Top recipes for "No-cook"
easy chocolate mix. great for gifts or to have around the house to snack on.
when i came across this recipe in my recipe box i just had to post it because it brought back childhood memories! my sister loved to make this candy when she was little! the recipe came from a 1976 child's...
a real cool caper!
posted in response to a request.
another from the rachel ray show site - apparently one of oprah's favs!! sounds great, doesn't it ladies?? ***just an update -this has been a hit the three times i have served it now with ladies...
i found this recipe on cyberkuali. it's very refreshing and delicious. the dressing is wonderful!!
this is a no bake handy last minute fruit desert. very easy to prepare but makes a pretty presentation. serve it at your next baby shower, wedding shower, brunch or back yard bar-b-q.
another great recipe from southern living. we have these for a quick, easy lunch when we are on the go. omit any ingredient that is not to your liking. add what you like. very flexible.
i got this recipe from a friend. i have not made it yet, but have eaten her doughnuts with it on them--yum! i plan to use it the next time i make doughnuts.
this came about when i had more fresh basil in my garden than i knew what to do with it. i posted a question to the cooking q&a board and with the help of jenny sanders, this recipe came about.
and when i say easy...i mean easy!! but great for basting steaks, chops, etc. before grilling.
the holidays are quickly approaching! prep time includes time to chill, baby, chill! from gourmet magazine
this was in the local newpaper today, i have not tried it but thought there might be some vegans out there that would enjoy it. (submitted to the newpaper by stacey lalonde)
a great flavorful martini very refreshing ; )
i make salad dressings since commercial ones contain way too much sodium. this is a recipe from betty crocker's cookbook, but i reduced the sodium, sugar, and substituted roasted garlic for raw.
quick easy & attractive appetizer
a wonderful and easy side dish to serve with poultry. comes together in minutes and has a very attractive presentation.
i got this recipe from my brother some time ago. it's simple to make and goes fast. use it year round for holiday get togethers as well as summer bbq's. always a hit.
this very simple, yet tasty, dressing was served (over a tossed salad) at a church monthly supper for many years. by using equal susgar substitute, it is suitable for diabetic meal plans, and still very...
love this stuff. sometimes we add seasoned cooked chicken breast for a 1 dish meal. did you know that this salad was
pineapples, chocolate what more do you need?
i stole this from a cookbook at my mother's place. it sounds like it would be great to dip fresh fruit into at a party. i am thinking some strawberries would be particularly nice with it.
when you drink this try and remember that it does have alcohol in. very yummy especially good, well it is actually made for those coffee lovers out there
this coleslaw is a family favorite of mine for anytime of the year. i have a very picky 9 year old son who will not eat any type of salad but he loves this recipe....
this is a wonderfully fresh "dip" if you want to use it as that - but is also good inside tacos, omelettes, as a side to grilled pork, fish or chicken - whatever you want to use it for.
typical salad from the ivory coast!for a pretty presentation scored cucumber and zucchini with a fork, not peeled. onions are nice placed in between the layers.
a very bachelor-y and on-the-go sandwich, that's simply a filler, more than anything else. i made it once when i was really hungry, with next to nothing in the fridge. it's not health food, but yummy enough...
this is the only dressing i will ever use for caesar salad. it is from the creator of the caesar salad, cesar cardini. you can make it, like i do, or you can buy it in the store. it's a large bottle for...
from the jose cuervo tequila cookbook, need i say more?
from outpost natural foods. in their diabetes fighting foods flyer.
this is a super yummy drink and it looks great to. the first time i was served one of these i remember i had to know everything that was in it so i could make it at home.
i havent made this but its suppose to be very good on fish especially salmon. its sounds like a great change from regular tartar sauce.
this is not salsa verde – no, this is a light, very chunky and unique salsa that the “healthy gals” (joggers) in my neighborhood wait for each year. the first time i made it, i was looking for a...
i have found my friends, mom's, polish cuisine, to be very endearing and this is a side dish called miseria which i have grown to love very much and i am sure you will also.
good for dippin anything but best with recipe #20817. from the lighthearted cookbook by anne lindsay
fruit and pudding salad
from "the healthy beef cookbook," found in june, 2006, country home magazine. sounded too interesting to not post or try!
this looks like an interesting change from the usual holiday egg nog. i plan to try it out this thanksgiving. from the herb companion.
the wine shop i work for recently had a sangria party for our customers. this was one of the recipes we used. it is best to allow this to sit overnight (add ice just before serving) but if you're in a...
scottish celebrity chef nick nairn lists this as one of his all time favourite recipes. and he won't be alone in his enthusiasm for dishes served with drambuie
great dinner party or holiday appy, they will go quickly!!
use the fat-free cottage cheese and you have a great low-cal dish. i could eat this every day!
elegant, but so easy dessert.
the spices in this hot chocolate are
another family favorite.
this is a recipe for cuban sangria that i first had at a pool party in the little havana area of miami. it was made by the host in a large cooler and dipped out during a bbq and party. it was the best...
honestly, i don't even know if this qualifies as a recipe, but i tried this today and just had to share it with zaar. using peanut butter "altered" this way makes a little bit go a long way, without compromising...