Your guide to making the best dining hall dishes at every meal.
Spaghetti and meatballs is a classic dish most of us know and love, but why not shake those noodles up a bit by trying vegetarian meatballs instead of regular meatballs, and throwing some salty black olives from the salad bar atop the dish? You’ll be surprised at the new flavors this typical Italian favorite can have just by adding and changing a few ingredients!
Your guide to making the best dining hall dishes at every meal.
Zesty red beans and rice is a traditional dish of Louisiana-Creole origins; red beans are a staple in New Orleans cuisine and they make the perfect side dish or main course for any dinner!
Your guide to making the best dining hall dishes at every meal.
Try a piece of applesauce cake after dinner tonight; this moist, sweet, slightly spicy dessert is a great alternative when you want something other than a regular pastry to satisfy your sweet tooth!
Your guide to making the best dining hall dishes at every meal.
Waldorf salad is typically made with turkey, sliced apples, grapes, nuts, celery, and creamy mayonnaise creating a delicious blend of textures and flavors. Try some at lunchtime today!
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Unilever United States Inc. has recalled Reduced Fat Creamy Peanut Butter Spread and Skippy® Reduced Fat Super Chunk Peanut Butter Spread because of possible Salmonella contamination. Tainted products were removed from the shelves in New York State, but check the UPCs and Best-If-Used-By dates on this recall site before smearing your spread.
Your guide to making the best dining hall dishes at every meal.
Blackened catfish is usually made in a cast-iron skillet, and cajun-style catfish combines just the right blend of spices to give the dish a kick of fun flavors!
You'll feel like a master host(ess) who can whip these up within ten minutes of your guests' impromptu arrival.
Snickerdoodles aren't the fanciest cookie, but they are among the tastiest and easiest. It's almost embarassing how many times I've invited over friends, realized I had no food, and thrown these together. If your guests are anything like mine, they'll be excited to help you roll the cookies in sugar and cinnamon and pop them in the oven.