What's for dinner? Open-faced pizza burgers and more nostalgic comfort food
Here's a roundup of easy, summer-friendly recipes to try this week. Some are great for the grill, while others require no cooking at all.
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This recipe is like a pizza-burger hybrid: It borrows the very best traits from each to form a comforting family-friendly meal. With some basic ingredients and 20 minutes on the clock, you too can sit down to this deliciousness.
The cumin-and-coriander rub in this grilled chicken thigh recipe pairs deliciously with a minty cucumber salad.
Basil is such a delicious herb that’s slightly sweet with a touch of pepper and has the ability to elevate even the simplest of dishes — like these mashed potatoes.
When it comes to easy no-bake desserts, icebox cakes are right at the top of the list. And the genius is in their simplicity. Just a few ingredients transform into a spectacularly delicious dessert— all without turning on the oven.
As the summer’s weather pattern shifts into high gear why not bake a yummy cookie in the early morning to keep the house cool later in the day and enjoy after lunch or dinner?
The parent company of Burger King is buying out its biggest franchisee in the U.S. for about $1 billion and will renovate hundreds of its locations.
No matter how you like yours prepared, grilled or boiled, with mustard, ketchup or chili, we can all agree on one thing — hot dogs have become part of a certain American cultural narrative.