No-bake oatmeal cookies are the ultimate quick-and-easy treat, perfect when you want something sweet without turning on the oven. Made with hearty oats, cocoa, peanut butter, and a touch of vanilla, these cookies come together in minutes and set up beautifully as they cool. Best yet these are sugar free and lower calorie than regular no bake oatmeal cookies.
Cook Time
15min
Servings
16
Difficulty
Easy
Add milk, sugars, and butter to a sauce pan on medium heat. Once sugars and butter have melted add in cocoa. Whisk until cocoa has incorporated, then add peanut butter and powdered peanut butter. Whisk until combined and slightly thickened. Add in vanilla, stir, and add in oats. Incorporate oats, turn off heat, and stir a few times. Scoop out onto parchment paper and place in fridge until cooled.
Hot Honey Chicken strikes the perfect balance between sweet and heat. Each piece of crispy golden chicken is drizzled with a homemade hot honey sauce that blends sticky sweetness with just the right amount of kick. Whether you're making it for a weeknight dinner, game day snack, or feeding a crowd, this recipe is a guaranteed hit. Serve it with fluffy biscuits, creamy coleslaw, or even on waffles for the ultimate savory-sweet combo. You can bake it, fry it, or air-fry it and no matter the method, the result is irresistible.
Cook Time
45min
Servings
6-8
Difficulty
Moderate
This vibrant Radish Kimchi brings the perfect balance of crunch and heat. Made with crisp daikon radish cubes, garlic, ginger, and Korean red pepper flakes (gochugaru), it’s a flavorful fermented side dish that gets better with time. Traditionally paired with warm soups like seolleongtang or eaten as a banchan with rice, it's a staple in Korean households for good reason. Whether you're a kimchi lover or trying fermentation for the first time, this simple recipe delivers bold, tangy flavor and that signature kimchi kick.
Cook Time
20min
Servings
6-8
Difficulty
Easy
Eat fresh or leave on the counter overnight to begin fermenting then store in fridge.
These Turkey Stuffed Bell Peppers are the perfect combination of hearty, healthy, and satisfying. Made with lean ground turkey, tomato sauce, and Italian seasonings, they’re nestled into tender roasted bell peppers and baked until bubbly. This dish delivers bold flavor and nourishing ingredients ideal for meal prep, weeknight dinners, or when you want something that feels comforting but still light.
Cook Time
30min
Servings
6
Difficulty
Moderate
3 bell peppers
1lb lean ground turkey
1/2 diced onion
3 minced garlic cloves
1 jar high-quality tomato sauce
1 tsp basil
1 tsp Italian oregano
Fennel seeds (option)
Season salt to taste
Grated parmigiano reggiano
Homemade tartar sauce comes together in minutes and tastes so much better than store-bought. With a balance of mayo, pickles, lemon juice, and a few simple seasonings, it’s the ideal dip for fish sticks, crab cakes, or your favorite fried seafood.
Cook Time
5min
Servings
1
Difficulty
Easy
Salmon patties were a regular at the dinner table growing up especially when Granny made them. There’s something about the simplicity of canned salmon, onions, and a crispy golden crust that brings me right back to those comforting childhood meals. These patties are quick to make, budget-friendly, and endlessly satisfying. Whether served with a dollop of mayo, tarter sauce, or just on their own, they’re the kind of food that feels like home.
Cook Time
25min
Servings
6
Difficulty
Easy
There’s nothing more comforting than a whole roasted chicken with crispy, golden skin and tender, flavorful meat. This recipe keeps things simple with just a few pantry staples, making it perfect for a weeknight meal or a cozy Sunday dinner. Pair it with your favorite sides and let the oven do the work.
Cook Time
1h 30min
Servings
4
Difficulty
Moderate
These mashed potatoes are light, creamy, and impossibly fluffy all thanks to two simple secrets that changes everything. Whether you're serving them alongside a weeknight dinner or a holiday feast, this recipe delivers crowd-pleasing comfort in every bite.
Cook Time
30min
Servings
4-6
Difficulty
Easy
Optionally you can use 1/4 cup sour cream for a richer flavor.
Why use a potato masher?
Using a potato masher reduces damage to the cells of the potato, releasing less starch and keeping your potatoes from getting gluey.
Why steam potatoes?
steaming the potatoes keeps them from getting water logged which can create soggy mashed potatoes.
These cottage cheese bagels are soft, chewy, and packed with protein. With just a few simple ingredients, they’re easy to make and perfect for topping with your favorite spreads or sandwich fillings. They're great for breakfast or a snack and go great with cream cheese. Spice them up with any toppings you love!
Cook Time
40min
Servings
4
Difficulty
Easy
This Filipino Pork Adobo made with ribs is a national favorite. Slow-simmered in soy sauce, vinegar, garlic, and bay leaves, the ribs become melt-in-your-mouth tender while soaking up all the savory, tangy flavors. Using ribs gives this version extra richness and makes it perfect with rice.
Cook Time
1h
Servings
4-6
Difficulty
Moderate
This classic chicken gravy is made from the giblets for deep, savory flavor you just can’t get from a packet. Simmered low and slow with aromatics, it’s the perfect complement to roasted chicken, mashed potatoes, or dressing. A true comfort food essential, made the traditional way.
Cook Time
25min
Servings
4-6
Difficulty
Easy
4 cups water
Chicken giblets
Drippings from a roast chicken and/or chicken bouillon
1 Tbsp butter
2 Tbsp flour mixed with water
Add pepper or herbs to elevate your gravy.
Only have chicken bouillon? No problem just use it for a quick gravy.
If you need a roast chicken recipe, we've got your covered.
These 1 Hour Dinner Rolls are your answer to fresh, homemade bread on even the busiest weeknights. Also called yeast rolls, these only require a quick rise. These yeast rolls are pillowy soft, slightly sweet, and irresistibly buttery. Perfect as a side for ham, roasts, or holiday meals, these rolls will quickly become a family favorite.
Cook Time
1h
Servings
9
Difficulty
Moderate
You can also use 2 1/2 cups white flour and 1 cup whole wheat for a healthier option.
To not kill the yeast make sure your milk is no hotter than very warm bath water and never add salt with the yeast.
If your yeast doesn't produce foam on top (bubbling) then your yeast is dead.
Letting your breads cool after baking for at least 15 minutes helps the crumb set and lets steam escape.
Tuna Kimchi Jjigae is a deeply flavorful Korean stew that combines the bold tang of aged kimchi with the richness of canned tuna. Simmered with aromatics and tofu in a spicy, savory broth, it’s the ultimate comfort food — fast, filling, and full of character. Perfect for chilly nights or whenever you're craving something with a kick.
Cook Time
20min
Servings
4
Difficulty
Easy
This is best served with rice, and even better with pickled radish on the side.
Puto is a beloved Filipino steamed rice cake known for its soft, fluffy texture and subtle sweetness. Throw out the store bought box, these are so much better from scratch! This simple recipe brings the classic taste of home with just a few pantry staples.
Cook Time
25min
Servings
15
Difficulty
Easy
Have some plain and have some with cheese these are a great snack or dessert.
You can also make these ube flavored by adding ube flavoring.
This Mexican Shrimp Cocktail (coctel de camarón) is a vibrant blend of chilled shrimp, tangy tomato, crisp vegetables, and fresh lime juice. Served with avocado and crackers or tortilla chips, it’s a refreshing appetizer that’s bold enough to stand on its own.
Cook Time
15min
Servings
4-6
Difficulty
Easy
Egg Drop Soup is the ultimate comfort in a bowl. This better than take out egg drop soup is light, savory, and ready in minutes. With delicate egg ribbons swirled into flavorful broth, this classic Chinese favorite is both soothing and satisfying. Perfect as a starter or a quick standalone meal.
Cook Time
10min
Servings
2-4
Difficulty
Easy
When using corn starch to make a slurry use cool water. When you add corn start to hot water it can form lumps.
Also never add a cornstarch slurry mixture to hot broth, it could instantly begin to gel causing lumps. Always add to cool to warm broth and begin stirring as you add it. Keep stirring until it thickens.
Whether you're cutting back on sugar or just looking for a cleaner take on a classic, this light BBQ sauce delivers bold flavor without compromise. It’s an almost sugar free BBQ sauce that's naturally sweetened, and easy to whip up in minutes. Great on chicken, ribs, sandwiches, and more, this sauce proves you don’t need a ton of sugar to get that rich, smoky-sweet BBQ flavor you crave.
Cook Time
5min
Servings
1
Difficulty
Easy
This classic coleslaw is crisp, creamy, and refreshing the perfect sidekick to everything from barbecue to burgers. Made with shredded cabbage, a hint of sweetness, and a simple dressing, it’s a crowd-pleasing dish that comes together in minutes.
Cook Time
10min
Servings
4
Difficulty
Easy
For the coleslaw dressing:
For the coleslaw salad:
Alternatively use a coleslaw pre-made mix.