This wine-and-garlic infused roast is a delicious variant of the classic American pot roast. Don't be alarmed by the quantity of garlic; it mellows as it cooks.
You'll never make creamier potatoes than this recipe right here. The garlic doesn't overpower. For an even creamier side dish, try heating the half 'n half over low heat before adding to the potatoes.
Broccoli roasted with garlic is a favorite among young and old. The best part is you put it in the oven and forget about it until 20 minutes later. The basil and lemon add a fresh flavor to the warm broccoli.
Layered with Jell-O, bananas, and whipped topping, this recipe is super easy to make and one that the whole family will enjoy. A simple salad that will go with any meal.
Make hot chocolate mix to enjoy all winter long on those cold winter day. Make up a batch of this hot chocolate mix and you will be ready to serve a mug of hot chocolate anytime, or make up a thermos to take along to your next football game or tailgating party.
Here's a classic salad for any season. This simple cabbage and carrot coleslaw recipe is an easy and tasty way to prepare fresh cabbage and carrots from your garden harvest. See our Summer Side Dish Recipes collection for other dishes in which you can use your fresh vegetables.
Great biscuits to serve with any meal. When you would like to serve an easy to make biscuit with your dinner, mix these up and bake just before serving dinner. They are extra good when served warm.
You won't even need to look for a frosting recipe as its not even needed for these simple and delicious banana bars. These bars freeze well and are a great after school snack for the kids.
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Notes: This punch recipe makes a whole gallon so mix it up and keep it in the refrigerator to enjoy with any of your other meals.
If you like loaded baked potatoes, you're going to love this soup! It is full of flavor and comfort. With bacon cooked in with the potatoes, onion and celery, it's a sure-fire hit.
Soft pumpkin cookies with white chocolate chips in every bite. What a sweet and sensational fall cookie. Your trick-or-treaters are going to love this sweet treat.
A centerpiece for you holiday table and relatively budget friendly compared to the other holiday entrees. The bacon adds great flavor and keeps the pork moist. Serve with roasted potatoes.
Spruced up mashed potatoes with the flavor of ranch dressing, that everyone loves, especially the kids. Topped with melted cheese, this side dish is sure to disappear.
Sweet mangos and tart cranberries added to mixed greens and dressed with a balsamic vinaigrette. This salad is refreshing to serve and to eat. Makes enough to feed a crowd.