A side dish for one, turned into a side dish for everyone at the table, is the move for a perfect weeknight meal. No need to bake plenty of individual potatoes and then bake them again with this trusty way to steakhouse heaven.

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I'd never made mac and cheese like this before.

Thanksgiving is a holiday that can put your planning and timing skills to the test. With so many dishes traditionally required, a kitchen with just one oven needs a plan. Your best bet is to prepare what you can beforehand. One of the smarter dishes to cook one to two days before is the stuffing/dressing. Let’s not fuss over the title, because one thing we can agree on is it’s better on the second day and easier to store if you cut it down to size for storage in the refrigerator, thus making…

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Simple side dishes are a mainstay in the kitchen that cooks. I love nothing more than finding combinations with minimal ingredients and the best thing is, they can always be embellished. Toss these into your menu as is or with lemon zest and a squeeze, maybe paprika or even a seasoning blend for steaks. I also love to eat these cold out of the fridge.

If I’m getting takeout, I’m ordering egg rolls. So I took the flavors and textures from my favorite takeout snack, and put them into a big ol’ bowl. The usual suspects are all there: crunchy cabbage, seasoned pork, and the folded, fried wontons really make you feel like you’re biting into the chewy end bite of an eggroll. Salty soy sauce and spicy Chinese mustard are the perfect way to top it all off.

Pop tubes are always in my refrigerator for a quick fix and I love playing with them to make them my own, or use them for a copycat. This is an easy way to get bakery or mall-worthy cinnamon rolls without all the work. I’ve added a hack seen online that fluffs up any pop-tube roll.

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