No time to make pancakes in the morning? Try making these Pancake Muffins instead! They use the same pancake mix that you love, but no flipping required.
The emphasis in this book is on fresh ingredients. A quick stop at a grocery store and a well-stocked pantry are all that is needed to take good advantage of this book. Although nothing rises to the "exotic" or "outstanding" categories, these are all readily do-able dishes to satisfy on a week-night. Maximum taste and minimum prep time is what this book is all about! Beautifully illustrated - The photographs of dishes are great. I cooked a pasta recipe from this book using pasta, olive oil, garlic, capers and bread crumbs. It was delicious and took about 20 minutes to prepare. My husband couldn't stop raving about it! We love this book! Pages with related products. See and discover other items: gourmet magazine, quick dinners recipes, easy recipes dinner, easy recipe for dinner, easy recipes for dinners 28 easy meals to impress (and please) even the fussiest eaters

Bursting with the fresh and vibrant flavor of summer, this beautiful and delicious Red Currant Jelly recipe is made without pectin, requires just two ingredients! © Marina Saprunova| Dreamstime.com Growing up in Germany and England, red currant jelly is something I … Continue reading →
This is one of my favorite desserts of all time. It’s also lovely with a cup of tea for breakfast or a mid-afternoon snack. Cashew butter frosting on top of little cashew butter cakes… how can you go wrong? I developed this recipe with a friend about 10 years ago. It’s extremely rich and fattening, but well worth every calorie. This has got to be one of the easiest and most delicious desserts that exists. Many chocolate mousse recipes call for gelatin; not this one! These delicious chocolate-nut candies are easy to make and will keep for two weeks (if they last that long!) A delicious, rich, warm chocolate cake with a hint of peanut butter that tastes even better when served with berry sauce and/or vanilla ice cream. Whether you fill them, top them, or both, sweet crêpes make the ultimate elegant dessert. Once you’ve whipped up the batter, the hardest part is figuring out the perfect combination of fillings and/or toppings for your own personal sweet tooth. Frozen soufflés make a nice, light dessert after a rich meal. This recipe calls for anise-flavored liqueur, but you could use another flavor like orange or hazelnut instead. A vegan version of Milanos®, Pepperidge Farm’s® crisply rich and elegant chocolate sandwich cookies. Make a big batch of vegetarian mincemeat so that you can make a few pies and have some left over to serve with ice cream, custard, pudding, or crêpes. You can also can or freeze it for later. A smooth and creamy peanut butter filling with a dense brownie crust. And it’s vegan! Plum pudding is a traditional Christmas dessert in the UK, and is normally made with suet. Julia Child’s version shows that there’s no reason plum pudding can’t be vegetarian. Sweet, tart, and very "plummy," this plum sorbet is made without an ice cream machine. When you add just the right amount of sugar, rhubarb cobbler is divine – especially for breakfast. Not too sweet, not too tart, strawberry rhubarb pie is one of the best summer desserts. A sweet, creamy blend of pumpkin, tofu, cashews, and banana, topped with candied pecans. If you crave the spiciness of a bloody mary but don’t want the alcohol, try this tasty variation – or make the real thing. Homemade ginger ale is easy to make and much more "gingery" than anything you can buy at the store. Lassi is a sweet Indian drink made from yogurt – it’s perfect for cooling your mouth while eating spicy food. This traditional Spanish drink goes well with spicy foods, is delicious in summer, and works well as a party punch bowl. There’s also a non-alcoholic version that kids will love. When you feel like having something a little more special than plain old juice, try this sparkling juice recipe.