Ginger Ale Baked Ham
Ginger Ale is a simple addition to traditional Baked Ham, but it really makes a difference and adds a lot of flavor while keeping the ham moist.
Baked Chicken
This chicken recipe is so easy, I hesitated in posting it. But I couldn’t find it posted here, and it’s so good, I thought I’d share it. It’s my favorite way to bake chicken because it’s moist and tender every time and the flavor is delicious!
Perfect Pork Tenderloin
My #1 way to cook a pork tenderloin or a boneless pork loin because it’s ALWAYS moist and tender. It’s easy and foolproof! If you like, marinate the roast and rub with any seasonings that please your palate! So many people have asked me how long to cook tenderloins if they have “more than one” to cook, I wanted to give a simple response. ANSWER: So long as the tenderloins are NOT touching each other, cook 3 or 4 individual tenderloins for the same amount of time as if you were cooking one. Remember, each tenderloin is cooking in its own separate space. EXAMPLE: If cooking three 1-pound tenderloins, cook them only 5-1/5 minutes TOTAL. This makes it a great entree recipe when having a dinner party for 8-12 people, or more. If you enjoy this pork recipe and cooking method, you might want to try my similar beef cooking method – Recipe #65987.
Pulled Pork (Crock Pot)
I found this pulled pork recipe years ago, and it’s a favorite at potlucks. Freezes well for easy quick meals.
Simple Pasta With Parmesan
Another stupidly simple side dish made from pantry staples that my family asks for over and over. The savory combination of flavors goes well with many other foods. It can be made with freshly-cooked pasta or with leftover, cooked pasta that has no sauce on it. I’ve included options for some variations to create not-so-simple but extremely tasty side dishes or complete, one-dish meals by adding ingredients you probably have on hand.
