Greek Tirokafteri Dip
Spicy Greek Tirokafteri Dip made with roasted red peppers, feta, and a few spices. Great with pita bread, Greek crackers, or crudites.
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Spicy Greek Tirokafteri Dip made with roasted red peppers, feta, and a few spices. Great with pita bread, Greek crackers, or crudites.
A tomahawk or cowboy steak is a “Flintstonian,” thick ribeye cut with a 6-8-inch bone handle. Can’t you see Fred Flintstone gnawing on something like this? Well, cartoon reference aside, the tomahawk is an impressive cut to serve guests and has become very popular in steakhouses.
The Ultimate Tomahawk Steak is our home’s big summer holiday or Father’s Day favorite.
Cinco de Mayo is just a day away and if you’re celebrating at home like we are, then these crispy oven baked taquitos are perfect as an appetizer or main course. Spiced shredded chicken, cheese, and flavorings are baked to crunchy golden perfect.
A non-bourbon cocktail that’s a popular libation for the Kentucky Derby, this pink Kentucky Oaks Lily Cocktail is a delicious (and feminine) cocktail that you’ll be making year after year.
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Easy Cherry Valentne’s Hand Pies are a holiday lifesaver. Six ingredients and about 30 minutes will give you a pretty individual dessert with a flaky, buttery crust and a sweet, red cherry filling.
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