When I ran the numbers for this year's list, it was gratifying to see that five of this years top viewed recipes also appeared on last year's list. Now I have often shared (maybe too often, but then again, maybe not!) that I like to cook the foods I loved to eat from my childhood, from scratch, and use whole food ingredients as I do. And from this list, it appears so do many of you, come and take a look!
Oven Roasted Tomatoes. It appears if you grew tomatoes in your garden or even just a couple of plants, you might have viewed this recipe for a quick and easy way to put some of your ripe tomatoes away for use later on. And in my opinion you could not have found an easier recipe! A little prep, a little baking time and you have a container of tomatoes to put in the freezer for late fall or winter use. And that container will be full of flavor because they were ripe when picked and then preserved by you, for you family. This recipe was also on the list for 2021.
How to Make Whole Wheat Self-Rising Flour. This is the easiest pantry mix to keep on hand, plus there are tons of recipes to use it in! When we first started to transition to whole wheat/grain cooking and baking, this was one of the easiest ways to go. Plus I freely admit, that my first batch was not 100% whole wheat...but by the third batch, it was all whole wheat, and we haven't looked back since. Another recipe on the list for 2021.
Sauerkraut and Kielbasa. Easy and delicious, and if the numbers are any indicator, a lot more people eat sauerkraut than most folks think! There is a special added flavor in this recipe, a touch of bacon and it really pulls all the flavors together...this is the last of the five duplicate recipes from the 2021 list.
How to Make Ground Bay Leaves. This one was a bit of a surprise, but when I think about it a bit more, it just makes sense. It seems everyone is looking for ways to be more independent, self sufficient and cook well. Making more of your own staples and spice mixes is a perfect way to start!
Steak Pizzaiola. The perfect way to stretch a steak and feed the whole family too! Easy, delicious and a nice change of pace.
Green Bean Cobbler AKA The Other Green Bean Casserole! This is not the usual green bean casserole, and I hope you don't save this delicious treatment for green beans for Thanksgiving time only. Because if you do, you will be missing out! Perfect each and every time you make it for for your own family dinners or when guests are expected...
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I can easily see why these are so popular! You have so many delicious recipes.
ReplyDeleteJoanne, thanks so much! Have a wonderful year ahead.
DeleteThe Nutella brownies look good! Thanks so much for linking up at the Unlimited Link Party 97. Shared.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting, and allowing me to share my recipes, I appreciate it! Have a great week ahead.
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