RECIPE GUIDE

This recipe is ideal for a small gathering. Sunday dinner, a holiday feast or any special occasion is the perfect time to make this turkey breast pot roast. Turkey slowly stews in a dutch oven with a medley of vegetables ― tasty, tender and delicious!

Comfort food can't get much better than this flavor-filled noodle bowl, which incorporates chicken thigh meat, shitake mushrooms and your favorite Asian spices. Serve with hot sauce on the side for those who enjoy a little kick.

The perfect dish for Sunday dinner, Cornish hens slow roast in a Dutch oven. Dry white wine, tomatoes, garlic and herbs form a delicious broth that can be served overtop. Enjoy with rice or mashed potatoes.

Rich, creamy and satisfying, this Italian main course makes the most of premium ground pork and beef. A cheesy polenta, which stands in place of pasta, lends a unique twist.

This hearty wintertime soup is flavored with cumin and your favorite salsa. Kielbasa sausage adds a hint of spice and the addition of black beans gives this soup a chili-like consistency. Enjoy with a dollop of sour cream on top.

This stick-to-your-ribs recipe is a crowd pleaser, for sure! Green chiles and classic seasonings add just the right Tex-Mex flavor. Serve with sour cream, fresh lime wedges and seasoned tortilla strips.

Prefer slow cooking pork and sauerkraut in an instant pot? Or would you rather roast dinner in a big pot in the oven? Here, you'll find instructions that show you how to do it both ways. You choose the cooking method and make a satisfying fall meal to serve the family!

Here’s how to make white bean soup that warms the soul on chilly winter days! In this recipe Andouille sausage stands in place of ham and lends a spicy hint, while kale serves up a burst of nutrients and color. Add red pepper flakes, if you prefer your soup on the hotter side.

Set it and forget it! This recipe for slow cooker pork carnitas comes together so easily. Let the pork loin roast slowly, while you prepare toppings. Set out a festive spread and let guests build their own tacos.

These sweet and savory meatball appetizers can be cooked in a crockpot or the oven. Bourbon and brown sugar elevate the flavor of these ground beef bites, a modern interpretation of the chili and grape jelly meatballs most often served at holiday parties and baby showers.