
Over 100 simple sauces you can make at home, plus secret copycat versions of your favorite restaurant and fast-food sauces. You’ll also find lunchbox chaos, comfort food, questionable cooking decisions, and updates from my ongoing HOA battle.
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A cheeseburger is already pretty hard to improve.
But replacing the regular bun with two grilled cheese croissants definitely does it.
Instead of simply slicing a croissant and throwing a burger inside, each croissant gets stuffed...
My kids wanted McDonald’s for dinner.
So I did what any reasonable dad would do…
I spent the next hour making Smash Burger Patty Melts.
Because if they were going to ask for burgers, I figured they might as well get the kind with...
Some recipes take all day to make.
This isn’t one of them.
With a perfectly seared steak, a silky homemade Alfredo sauce, and pasta coated in every drop of cheesy goodness, this is one of those meals that feels like it should cost...
I didn’t think Cherry Coke belonged anywhere near ribs.
Turns out I was very, very wrong.
The Cherry Coke cooks down into a rich glaze that doesn’t actually taste like soda. It caramelizes with the ketchup, Morello cherry preserves...
This isn't your average mac and cheese. It's unbelievably creamy, loaded with three cheeses, layered for maximum cheese pulls, and finished on the smoker for incredible flavor.
There are a lot of mac and cheese recipes out there.
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I make simple sauces, ridiculous comfort food, and copycat recipes that probably violate HOA bylaws.
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