Need a super tasty dinner on the table in about 15 minutes? Andouille sausage and cheese grits are super easy to make and pack a ton of flavor. If you like things less spicy, you can substitute for smoked sausage – or turn it up a notch by using a spicier sausage.
A few minutes of prep time and about 10 minutes of cook time, and dinner is served! You can check out the complete recipe along with instructions on the post HERE.
-Thanks June at PracticallyHomemade!
Looking for a super fun & easy Halloween themed dessert idea? You might want to check out these cute ghost cupcakes over on iheartkitchen. They start with a rich chocolate cupcake that gets topped with a fluffy homemade icing piped on to form the “ghosts”. Just add eyes and a nose for a sweet treat that is sure to delight!
You can check out the recipe along with step-by-step instructions on Michelle’s post HERE.
– Thanks Michelle at iheartkitchen!
Here’s a great dessert idea perfect for fall weather – pumpkin monkey bread. It all starts with refrigerated biscuits, which get cut up and coated in a cinnamon sugar mixture. A sauce of pumkin pie spice, brown sugar and a few more ingredients adds lots of wonderful flavors.
After baking, drizzle with a glaze for a dessert sure to impress. You can check out the complete recipe along with instructions on the post HERE.
-Thanks June at PracticallyHomemade!
Looking for a great snack for family game night or watching sports or a movie on tv? Michelle has a great idea – chicken parmesan sliders. Just ten minutes of prep time and about 30 minutes of bake time and you have a hot & delicious appetizer (or main dish) ready to serve.
Sliders are very easy to make and because of their size – everyone can eat as few (or as many 🙂 ) as they are hungry enough to eat! You can check out the complete recipe along with instructions on her post HERE.
-Thanks Michelle at iheartpublix!
Here’s a fun idea for dinner or for watching the big game on TV, Smoked Sausage Pizza Braid. There’s just a few ingredients involved, and only takes about half an hour – start to finish!
Slice up and serve with extra pizza sauce for dipping. You can also turn this into a complete meal by adding a nice big salad on the side. You can check out the complete recipe along with instructions on the post HERE.
-Thanks Michelle at iheartpublix!