Who doesn't love a great big juicy cheeseburger? This easy ground beef recipe delivers all of those mouthwatering flavors in the form of a cute little cupcake.
This post is part of my ongoing restricted diets series with the Free People Blog BLDG 25. Since it seems this winter is hanging on until the bitter end for a lot of folks this year, I decided it was the perfect
An easy to make but decadent to taste, slimmed down recipe for Bang Bang Shrimp Pasta. Put your unhealthy Asian noodle cravings aside and feast on this skinny
Mini burgers get jazzed up with shredded cheese in this unique and tasty appetizer recipe. Perfect for a party, Mini Cheeseburger Pastry Bundles have a flaky outside, and a flavorful inside that will have you popping in one after the other.
This pot of noodles with Thai coconut curry and fresh shrimp can be made ahead and taken to work. Just add boiling water, seal it up for three minutes, add the contents of the fresh herb packet, and you've got a hot lunch ready.
Creating this chocolate snowman cake is fun for the whole family. My daughters enjoyed watching the snowman's personality emerge as we decorated him with candy and fruit leather.
Craving some comforting game day food? Food Fanatic’s recipe for buffalo chicken hash will fuel you throughout the day. Chunky potatoes, savory chicken sausage, runny eggs and melted cheese are ser...
This mild kid-friendly crockpot chili, courtesy of Skinnytaste, is made with lean ground turkey, corn, bell pepper, tomatoes and spices. Top with with crunch baked tortilla chips and watch your lit...
I recently bought a big bag of frozen jumbo shrimp from Costco. So, if you see a lot of shrimp recipes on here...that's why. Shrimp are also my favorite seafood
I LOVE Indian food, but seeing as most of the recipes use heavy cream and lots of spicy flavors, my gut stopped loving it. SCD made me start experimenting with different types of milk, and I’ve found that Indian spices can be used in moderation without making it flaming hot. While I definitely miss the...
