Mississippi Roast (otherwise known as the roast that broke the internet) is a simple but unbelievably delicious pot roast recipe that originated in Ripley, Mississippi. Legend has it that Robin Chapman first created the now-viral one pot wonder back in the early ‘90s when trying to make roast beef a little more appetizing for her children. The popular recipe includes ingredients you might not think to combine but results in a silky, buttery pot roast perfect for a family meal, potluck or as next-day sandwiches. Continue reading “Slow Cooker Mississippi Roast”
Month: February 2016
Center Stage: Café au Lait Mini Cakes from Cupcake Project
Stefani Pollack of Cupcake Project is a food blogger in St. Louis, Missouri, where she lives with her husband and son. She has been baking and blogging since 2007, when she left the corporate world to be a full-time mom, writer, photographer, conference planner and recipe developer. Stefani can usually be found hula-hooping or baking something new in the kitchen, but she’s also on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Google+.
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7 Mardi Gras Recipes to Help You Celebrate Carnival Season
It’s Carnival Season in the bayou and we’ve compiled our seven favorite Mardi Gras recipes to help you celebrate. Continue reading “7 Mardi Gras Recipes to Help You Celebrate Carnival Season”
Slow cooker stuffed shells with spinach
Did you know you can cook pasta in the slow cooker? We took raw pasta shells and cooked them directly in the slow cooker for our Stuffed Shells with Spinach. Continue reading “Slow cooker stuffed shells with spinach”
Chicken wings for the big game
UPDATED February 1, 2021: What goes better with football than chicken wings? Whether you like your wings so spicy they make you sweat or the sweeter varieties, you’ll find the perfect recipe you and your guests will surely enjoy at your next watch party. Throw on your jersey, grab tons of napkins, and dig in.
