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With its versatility, ease of use, and the immense flavor and texture it imparts to dishes, I believe this overlooked pantry staple deserves more praise than it currently receives. So today, I’ve decided to highlight this canned good in all its glory! You’ll find 23 cream of chicken recipes that transform home-cooked dishes into restaurant-quality masterpieces. From appetizers and sides to main entrees, I have you covered. Enjoy! 23 Easy Recipes Using Cream of Chicken Soup 1....

After spending hours making and baking a cake, why not go all out and fill it with something delicious and surprising? I’m sure everyone will be happy with a layer of regular frosting, but imagine their faces when they bite into your soft, moist cake and get a mouthful of zesty lemon curd. Trust me, these cake filling ideas and easy recipes will take your cake game from great to out of this world!...

Italian food is widely known around the world and is a lot more than just pasta. While we all love the popular Italian recipes like lasagna or spaghetti, it’s time to dig a little deeper. Cooking up these traditional Italian dishes will make it feel like your Italian nonna is in the kitchen with you! Find something everyone will love with these 25 easy Italian recipes. 1. Chicken Parmesan With a classic Italian recipe like chicken parmesan, your whole family is sure to fall in love....

If you’re a pizza fan, you’ve probably tried it in different forms. But have you ever thought about eating it in the form of a bowl? These bowls are like tiny packages of deliciousness that you can devour in one bite. Plus, you can make these pizza bowls with any flavors you like. And because they’re crust-free, they make for a fantastic low-carb option. From classic pepperoni to vegan alternatives and adorable pizza pot pies, you’re bound for a feast....

Some are pink and pretty, while others are more subdued. Either way, there’s such a wide variety to choose from, you might struggle to pick just one. No matter your tastes, there’s no reason you shouldn’t be able to find something here to enjoy – as long as you’re of legal drinking age, of course. So, without further ado, let’s check out these citrus cocktail recipes. 1. Charred Grapefruit and Basil Gin and Tonic This is one of the most exciting gin and tonic recipes I’ve tried....

Preparation Jackie and Corinne met on a dating app in April 2020, just as COVID-19 restrictions began. They spent the next few weeks texting and FaceTiming to get to know each other, and after a two-week quarantine, they had their first date at Depot Park in Gainesville, Fla. Both Jackie and Corinne called friends and family that night letting them know they had likely just gone on their last first date....

Preparation There’s a lot of fuss surrounding the sulfates and silicones in our hair care products. Many well-known formulas on the market have contained both of these common chemicals for decades. The million-dollar question, however, is whether sulfates and silicones are truly the villains they are portrayed to be. For answers, we spoke with several hair care experts. Sulfates are a cleansing ingredient that aid in the removal of unwanted dirt, oil, and buildup; these sulfuric acid salts fall into the anionic surfactant category of cleansers....

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The combination of salty and tart cream cheese and decadent chocolate is a definite winner. It results in a smooth, creamy, and chewy fudge that’s not too cloyingly sweet. Unlike other fudge squares, these won’t destroy your teeth! The best part is that it’s ridiculously easy to make. You won’t need to make candy from scratch, so don’t worry about getting a candy thermometer or figuring out what “soft-ball stage” means....

Preparation It’s been long said that consuming fish regularly has several health benefits, including lowering your risk of cardiovascular disease and protecting the aging brain from air pollution. A recent study published in the journal Neurology tacks a new benefit onto the list: According to researchers, there’s a link between fish consumption and a lowered risk of cerebrovascular disease—or vascular disease—which is the fifth leading cause of death in the United States....

Preparation Everything in your home, from kitchen counters to furniture, can sustain scratches. One place particularly prone to this type of wear and tear? Your hardwood floors. While you can repair this area, you should first understand your flooring type in order to learn about the different techniques required to fix both light and deep scratches. Ahead, our experts share their insight, which will help renew your floors in no time....

This is a reader-favourite recipe included by popular demand in my debut cookbook “Dinner”! Though my brother, sister and I all know how to make Japanese food, it’s an unspoken rule that when it comes to Japanese food, that’s mum’s domain. So if any of us have a particular craving for a Japanese meal, we submit requests. Sister: “Mum, can you make oden for us this weekend? Puh-lease??” Brother: “Mum, we’re heading out to the harbour for New Years’ Eve fireworks....

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6 oz tuna 1 egg ½ cup bread crumbs, gluten-free, or crushed cereal like Chex ⅓ cup onion, minced ¼ cup celery, minced ¼ cup red bell pepper, minced ¼ cup mayonnaise, such as Hellman 2 tbsp chili sauce, optional ½ tsp dried dill weed ¼ tsp salt ⅛ tsp ground black pepper 1 dash hot pepper sauce, optional 1 dash Worcestershire sauce, gluten-free, optional Preheat oven to 400 degrees F....

I know there are a gazillion Mexican chicken recipes out there in this big-wide-cyber-world. I’m throwing my hat into the ring because I think this is a little different to most. The thing that {I think!} distinguishes this chicken recipe from many others is the sauce. The smoky, mildly spicy red sauce that is the end result of a handful of ingredients that are thrown into the slow cooker. See?...

How to Make Orange Cranberry Twists: If you’re one who likes the feel of making bread, you’ll enjoy assembling these pastries. They begin with an orange-scented yeast dough with dried cranberries mixed in. The dough is lovingly kneaded and left to rise and rest. The dough is divided in half and rolled out. A simple, sweet orange filling is spread onto each half of the dough. After filling, the rolled out dough is folded in half and strips are cut....

Preparation Christmas bread has a lot of different interpretations. The most traditional iterations involve sugar and spice, and often—but not always—yeast, and ultimately have strong cultural associations and country ties. Consider German stollen, Greek Christopsomo, Italian panettone, and Mexican three kings bread (and its French pastry-equivalent galette des rois). One thing we can all agree on is that Christmas bread is celebratory, whether or not we observe the holiday. In the spirit of seasonal cravings (as well as good will and sharing!...

Make this in your slow cooker – OR pressure cooker, stove or oven. Directions provided for all! Shredded Beef Chili As far as I’m aware, the title for the world’s best Chili still sits with the original Ben’s Chili Bowl in Washington DC. It’s an institution, with a run down charm. The kind of place where you have to fight for a table and yell to put in your order....

Preparation If you recently added a feline to your family or decided to cut down on trips to the groomer in the wake of the pandemic, you’ve likely faced a new and daunting dilemma: the increasing length of Chloe’s claws. Even for seasoned cat owners, the mere thought of having to trim those talons down can be just as anxiety producing as it is for your furry friend. But doing so is essential to your cat’s health....

Preparation In the spring, just as the flowers come into bloom, so do (unfortunately) your springtime allergies. When late summer and early fall come around, pollen can cause an uptick in your symptoms once again. Dr. Tania Elliott, an allergist-immunologist based in New York City, explains that pollen varies during the different seasons—and this is the standout difference in spring versus fall allergies. “It’s the type of pollen,” she says. “In the spring, it’s tree pollen; in the fall, it’s weeds, ragweed, and outdoor mold....