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- Parmesan Green Beans - Give the green beans a little extra taste. Even my children like this green bean recipe, especially when we substitute green beans fresh from the garden
- Penne with Tomato, Black Olive and Feta - For a pasta family, this is a nice change of pace. We love it!
- Pennsylvania Sweet Potatoes in Tangy Sauce - Wonderfully tastey sweet potato recipe. An absolute family favorite
- Picnic Style Bean Bake - You can serve this easy baked bean dish as a side or a dip.
- Potato Cakes - A perfect potato cake recipe for Sunday brunch that the kids will love
- Potato Casserole - Such a simple recipe to make. Casseroles are excellent to take to summer picnics, and this potato recipe is a favorite or ours.
- Potato Rosemary Galette - This delicious potato galette is a very universal dish. Great for a quick meal, a sidedish or even to add variety to your breakfast.
- Potato Stuffing for Dosa - This is an easy Indian dish to serve with breakfast or for a snack.
- Provo Chokes - Recipe for Artichokes
- Pureed Fruit - A simple, healthy recipe you can serve as a sidedish, snack or dessert.
- Quick Cheese Biscuits - Adds variety to your biscuits. These bisquits make a great Sunday brunch addition
- Rancho Baked Beans - Recipe for Baked Beans
- Red Cabbage - Another nice cabbage recipe
- Red Chili Biscuits - Biscuits with cheddar cheese and chili powder.
- Refried Beans (frijoles Refritos) - Slightly spicy bean recipe.
- Rice Apple Almond Pilaf - This delicious side dish goes with anything, anytime
- Rice with Garlic and Pine Nuts - Pine nuts are a regular ingredient we add to our recipes. This recipe does a fine job of mixing the garlic and pine nut flavors.
- Roasted Edamame - Serve Roasted Edamame hot as a vegetable side dish or cooled as a snack.
- Roasted parmesan potatoes - This quick and easy potato recipe makes a wonderful sidedish for your next meal.
- Roasted Portobellos and goat cheese - This is a delicious recipe for mushrooms. A combination of pasta sauce, cheese, onions, and more, make this a wonderful addition to your meal.
- Roasted Potatoes with Tomatoes and Rosemary - Casserole type dish. We like to serve it with just about any type of meat -- steak, pork, chicken.
- Roasted Vegetable Spread - Serve these roasted vegetables as a side dish or add them to your appetizer spread.
- Rolling In Dough Biscuits - These are biscuits with sour cream, Cheddar cheese and jalapeno peppers.
- Root Beer Baked Beans - Root Beer adds a nice flavor to this simple Baked Beans recipe.
- Rum Baked Beans - I love the flavor that rum adds to this baked beans recipe.
- Salt Crusted Mini Potatoes - A perfect addition to a family meal. Our kids especially like these if we substitute small red-skinned potatoes. They are better whole, but if the potatoes are too large you may need to cut them in halves (smaller if needed). You can also go lighter on the salt if desired.
- Savory Rice - Easy rice recipe.
- Scalloped Corn - Especially simple corn recipe
- Scalloped Potatoes - A tremendouesly simple recipe for making scalloped potatos.
- Shrimp Newburg - This is a delicious appetizer or snack. With shrimp, French bread and a bit of lemon this is sure to satisfy the seafood lover.
- Skillet Cabbage - A wonderful fried cabbage recipe
- Skillet Cabbage - What a wonderful way to get your fresh veggie fix
- Smashed Red-Skinned Potatoes with Boursin & Scallions - Smashing low-starch potatoes into a rustic side dish is the way to go to avoid gumminess. Besides, there is always someone who loves lumps.
This recipe courtesy of Cooking New American which was written by Roy Finamore and Molly Stevens and published by Taunton Press in September 2004.
- Spaghetti Bread - Bread with dried italian seasoning and garlic salt. Would be good with spaghetti.
- Spectacular Sweet Corn - This is a great recipe for freezing sweet corn. Yuo can eat it fresh, but remember to freeze some for later!
- Spiced Bean Bake - We like this baked bean recipe for fall cookouts.
- Spicy Baked Beans - Baked beans can be prepared at home.No need to spend money in buying it from the stores.Can be prepared depending on our taste.
- Spinach - An old-fashioned spinach recipe.
- Spinach Stuffed Baked Tomatos - Fresh tomatos from the garden are the key to this recipe. Big juicy Hanover tomatos are the best.
- Spoonbread - It does not get any easier to make spoonbread than this. The sour cream really makes this recipe
