Picture this: baby back ribs smoked with a barbecue rub, then steamed in a tasty liquid and finally glazed with a mouthwatering barbecue sauce. Our smoked ribs recipe uses this simple 3-2-1 smoking method to create incredibly tender and tasty ribs. Are you drooling yet?
This comforting, warm soup will help to keep your spirits up in the fall. Using your garden goodies, warm spices are mixed with some heat from chipotle peppers in adobo sauce. You can use any beans you like and add fresh spinach or kale. —Teri Schloessmann, Tulsa, Oklahoma
This Cajun potato soup is the perfect mash-up between spicy Louisiana comfort cooking and your grandma's hearty potato soup recipe.
Kimchi stew (kimchi jjigae) is a tangy, savory, spicy soup that's a staple recipe in any Korean food lover's kitchen. When made with aged kimchi, the soup develops a deep, rich flavor—even though it cooks in less than 30 minutes.
A keto breakfast casserole that's loaded with eggs, bacon, sausage, veggies and cheese? Yes, please! It's easy to meet your macros when you have a recipe that tastes this delicious.
Low and slow in the smoker isn’t the only way to go for baby back pork ribs. Our deep-fried ribs recipe is your shortcut to spicy, crunchy and satisfyingly chewy ribs bursting with porky flavors.
Bread crumbs with lemon zest and Parmesan give pork Milanese its crispy, crunchy finish. Pair these easy pan-fried pork chops with an arugula salad, or keep things casual and serve them as a sandwich.
I created this overnight strata for a bridal brunch and even the hairdressers and make-up artists were begging me for the recipe! It's the perfect blend of savory, sweet and salty. You could use another variety of winter squash like acorn or delicata. —Pamela Gelsomini, Wrentham, Massachusetts
This spicy chorizo corn dip recipe is a family favorite! It's a fresh side for any dinner, holiday party or ball game at home! You can keep it on hand in your freezer and then heat it just before serving. —Cindy Nerat, Menominee, Michigan
This unique sausage and pancake casserole combines the sweet and savory flavors of a traditional breakfast in a convenient, make-ahead dish. You can use homemade pancakes or thawed frozen pancakes for a quick and easy version. —Shannon Buck, Woodinville, Alabama