I’ve been on a bit of a homemade onion ring kick lately. First it was Kool-Aid Breaded Onion Rings, and more recently Bacon Wrapped Doritos Breaded Onion Rings. Plus, I’ve also been trying to up my homemade pretzel game by making stuff like Macaroni and Cheese Stuffed Soft Pretzel Balls. This time though I decided to combine the two to create Soft Pretzel Breaded Onion Rings!
I know you’re probably all wondering … CONTINUE READING »
In my quest to alert Mother Nature that hey, here in Milwaukee we’re ready for summer and not this crappy 40 degree and rainy weather that you’ve been handing us since winter ended I decided to make a Fruity Pebbles Ice Cream Cone.
The idea stemmed from back in February when I made a Rice Krispies Treat Ice Cream Cone, and to create this one I followed the exact same steps, except for the … CONTINUE READING »
Back in January I made a burger that had a bun made entirely from cheese balls and melted cheese. Immediately after I posted it my buddy Jeff left a comment saying “Next up, cheeseball pizza!”
After thanking him for his genius idea and kicking myself for not thinking of it first I headed back into my kitchen and found a glass bowl that was about double the size of the one I used for … CONTINUE READING »
Last month I mentioned that Smithfield sent me a package that included numerous Marinated Fresh Pork Products that they offer and asked me to come up with a couple recipes using them.
For my first one I used Smithfield’s Teriyaki Pork Tenderloin to create some delicious Teriyaki Pork Fries With Sriracha Mayo and this time I opted to make use of their Garlic & Herb Pork Sirloin.
Before I get into that though I’d like … CONTINUE READING »
A little over a year ago I made some Doritos Crusted Chicken Strips — which were awesome by the way — and seeing as how that post still gets tons of views I’m always trying to think of new foods that could benefit from a crispy Doritos breading.
I’ve already followed the original recipe up with Doritos Crusted Bacon and a Doritos Breaded Burger, but this time I wanted something more than just a … CONTINUE READING »