This Neelys Sweet Heat Tri Color Salad recipe contains olive oil, can black beans, shredded monterey jack cheese, yellow bell pepper, red bell pepper and more.
There's a reason this salad is called a classic: The flavors of lettuce, red onion, peas, ham, mayo, Parm and tomatoes combine to form a foolproof potluck winner.
The combination of cream cheese, cottage cheese and sweetened condensed milk makes for an incredibly rich cheesecake. A homemade graham cracker crust is easy to make (bake it while you make the filling for the cake) and we think it's so much better than store-bought. This recipe is a bit labor-intensive but the cake can be made up to a day ahead, so it's perfect for entertaining. Click here to visit the new home of KitchenDaily!
You might want to hire a waiter to serve this one. With fresh tomatoes and chopped basil along with savory shrimp and pasta, it's that close to a seriously high-end entree.
This rich and creamy side dish is especially perfect for a holiday side because it takes just minutes to prepare and your guests will be so impressed with the flavor, they'll be asking for seconds!
It couldn't be easier! Makes a nice side dish, or could serve as a main dish if you're in a vegetarian mood! Subtly sweet with just a hint of spice. Enjoy!
Snack Girl isn't really a fan of smoothies because she finds them too sweet. But, there is one style of smoothie that motivates her to get out the blender. Snack
Tired of another night of chicken and rice? Surprise everyone with this smart restaurant fake-out. The veggies cook with the chicken and lend flavor to the creamy sauce.
This is a classic Potluck Chocolate-Peanut Butter pie. If you don't like peanut butter, step away from this recipe. I'm serious, man. You're in the wrong place at the wrong time. If you do like peanut butter ... you're about to get your fill!
A flavorful skillet dish that cuts down on prep without cutting down the flavor. No need to roll individual tortillas, just cut them up and stir them in with the chicken.
