This one-pot chicken Alfredo recipe is a lighter version, made with almond milk and chicken broth instead of cream and all cooked together in one pot.
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25 Low-Effort Winter Dinners for Nights It’s Almost Too Blah to Cook
You’re in the thick of winter’s chilly embrace, and all you want to do once you’ve gotten through the long day is enjoy a warm, satisfying meal, curl up under a blanket, and spend quality time with loved ones. You’re craving something simply scrumptious, but you’re not necessarily in the mood to season, marinate, chop, mince, puree, fry, or any of the other time-consuming, dish-dirtying activities you might normally enjoy on the weekends. Your goal: a warm, comfy, easy night at home.
Well, you’re in luck because we’ve rounded up 25 of the tastiest easy-to-make winter dishes. We made sure to include soul-nourishing dishes from an array of culinary traditions, so whether you’re craving spicy aromatic Indian, traditional Italian, mouthwatering Mexican, or classic American, we’ve got a recipe that will hit the spot on your cozy winter night in.
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7 Comfort Food Recipes for Every Night of the Week
Chilly weather calls for hearty comfort food recipes that warm you up from the inside out. You’ll find some of our newest and most delicious comfort food dinners for every night of the week in this bookmark-worthy collection, from stick-to-your-bones soups to crowd-pleasing and cozy casseroles you’ll never get tired of.
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34 Lazy Thanksgiving Recipes That Will Save Your Holiday
For home cooks that host, Thanksgiving might be the most stressful day in the kitchen. For people who don’t cook a lot, working on several recipes at once can be a little daunting. If you have a large crowd to feed or if you’re just cooking for a few, simple recipes with simple ingredients are your best friend. Luckily, these 34 lazy thanksgiving recipes do just that. Whether you need a low-effort side, a simple dessert, or an easy way to cook turkey, these recipes can save you time in the kitchen and energy at the end of the day.
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Does Pumpkin Pie Need to Be Refrigerated?
Whether it’s a homemade or store-bought pumpkin pie, learn if you need to store pumpkin pie in the fridge.
So you’ve baked up a beautiful homemade pumpkin pie from scratch. Or maybe you just got home from Costco and have carried a store-bought pumpkin pie from the car to the kitchen. Now what? Can that pumpkin pie stay on the counter, or do you need to refrigerate it? Read on to find out!
Does Pumpkin Pie Need to Be Refrigerated?
The short and easy answer: Yes, pumpkin pie needs to be stored in the refrigerator. The USDA advises that all “egg-rich pies” must be kept refrigerated after baking and cooling. Pumpkin pie falls into this category, along with custard, pecan, and meringue pies.
This holds true whether you’ve baked your own pumpkin pie or brought a pumpkin pie home from the store. Both homemade and store-bought pumpkin pies need to be stored in the refrigerator, not on the kitchen counter.
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