make a good centerpiece for a traditional barbecue spread.
Read MoreChicken Parmesan, an Italian-American classic of shallow-fried cutlets topped with melty cheese and rich tomato sauce, is a homey dish that never fails to please.
Read MoreThese grilled shrimp kabobs make a colorful addition to any barbecue platter. Using Italian salad dressing as the marinade is a brilliant way to add flavor without any extra prep!
Read MoreThis 30-minute shrimp pad thai recipe has all the iconic funky flavor of the traditional recipe, without some of the harder-to-find ingredients.
Read MoreThis easy chicken wild rice soup is hearty, cozy and comforting. Featuring leftover chicken and precooked rice, it's a total winner in terms of taste and time.
Read MoreThis grilled salmon with lemon is easy to toss together for a flavor-packed fish with a succulent, flaky texture. Make the marinade in the morning, and by evening, you'll be ready to grill up a fish that'll blow everyone's taste buds out of the water.
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