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These pizza bombs are quick and easy to make with canned biscuit dough, pizza sauce, pepperoni, and mozzarella. They are great for game night or movie night.
These tasty bombs are so quick and easy to make. You can whip them up anytime.
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Grand bi...The Dutch Baby Pancake is a puffy, oversized pancake similar to Yorkshire pudding. This quick-to-prepare pancake is ready for the pan in about 5 minutes. Serve it sweet with fresh fruit, powdered sugar, and maple syrup or savory with fried eggs, cheese, and bacon.
The Dutch Baby Pancake, also known as a Dutch Puff and German Pancake, is one of those super fun rec...
This Ham and Lentil Soup features onions, celery, carrots, tomatoes, dried lentils, and smoked ham in a savory and smoky broth. This quick and easy soup is a family favorite.
This soup is full of wholesome goodness from healthy garden vegetables and plenty of natural fiber from lentils.
Ingredient Notes and SubstitutionsSee the complete list of in...
Easy Taco Pasta Salad brings taco-seasoned ground beef, pasta, tomatoes, black beans, cheddar, and scallions together with a creamy, slightly spicy, easy-to-pull-together ranch dressing.
This pasta salad is a complete meal that can be pulled together in under 30 minutes. It is a complete meal in itself and perfect for those warm summer nights when you don’t want ...
These easy sauteed carrots are cooked in butter and seasoned with salt, freshly ground black pepper, and fresh herbs.
We love these carrots! These tasty carrots are so quick and easy to make that even the novice chef can master them. I love to serve them with
