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Are you looking for some easy meal ideas to get dinner on the table in a flash? Lately I have been LOVING nachos! The whole family will eat them without complaint, and there are so many ways to prepare them. You could serve nachos every week without repeating a recipe if you really wanted to!
I don't know about you, but just thinking about all of the cooking I have ahead of me in the coming weeks is enough to leave me overwhelmed. I like Thanksgiving; who can resist pie and turkey with all of the trimmings? But. Hear me out. I am over cooking these epic feasts already! I never want to eat it after cooking all morning, and the mess is enough to make me want to cancel dinner and stay in bed.
This year, I am going to give myself a BREAK before Thanksgiving and take the easy out for as many meals as possible. My meal plan for the month includes some very basic plans like soup and grilled cheese, crock pot chili, and of course, we are going to have nachos a few times.
I gathered some of the recipes I want to try the most to share with you. These are unique and easy. I am sure your family will love them all.
Blackened shrimp nachos by Ask Chef Dennis
I really want to try this recipe because I love shrimp and often keep a bag in the freezer for easy meals. With the price of everything being so high these days, I love that I could make these with what I have on hand, switching out the veggies for what I have in the fridge.
Waffle Fry Nachos by Dinner at the Zoo
This is a delicious twist on fries and nachos! I have a feeling my kids would love to mix up the toppings to get all of their favorites in there.
Mexican Street Corn Bacon Nachos by The Forked Spoon
This recipe mixes up so many good ingredients like corn, tomatoes and avocado to make a really delicious nachos that your family will gobble up!
Green Chile Nachos by Homemade for Elle
These are colorful and just the thing for someone, like me, who LOVES green chile flavor! I would probably add some olives and maybe onions to the mix too!
Loaded Cauliflower Nachos by I Hacked Diabetes
These are perfect for eating a lighter, yet totally satisfying meal. I don't know if my kids will love this recipe, but my waistline will thank me for taking a lighter route at dinner a night or two when I am faced with all of the epic holiday desserts to come my way.
Crispy Loaded Jalapeno Nachos by Crayons and Cravings
If you love jalapenos, then you are going to want to dig into this recipe! Crispy jalapeno nachos look incredibly appealing to me. I LOVE spicy food!
Nachos Deluxe by Ann's Entitled Life
This recipe is loaded with good things! And it looks just messy enough to be fun to eat! I would add some fresh veggies to the top of this plate!
Which of these nachos would you try first?
While you are here you might like to check out 12 Lasagna Recipe You Will Love or My Copycat Cracker Barrel Chicken and Dumplings recipe.
If you love sugar cookies, then this is the place for you! I gathered 15 of my favorite sugar cookie recipes to share with you. Make sure you click thru to the full recipe.
Almond Sugar Cookies by The Taylor House
These are the perfect cookies to make with your kids, they make great cut outs that the kids can decorate and sprinkle!
Perfect Sugar Cookies by Spend with Pennies
This Sugar Cookie recipe is the perfect year-round holiday cookie! A simple mixture of butter, sugar and flour (with a few additions), these sugar cookies bake up beautifully every time.
Cut Out Cookies with Marbled Icing by Easy Cookie Recipes
These Cutout ugar Cookies with Marbled Icing are basically edible art. Each delicious sugar cookie is dipped into homemade swirled icing to create a unique marbled effect.
Peppermint Sugar Cookies by Gimme Some Sugar
If you’re headed to a holiday party or just love baking during the holidays, try this homemade Christmas cookie recipe. If you’re looking for a quick solution for the holidays, this is the best Christmas sugar cookie recipes out there! Seriously, I’ve never seen one easier.
Gluten Free Sugar Cookies by Cooking on Caffeine
This recipe is like the holy grail of “safe” sugar cookie recipes. No eggs. No milk. No wheat. No nuts or peanuts. Easily made soy-free. Use a different flour blend if you have issues with legumes or potatoes. And no chilling the dough, because who has time for that? We just want cookies!
Soft Lemon Cookies by On My Kids Plate
These sweet and easy soft lemon cookies are the perfect little cookie for a delicious treat. Full of fresh lemon zest, these are bright, yummy cookies you’ll want to make again and again!
Chai Sugar Cookies by Lovely Indeed
These chai spice sugar cookies are the perfect cookie to go with a cup of tea or coffee! The easy recipe makes soft, chewy cookies that will be a hit at any party or cookie swap.
Buttery Almond Sugar Cookies by On Ty’s Plate
Buttery Almond Sugar Cookies — buttery soft almond flavored sugar cookies rolled in almond flakes. It's the perfect cookie!
Crispy Sugar Cookies by Creative Lifestyles
Do you ever just want a little crunch in your cookie? I don’t mean the crunch you get from over cooking the cookie. I mean a little crunch inside the softest yummiest cookie you will ever try. This amazing krispy sugar cookie is so easy to make, but it is hands down one of my favorite cookies of all time.
Swirl Sugar Cookies by Bride on a Budget
This recipe is time consuming, but so worth it for the way these swirl sugar cookies turn out! These are perfect for special occasions!
Vegan Dairy Free Sugar Cookies by Delightful Adventures
Easy homemade cut-out vegan gluten-free sugar cookies you can make for Christmas, Valentine’s Day, Easter, Halloween…they’re perfect for ANY occasion! These cookies can be made soft or crispy, it’s up to you. Decorate simply with sanding sugar or buttercream frosting or get fancy with a simple vegan icing that hardens.
Spiced Sugar Cookies by Bean Around the Bowl
These Spiced Sugar Cookies are warm and cozy with cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and cloves.
Perfect for the holidays and simple to make. These can be topped with additional sugar before baking to add a nice texture. They are not overly sweet to begin, so don’t worry about them being too sweet with added sugar.
Vegan Lofthouse Copycat Cookies by Strength and Sunshine
Sure, you could make classic cut-out sugar cookies for decorating, but no one can pass up one of the soft, cake-like, frosted gems that have been gracing grocery store shelves since 1994 from Lofthouse! Like a cake and a cookie all baked up into one delicious buttery, sweet, colorfully frosted treat! Can you still have this classic cookie even if you're gluten-free, vegan, or have food allergies? Sure you can! With this easy copycat homemade version of the classic soft-baked frosted cookie, you'll never have to miss out again!
Classic Sugar Cookies by Healthy Kitchen 101
This sugar cookies recipe makes fun treats for Christmas and any other occasion. Also, making and decorating cookies is a great activity to get everyone in the kitchen to spend time together.
Super Soft Sugar Cookies by Emily Fabulous
These Super Soft Sugar Cookies are easy to make and taste just like the Lofthouse sugar cookies in the grocery store. This recipe is perfect for making with kids and will work for Valentine’s Day or any occasion because you can choose whatever color and decoration you want to use!
Do you love tiramisu as much as I do? Then this is the place for you to be. I gathered 10 tiramisu recipes from my favorite bloggers to try my hand at this fall, and I am going to share them with you, just in case you too want to whip up some of the most amazing versions of a classic treat at home too.
This recipe has cheesecakes with too much tiramisu flavor and even cupcakes with a decadent flavor that might make you groan with delight. My favorite so far has been the no churn tiramisu ice cream. I made a batch of that during the last heat wave and let me tell you, it was PHENOMENAL.
Be sure to click through the links below to get the full recipes.
Strawberry Vegan Tiramisu by Addicted to Dates
Mini Panettone Tiramisu by Rosanna ETC
Tiramisu Cheesecake by An Italian in My Kitchen
No Churn Tiramisu Ice Cream by Homegrown Happiness
Raspberry Tiramisu by This Little Home
Ombre Tiramisu Cake by Eat Loves Eats
Raspberry Tiramisu Tarts by Food Meanderings
Earl Grey Tiramisu by The Cozy Plum
The Best Tiramisu by What a Girl Eats
Tiramisu Cupcakes by Spatula Desserts
Labor day is right around the corner, and in my opinion, that means it is time to make a great batch of potato salad to share at the family BBQ's and gatherings.
Now, I like ALL potato salad. I think it is like comfort food, and I am just generally so thankful for potatoes. They are delicious aren't they?! So, you know I will try all of the varieties that end up at a potluck; but knowing that it is a popular dish has inspired me to spread my wings and try something unique.
I gathered 15 out of this world recipes that are just a little different than the standard mustard based salad. I think you are going to like these and want to try a few of them yourself. These recipes are intended to convert people; if you sneer at potato salad now, just wait til you try ranch potato salad, or maybe even Greek lemon potato salad! They both sound awesome right?
Cesar Potato Salad by Sam Cooks Kindness
Warm Austrian Potato Salad by Cooking Gorgeous
Ranch Potato Salad by Spend with Pennies
Sweet Potato Salad by Plant Based Budget
Mashed Potato Salad by Feeding Your Fam
Instant Pot Potato Salad by Pressure Cooker Recipe
Vegan Southern Potato Salad by Strength and Sunshine
Eggless Potato Salad by Sugar and Snappeas
Salt and Vinegar Potato Salad by My Therapist Cooks
Loaded Baked Potato Salad by Centsless Meals
German Potato Salad by Like Mother Like Daughter
Classic Potato Salad with Eggs by Healthy Seasonal Recipes
Greek Lemon Potato Salad by The View From Great Island
Roasted Garlic Potato Salad by This Noshtalgic Life
German Dill Potato Salad by Served From Scratch
Hiking is a favorite type of activity for many people. Traveling through mountain ranges and forests brings a lot of positive emotions. In addition, you can be alone with nature and enjoy the silence. Considering the length of the hiking trip, you should think about food in advance. You can, of course, buy a couple of MRE packs and a flameless warmer. But what if you want to cook a culinary masterpiece in 20 minutes? Here are meals to cook while hiking.
Chili Mac and Cheese
This smoked macaroni and cheese dish is as simple as possible to prepare. Cook it over an open fire or a charcoal grill. You need to boil water and add some beans. Wait 10 minutes and add noodles. After all the ingredients have boiled for another five minutes, you can add cheese and chili powder. The proportion depends on your culinary preference. The main advantage of this dish is its simplicity. You need to add all the ingredients in turn. It is worth noting that you are best off choosing instant macaroni, so you don't have to wait long.
Jerky Noodles
The second recipe is also fairly simple. You need to boil water and add rice noodles. After fifteen minutes have passed, you can pour out the water and add beef jerky and peanut butter. Whisk all ingredients and add salt or pepper as desired. The butter adds a pleasant astringency, and you can enjoy every bite of beef jerky. But do not forget to take all the ingredients for the hike in advance.
Otherwise, you will have to spend a lot of time on the way back. If you are a student, then such an oversight will be especially offensive because you have many papers to write. Hiking delays are unacceptable. Read essay writing service reviews and delegate some papers ahead of time. Also, you should pack all your things in a backpack so as not to be left without lunch in the forest or the mountains.
Mediterranean Couscous
The third dish is also very simple and will suit even beginners. All you need to do is add the ingredients one at a time. Boil water, add couscous and wait about 10 minutes. As soon as you see that the groats are ready, you should drain the remaining water, grate the cheese and add the pesto mix. Stir all ingredients and add 5-10 olives.
This dish has a delicate aroma and is very easy to prepare. It will take you no more than 20 minutes to complete all steps. Any student can use this recipe to enjoy a delicious meal somewhere in the woods near the tent. By the way, you can read the EssayPro reviews and choose which papers you want to delegate while your couscous is brewing in the pot.
Chicken and Rice
What could be simpler than this dish? You need to buy pre-cooked chicken cut into small pieces. Boil water and add broccoli. Once five minutes have passed, you can add instant rice and wait 4-6 minutes. Pour the water out of the pot and add chicken, soy sauce, and olive oil. This type of recipe does not require salt or spices, but you can add any ingredient if the dish's taste seems inferior to you. In general, even a child can prepare all the ingredients according to the instructions.
Eggs and Bacon
If your plans do not include a long stop in one place, then you can eat eggs and bacon. Boil water and add powdered eggs. Stir the powder until smooth. Next, you can add bacon bits and mashed potatoes. As you can see, it will take you no more than 10-15 minutes to eat deliciously and not waste time on complicated culinary processes. You can even bring a flameless heater and some water with you if you don't want to stay in one place for a long time.
Trail Mix Butter
Imagine that you wake up in a tent somewhere on the side of a mountain and observe a beautiful coniferous forest. Most likely, you don't want to spend about an hour preparing complicated dishes. Boil water and make coffee. Next, you need trail mix, peanut butter, and honey. All you need to do is take a plate and stir all the ingredients. It will take you no more than a minute to start eating. This breakfast is full of vitamins and minerals. Plus, you get enough energy to continue your hike.
Cereal
Here's another great option for those who love quick breakfasts. Sprinkle powdered milk and add cereal or granola and dried fruits. Pour boiling water over all the ingredients. Wait about five minutes and start eating. Such a simple dish will be a great addition to tea or coffee.
Final Words
When you walk through the woods or climb a mountain, you hardly want to burden yourself with complex culinary recipes during a lunch halt. All the dishes on the list are quite simple to prepare. It will take you 5-20 minutes to start eating. Plus, you will be surprised by the delicate taste and texture. Now hiking will become even more comfortable for you.
Cinco de Mayo is right around the corner and this Sour Apple Margarita recipe is the best cocktail for the occasion! This recipe is easy to make and has just the right mix of booze with the perfect pucker from the sour apple schnapps. Chances are you will make this one many times as summer rolls around.
Serving size is 1 8oz glass
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