Nothing beats Nutella! You can use it as a topper for just about anything in your kitchen. It adds a nutty, sweet richness to every dish. Personally, all I need is a spoon.
It’s incredible that a European treat has had such a huge culinary influence on us here. Nutella was created out of necessity during World War II when cocoa was scarce, and hazelnuts, abundant in parts of Italy and were used as a substitute.
It’s no surprise with Nutella being such a staple in kitchens, that there are some really incredible recipes out there too. I’ve compiled my favorite quick and easy Nutella recipes.
Scroll to the bottom for a quick Nutella recipe to make it from scratch.
Forget the store-bought chocolates and wilting roses; this Valentine’s Day, it’s all about sweet treats that speak to the tummy.Â
No pressure, and grab the cookie sheet. We’re baking memories, one delicious bite at a time. So preheat your oven, put on your favorite love song, and get ready to spread some sweetness.
Use this roundup of Valentine’ Day cookies to inspire some baking love.
Remember, these are just the starting points. Your creativity is the secret ingredient! Swap flavors, experiment with colors, and let your culinary love story unfold on every cookie sheet.
Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and food. But with all the preparations involved, it can be hard to find time to cook everything from scratch. That’s where these easy 3-ingredient Thanksgiving recipes come in.
With just a few minutes of prep time, you can whip up delicious and festive dishes that will impress your guests. Whether you’re looking for a quick side dish or a simple dessert, we have you covered.
Here are a few of our favorite easy 3-ingredient Thanksgiving recipes:
Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Balsamic Vinegar and Honey: Toss Brussels sprouts with olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and honey. Roast in the oven at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for 20-25 minutes, or until tender and slightly browned.
Cranberry Sauce: Combine cranberries, sugar, and water in a saucepan. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low and simmer for 10 minutes, or until cranberries have popped.
Pumpkin Pie Dip: Combine cream cheese, pumpkin puree, and maple syrup in a bowl. Mix until smooth. Serve with graham crackers, cookies, or fruit.
Sweet Potato Mash: Microwave sweet potatoes until tender. Mash with butter and brown sugar. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Green Bean Casserole: Combine green beans, cream of mushroom soup, and French fried onions in a baking dish.Â
Baking multiple batches of Christmas cookies can seem like a daunting task. Not anymore though! It’s time to bring the fun back! Christmas cookies don’t need to be stressful! My favorite thing about these recipes is you can use the inspiration with store-bought cookie dough to save even more time.
The holidays should be about time with your family and relaxing, not about messes.
These delicious and easy Christmas cookies and holiday cookies to impress your guests, save you time, and make everyone smile.
Peppermint Oreo Balls are an indulgent mixture of crushed Oreo cookies and cream cheese, dipped in melted chocolate, and rolled in peppermint candy pieces.
Yum! Oatmeal packs an impressive health punch and bonus, it’s delicious. I love a great oatmeal recipe because it’s simple, quick and reliable, which is true of all the recipes on this list.
Oatmeal is the one staple that most people have in their pantry! Use these oatmeal recipes for last minute office parties, kid’s treats, snacks, breakfast or even dessert.
These showstopping oatmeal recipes will have everyone coming back for seconds and no one will realize just how easy and inexpensive your master creation was. Here are my absolute favorite oatmeal recipes. Not all oatmeal is served at breakfast and these recipes prove it. Enjoy.
These no-bake bars come together with minimal ingredients and in no time. When I bit into mine I thought “candy bar, this is a delicious slightly less guilty candy bar.” Absolutely amazing. These would be great to take to work or any party.