Instant Pot carnitas are easy to make with pork shoulder, orange juice, and spices. You just need a little patience for the pressure to release naturally, but you’ll be rewarded with fall-apart tender pork. Perfect for tacos, nachos, burritos, and more!
There are two types of Super Bowl party guests: Those glued to the TV for every single play and those who just showed up for the snacks (and maybe the ads or halftime show). Either way, having the right food is critical for throwing a Super Bowl party! Luckily, there are enough Super Bowl snacks to keep everyone’s plate full, whether you’re munching nervously in front of the TV or hanging out by a cooler full of the best beers.
Generally, finger food is the name of the game. Prep a table full of plates, napkins and toothpicks, and keep an eye on what needs to be replenished. There should be plenty of classics like wing sauce recipes, nachos and loaded potato skins, plus a mix of healthy Super Bowl snacks. Once the halftime show is over, you can start sprinkling in Super Bowl desserts to add a touch of sweetness to the party spread.
Be the MVP of game-day eats with these party-perfect snacks. Whether you choose wings, dips, nachos or guac, these recipes are guaranteed to make this your best Super Bowl spread yet.
It’s the biggest game of the season and you’re no doubt expecting a houseful of hungry fans. Even if you’ve enlisted the help of your guest and are planning a potluck-style spread of all the classics (like chili, chicken wings and fun desserts) you’re going to need to make a few snacks and small bites for your party, too. You’ll find all the recipes you need in this roundup. We’ve got dips, jalapeño poppers, pigs in a blanket and more. A guaranteed winner? This flaky, golden ring of crescent dough, packed with all the flavors of a cheesy, chicken enchilada. It’s portable (so your guests can eat by the television!) and sure to please — making it perfect for parties.
Whether you’re dipping tortilla chips into spicy corn salsa, creamy artichoke dip, or using them as the base for cheesy, beefy nachos, these corn-based crisps add a satisfying crunch and a hint of saltiness to so many classic comfort foods. But when you head to the grocery store, you’ll find a vast array of options lining the shelves, and it can get pretty overwhelming to know which one to buy.
I’ll admit, I usually don’t put much thought into choosing tortilla chips when grocery shopping and often just grab whatever bag is on sale. Though there have definitely been times when I’ve picked up a chip that seems appealing, only to find it lacks flavor. Or worse, a crisp that’s so flimsy it practically disintegrates as soon as I dip it into a creamy dip or load it up with cheese and toppings. To help you avoid that fate, I tested 11 different types. Below, you’ll discover my subjective ranking of the ones I think truly deserve a spot in your cart.
This egg casserole recipe is quick, easy, and full of flavor. It’s the perfect, low-maintenance breakfast to serve a hungry crowd.
These are the basic ingredients you’ll need to make this homemade egg casserole recipe:
In our kitchens, recipes using lemons brighten every course! Read on for sides, mains and desserts with a citrusy zing.
No supermarket run is complete without grabbing a lemon, because what can’t this citrus do? Lemons add spectacular brightness to savory entrees and tangy summer desserts alike. With lemons in your kitchen, you can turn even the simplest chicken recipes and pantry dinners into a memorable meal.
For the freshest flavor when making recipes using lemons, remember to store your lemons the right way (in the fridge, not on the counter). To keep lemon juice on hand, check out our method for juicing a lemon. Then, fill an ice cube tray with freshly squeezed juice and freeze for later. You’ll be able to add a pop of zest to your cooking whenever!
Keep the winter blues away with these dessert recipes that will warm you from the inside out. Think hot chocolate, bread pudding, cobbler and so much more.
This recipe is great to serve for large groups because it can be easily doubled and takes little time or effort to prepare. Even my husband likes to make this chicken dish, and he usually hates to cook! —Karen Gardiner, Eutaw, Alabama
Whether you’re enjoying a Sunday morning brunch or bunkered down for a snow day, these winter breakfast recipes will not disappoint!
Looking for a deliciously hearty pot roast recipe that appeals to all palates? This simple Crock-Pot dish boasts a big flavor using just six ingredients. Enjoy a classic beef roast recipe that our community of home cooks comes back to again and again. Learn more about this mouthwatering roast recipe here, including how long to cook roast in the Crock-Pot and the best ways to serve it
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