Blog Entries

Marry Me Chicken Quinoa Skillet

Published on 02/11/25

We just had to try our hand at a meal that’s so good that it’s notorious for inspiring proposals. We turned this dinner classic into a one-skillet meal with the same creamy textures and bold flavors, but with added protein and less dishes. Make this one for someone you love this week!

Steak au Poivre

Published on 02/07/25

by Erin Jensen

This epic Steak au Poivre recipe might sound fancy but we are here to show you just how easy it is to make! It’s a flavor-packed main course that can be served with just about any main course. Just be sure to enjoy with lots of that pan sauce on top!

Jalapeño Popper Dip

Published on 02/03/25

by Erin Jensen

Serve up this creamy, cheesy, bacon filled dip with just a hint of heat from jalapenos and whole lot of flavor from everything else. It’s the perfect snack or appetizer to fuel you during the next big game, family gathering, or any other time you’re craving those classic jalapeño popper flavors.

Mary’s Famous Bagel Dip (with corned beef)

Published on 01/31/25

by Erin Jensen

This Mary’s Famous Bagel Dip is the appetizer everyone asks for the recipe for. Made with corned beef, sour cream, mayonnaise, onion, and dill, this easy make-ahead dip is creamy, savory, and perfect for serving with chunks of fresh bagels. It has been a family favorite for years and is always the first thing to disappear at parties, holidays, and game day gatherings.

Buffalo Chicken Sliders

Published on 01/30/25

by Erin Jensen

Enjoy your favorite buffalo flavors in these melty, scrumptious, and easy to make sliders! Thanks to melty cheese, bold buffalo sauce, and tender chicken, these little guys are seriously irresistible and are perfect for game day parties or anytime you need to feed a crowd.

Sausage and Cheese Tortellini Soup

Published on 01/28/25

by Erin Jensen

This sausage and cheese tortellini soup is the ultimate cozy weeknight dinner. Made with Italian sausage, tender cheese tortellini, and a creamy tomato broth using a jar of vodka sauce for a quick shortcut, this one-pot soup is packed with flavor and ready in about 30 minutes.