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Lake Washington
"I was looking for a recipe for an actual "spread", made from hot cherry peppers, which this definitely was not. This is a sandwich recipe (a salad sandwich recipe and the only spread it in is mayonnaise mixed with italian dressing. Sorry that I have to give this a low rating, but the title is very misleading. The sandwich itself was okay, but I'l..."
Nov 26, 2010 on Food.com
"This was EXCEPTIONAL. I followed the recipe almost exactly, although I grated my zucchini (I prefer it to the larger shreds. It's not indicated when to add the 1T of vanilla, so I added it to the wet ingredients. The recipe was very easy and went together quickly, and the texture could not be more perfect. I was worried the nutmeg and cloves woul..."
Mar 23, 2008 on Food.com
"Very easy, and quite tasty. I had no hot dogs handy, only Polish sausages, which I split lengthwise then cut on the diagonal (so they'd be similar in shape to the pasta. I also tossed in a small handful of parsley for color. Next time, I'd saute some diced red bell pepper with the sausage. The dish was a bit salty, but this was because of the po..."
Jan 12, 2007 on Food.com
"I've brined my turkeys for the last several years, and we LOVED the flavor this brine gives the meat. I threw in a handful of candied ginger since I was out of fresh, and it seemed to work just fine. My bird did get a little dark, but I'd been roasting it breast-up and was able to flip it, so no one ever knew. This brine is my favorite so far. I p..."
Dec 5, 2006 on Food.com
"This was one of our appetizers for TG, and it was great! Very easy to put together. I added a little minced red bell pepper, and a sprinkle of Penzey's Ozark Seasoning. Definitely a keeper."
Dec 5, 2006 on Food.com
"I made this for a retirement party, and everyone raved. Pan size is not specified, but for this amount of cream cheese I used a 10" springform. I also wrapped the pan in a few layers of aluminum foil, and baked it in a water bath. It took an extra ten minutes to bake; but it turned out perfectly."
Dec 10, 2005 on Food.com
"I usually use mild curry powder, but the second time I made this, I had to use hot. It was awesome both times, but my family said it was much hotter the second time. This is such an easy soup, and deboning (& dicing a store-bought chicken is a great idea. I make another chicken/peanut soup, but I'm starting to like this one better, due to the coc..."
Sep 27, 2005 on Food.com
"I usually use mild curry powder, but the second time I made this, I had to use hot. It was awesome both times, but my family said it was much hotter the second time. This is such an easy soup, and deboning (& dicing a store-bought chicken is a great idea. I make another chicken/peanut soup, but I'm starting to like this one better, due to the coc..."
Sep 27, 2005 on Food.com
"I'm wary of bring eggs to a boil in water, since this prolongs their exposure to heat, which is what turns the sulphur in them that lovely shade of green! I was taught to cook both by my Mom and other chef-type professionals, and I still boil eggs the following way: choose the smallest pan you have for the number of eggs you want to HB, you don't ..."
Sep 6, 2005 on Food.com
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