An easy pasta salad recipe with a light, creamy dressing and the savory crunch of bacon. This is perfect to have with dinner at home or serve at a cookout.
Category: Sides
So you made pulled pork or have leftovers from a restaurant. Now what? This post has 30 recipes for that leftover pulled pork! I have breakfast and brunch, appetizers, nachos, pizza, soup, main dishes, and sides included.
Got a can of chipotle peppers in adobo sauce for that one recipe and don’t know what to do with the rest? Step 1: Freeze them! Step 2: Check out this list of 70 recipes!
This bold salsa has just the right amount of heat with a smoky chipotle flavor. 8 ingredients pack in a tangy, zesty flavor. It comes together in the blender in just a few minutes.
Have leftover vegetables from a previous meal you use, or a few random veggies in your fridge? Here are 35 recipe ideas for using those veggies so they don’t go to waste! Breakfast, lunch, dinner, soups, and sides – this list has everything covered!
These fried onion petals have a crispy, crunchy exterior with a zesty flavor. They make a great side to go with burgers or dogs, or get creative and add them to your burger. I love a good onion ring, but onion petals are slightly easier to make because they’re smaller and easier to manage when
A light, fresh salad with a zesty herb vinaigrette dressing that gets an added richness from goat cheese. It’s vegetarian and gluten-free, and can be easily made vegan without the goat cheese.
Roasted red potatoes give this potato salad an interesting dimension. The dijon and dill dressing make this an irresistible side dish! Great for picnics and potlucks. Buying for 1 or 2 people can be hard. Sometimes I end up having produce that I need to use up, which was the case with the potatoes I
A zesty homemade macaroni and cheese recipe that is a perfect side dish for chicken, beef, or pork. Done in under 30 minutes, too! It’s super easy to dress this up as a main dish by adding cooked chicken or pulled pork. Homemade mac and cheese is easier than you might think. I think it’s
Growing up in Charleston, grits were a staple of my childhood. For over 20 years of my life, I don’t think I had bad grits. After college, I moved north. New York and Philadelphia had amazing food, of course, but it was almost impossible to find good Southern food or soul food. It was a