No Yeast Pizza Dough This is THE pizza dough recipe for when: you don’t have 3 hours for dough to rise; don’t have yeast; or you’ve got hungry people giving you the evil eye because you promised pizza for dinner only to find the flatbreads you were going to use are mouldy (true story). Basically, everyone falls into one of those 3 categories, which means this pizza crust recipe is for everyone in this entire world....
The Instant Pot really lives up to it’s name and reputation with a recipe such as ribs. It’s amazing how easy it is to make, and the results are nothing short of remarkable. Apply a good seasoning rub, pressure cook for 28 minutes (takes about 5-10 minutes to come to pressure), then let the pressure release for about 10 minutes. Then a few minutes under the broiler and voila! You’ve got BBQ baby back ribs!...
This summer, my sister came to stay with us at our rented beach house in Massachusetts. She brought a recipe from Food and Wine magazine that was shared by chef Stephanie Izzard. The recipe was a Grilled Tomato Salad with Mozzarella and Unagi Sauce. It was a bit of a pain to prepare– since you have to grill the tomatoes, which can be tough if the tomatoes begin falling apart!...
Preparation Tired of being overwhelmed with stress after a long day? Sick of staying up all night as your mind swirls non-stop? Whatever the case may be, a nighttime meditation could be just the thing you need to unwind. They’re different from daytime meditations, which means they’re worth adding to your evening routine even if you already practice this form of self-care in the morning. The purpose of a nighttime meditation is to help you wind down and re-ground yourself after a long day....
13⅘ oz Pillsbury™ Classic Crust Pizza Crust, (2 cans) refrigerated 2 tbsp olive oil, divided 1 cup marinara sauce 1 lb mozzarella cheese, grated 4 oz pepperoni ½ green bell pepper, sliced 1 tsp dried basil Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Lightly oil a large baking 11x17-inch baking sheet with 1 tablespoon of olive oil. Open Pillsbury™ Classic Crust Pizza Crust. Roll out crusts on a lightly floured surface until they are slightly larger than half of the baking pan....
Preparation Have you ever wondered how to turn your dreams of owning your own business into a reality? We can help. Each week, as part of our Self Made series, we showcase female entrepreneurs—as well as their quality, handmade goods—and share their best advice related to starting, maintaining, and growing your own business. Jewelry is a personal form of expression whenever a piece is worn. That’s how Katherine Hayes felt every time she tried on a trinket from her mother’s jewelry box in her young years—and her connection to jewelry only got stronger with time....
The Best Scalloped Potatoes Recipe I have shared quite a few scalloped potato recipes here on RecipeGirl, but these Cheesy Scalloped Potatoes are truly the most delicious. Maybe it’s because of the cheese. I do love a good cheese sauce mixed with my scalloped potatoes (and we have one here). The buttery breadcrumb topping is a good addition too. It’s simply the best. You can tell from the photos that this recipe is generous with the sauce....
1 tbsp olive oil 1 cup onion, diced 3 garlic cloves, minced 3 cups steak, cooked, chopped 1 cup cream of mushroom soup 1 cup sour cream 1¼ cups milk salt and pepper, to taste 6 potatoes, peeled and diced into small pieces 1½ cups cheddar cheese, shredded Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. While oven is heating, pour olive oil in a skillet. Sauté onion and garlic until soft....
What ingredients are needed to make Mashed Sweet Potatoes? You’ll need 3 pounds of sweet potatoes with orange flesh, brown sugar, and a little bit of half and half cream. The ground spices included in this recipe are nutmeg, ginger and cinnamon. For the topping, you’ll also need chopped pecans and a fresh orange to make some orange zest. How do you make Creamy Mashed Sweet Potatoes? The first thing you’ll do is bake the potatoes....
1 lb pizza dough 1 cup turkey gravy, or chicken gravy 1 cup mozzarella cheese 1 cup turkey, chopped ¾ cup stuffing 2 tbsp onion, chopped 2 tbsp cranberry sauce, jelled Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Spray pizza pan with a non-stick spray. Roll out pizza dough in pan. Ladle gravy over pizza dough, sprinkle onions over the gravy. Add stuffing, chopped turkey, and top with cheese to the pizza....
Preparation Most of us already know that excessive heat can make our hair more fragile, but few truly understand that it’s when our hair is wet that it is most vulnerable, says Ted Gibson, a celebrity hairstylist. “It’s porous and can absorb up to 45 percent of its own weight in water,” he explains, noting that this absorption actually makes hair more prone to breakage. To learn more about the topic—and how to handle hair, whatever the texture, while it is wet—we asked several experts for their insight....
Preparation A boule is a rustic, round loaf of crunchy bread—that’s fitting, as boule is the French word for “ball.” It’s a comforting shape and one that’s easy for new bread bakers to master before they dabble in oblong loaves or baguettes. It’s also a go-to shape that pro bakers return to time and time again—after all, bread shaped into a boule has a more rustic feel, like a loaf made for sharing....
Jean-Marie was a Healthcare Hero who made the ultimate sacrifice, putting himself at risk to care for others. We will never forget him. You’ll find this champagne cocktail as a pre dinner drink on the menu of bistros and restaurants all across France. It’s a terrific celebratory way to kick off a meal – fizzy, sparkling, sweet, and who can resist the colour! From a practical perspective, it’s a great way to dress up economical champagne....
Preparation How would you like to be known as spineless? Mucilaginous? Slimy? Viscous? Those are common adjectives used to describe one of my favorite summer harvests: okra, also called okro or lady’s-fingers. This fruit, a staple in regions including West Africa, South Asia, the Middle East, South America, and the southern United States, is unusually healthful-a good source of fiber, minerals, and vitamins-and is easy to prepare in many different ways to render it delectable to almost everyone....
An easy pork chop dinner recipe I love making oven baked pork chops because they’re super easy to make and require very little prep, very little cleanup, and since they cook in the oven, you can take care of other things without having to pay constant attention to them. No need to fire up the grill and mess around with a pan. If I have frozen pork chops, I just let them defrost in the refrigerator before work, and they’re ready to cook when I get home....
Preparation Happy birthday to Queen Elizabeth! Today, she is marking her 96th year and displaying her love of horses, too. The monarch can be seen in a new portrait released by the Royal Windsor Horse Show standing on the grounds of Windsor Castle with company, People reports. The Queen stood in-between her two fell ponies, Bybeck Katie and Bybeck Nightingale. Queen Elizabeth got her first horse, a Shetland pony, when she was four years old....
Use Chicken Cutlets or Thin Sliced Chicken Breast First we start with chicken breast cutlets. These are simply thin sliced boneless, skinless chicken breasts. Most grocers will have them. If they don’t you can make your own by slicing them in half, then pounding them thin with a meat mallet or rolling pin. Basically you want chicken cutlets that are about ¼″ thick. Next we marinate them for a few hours in some Italian salad dressing....
Preparation What’s on the menu tonight? If you’re having spaghetti all’ubriaco (otherwise known as Drunken Pasta), beef tenderloin, or topping a dish with a red wine sauce, you’re going to need a great bottle of red wine to cook with. For the seasoned chef, using wine while cooking is just one of their many flavor-boosting secrets. Although underutilized in home kitchens, adding a little bit of wine to your dinner—both in the dish and glass—can take your meal to the next level....
Preparation When you think about springtime, fresh blooms, seasonal fruit, and pastel colors likely come to mind. Another (arguably less fun) seasonal association? Spring cleaning. But why do we deep clean our spaces at this time? According to the experts, it’s simple: The warm weather makes a maximum refresh possible. “With the ability to open windows and shake the rugs, spring is the perfect time for decluttering and deep cleaning,” says Andy Telatnik, the director of marketing for retail at Bona....
Preparation Take your barista skills to the next level when you bring home a best-selling Keurig coffee maker from Bed Bath & Beyond—they’re on sale right now, but the discounts will only last for a limited time. These single-serve machines are beloved by coffee drinkers for their ease, versatility, and ability to produce a delicious cup of joe. Currently, three of the top models from Keurig are marked down by $30 to $40 off, which makes now the perfect time to scoop one up....
