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People love Biscuits and Gravy, and people love a Breakfast Casserole. This recipe combines the two for a filling and delicious breakfast. Next time I’d like to try making this with 4 tubes of the smaller biscuits to better cover the casserole area without cutting …
This is your basic Breakfast Casserole, and you can make adjustments to ingredients as your tastes lead you. This can also be made ahead and frozen, either before or after cooking.
Cabbage is an underrated vegetable. It is delicious, bringing a certain sweetness to recipes. It is very healthy to eat, being high in vitamins C & K while improving digestion and reducing inflammation. It is commonly used in dishes from all over the world.This recipe …
Okay, this may sound a little crazy but it really is delicious. A friend of mine was making this one day for lunch and told me where to find the recipe on TicToc. This is a tasty and quick way to feed a crowd.The Mt …
These are a party favorite, with the counterpoint of the salty ham, the sweet & spicy glaze, and the soft and chewy pizza crust. These have been a hit every time we’ve made them. This recipe was adapted from Kevin&Amanda.com
This is one of our favorite ways to use leftover ham. The combination of ham, broccoli, cream soup and cheese is classic. The salty ham, the creamy soup, and the crispness of the fresh broccoli combine in a dish that is not only delicious but …
These appetizers are easy to make and very full of flavor. The roast beef is important here, you need a more robust meat to not get covered up by the seasonings. These are easy to make, and other than some wait time they come together …
Here’s a delicious bread to make for breakfasts. The sweet blueberries and the tart lemon go great together.
This is a classic Southern dessert, often called ‘Nanner Pudding or ‘Nilla Pudding. I read an interesting article that explained why there was a meringue on top on this pudding: it took 8 egg yolks to make the pudding, and no self-respecting Southerner during the …
Often called “the Poor Man’s Brisket”, it certainly costs less than a whole brisket but it doesn’t need to make any apologies for flavor or juiciness. You can slice this like a brisket, or shred it, or chunk it if it’s going on tortillas. Low …