Berries with Sweetened Yogurt | Kids Can Cook Recipe Review
Berries with Sweetened Yogurt from The Mom 100 Cookbook by Katie Workman makes a great dessert, as well as a special breakfast treat.
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Clementine Marmalade | Recipe Review
Try this recipe for sticky and delicious Clementine Marmalade from Laena McCarthy's book Jam On: The Craft of Canning Fruit.
Downton Abbey Potato and Pea Soup | Recipe
Eat like the Earl of Downton Abbey with this Potato and Pea Soup, found in Edwardian Cooking: The Unofficial Downton Abbey Cookbook.
Cowboy Breakfast Skillet | Recipe Review
Try this frittata on steroids called a Cowboy Breakfast Skillet from the cookbook Delish: Eat Like Everyday's the Weekend.
Make-Your-Own Granola | Kids Can Cook Recipe Review
This recipe for make-your-own granola, found in the Better Than Peanut Butter and Jelly cookbook by Marty Mattare, is simple and versatile!
Prime Rib | Recipe Review
Making prime rib at home may be intimidating, but this recipe from Meathead by Rux Martin makes it deliciously possible.
Ravioli Lasagna | Recipe Review
A recipe for yummy ravioli lasagna from the cookbook Six Ingredient Meals with Six Sisters’ Stuff. A perfect recipe for date night!
Crackling Corn Bread | Recipe Review
Check out this review for Maya Angelou's recipe for Crackling Corn Bread from her cookbook Hallelujah! The Welcome Table.
Banana Lassi | Kids Can Cook Recipe Review
This recipe for a Banana Lassi is simple, healthy, and easy to make with your kids. It makes a great breakfast with a slice of toast, or a snack that keeps you going until dinner time. This
Pasta and Peas | Recipe Review
This simple yet elegant recipe for Pasta and Peas is from Kitchen Simple: Essential Recipes for Everyday Cooking by James Peterson.
White Bean Chicken Chili | Recipe Review
This recipe for White Bean Chicken Chili is from the new Six Sisters’ Stuff cookbook, Six Sisters' Stuff Healthy Eats: 101+ Delicious Recipes and Tips for a Healthy Family. Perfect for a
Bread Pudding | Recipe Review
The humble origins of bread pudding make it the perfect food item for the genteelly poor March family. Oft considered the “poor man’s pudding,” it was and still is a delicious way to use