Better Homes and Gardens May 2010 Recipes
Check out our latest recipes from Better Homes and Gardens magazine: Mother's Day, Memorial Day, and graduation party recipes, Scott Peacock's classic chocolate meringue pie, and more.
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A delectable sweet pepper sauce gives this herb-garlic beef tenderloin company-worthy flair.
Fill these yummy sliders with thinly sliced herb-garlic beef tenderloin, crisp radishes, and peppery watercress. Horseradish sauce adds a bit of zip.
Top these flatbread pizzas with leftover beef tenderloin, dried tomatoes, mushrooms, and sweet peppers.
Ideal for Mother's Day brunch, this irresistible potato salad gets a delicious kick from hot mustard sauce.
Hosting a graduation party? Try this garden-fresh potato salad filled with baby tomatoes, fennel, red onions, and carrots.
For an easy, portable party dish, chop red potatoes, onions, and veggies and toss with greens, cherry tomatoes, and dressing; serve in individual cups.
Accent basic green beans and peppers with grilled pineapple rings for a stylish side dish that's fuss-free.
For a dish that's buffet-ready, toss pasta salad with green beans and peppers.
Green beans are marinated in cider vinegar-dill dressing and tossed with red pepper, snow peas, and asparagus.
These vanilla cupcakes are filled with strawberry jam and topped with homemade sour cream frosting. Purchased icing flowers add a simple decorative touch.
For a creative cookout dessert, bake vanilla cupcake batter in cones, then top with a scoop of strawberry ice cream.
These cupcakes are sure to wow guests at a graduation party. To make the cap, we dipped a small cracker in chocolate, topped it with a mini M&M, and added fruit leather for the tassel.
This quick stir-fry takes just 20 minutes to make. A tangy sauce of orange juice, soy sauce, and crushed red pepper gives it a delightful kick.
For a delicious dinner that's ready in just 35 minutes, we've wrapped roasted pork tenderloin in thinly sliced zucchini strips, roasted it, and topped it with tangy pesto.
An easy salad of smoked salmon, carrots, celery, and apple is drizzled with lemon dressing and garnished with capers and lemon slices.
For a budget-friendly meal, cook chorizo sausage with cherry tomatoes and tomato sauce, and then spoon over potato- and onion-filled pierogies.
For a flavorful 30-minute supper, serve spice-rubbed pork with a fresh salad of green onions, mango, English cucumber, and jalapeno pepper.
Fold cheesy flatbread around hand-formed patties of garbanzo beans, carrots, and peas for a delicious, meatless meal.
For a quick dinner idea, bake panko-coated fish in the oven, and then serve with wasabi-lime-flavored mayo and crispy green beans.
Simmer chicken thighs, bok choy, and carrots in a Dijon-flavored broth for a simple supper. Fresh lemon juice, lemon peel, and lemon thyme brighten the dish.
Creamy meringue and silky custard make this chocolatey, beautiful pie ideal for a potluck, dinner party dessert, or luxurious afternoon reward.
Top these meatless burgers with spinach, feta cheese, yogurt, roasted red pepper, and red onion.
To make these bars, coat dried apples and apple-cinnamon cereal in a gooey sauce of peanut butter, caramel ice cream topping, and brown sugar.
Stir cranberry-almond cereal into basic cinnamon cookie dough for a delicious, easy-bake treat.
Make these meatless burgers with mashed black-eyed peas, bread crumbs, and veggies. Cajun mayonnaise adds a kick.
