May 18
Om Noms
I.. don’t love to cook, but I like to eat and I like food that is tasty. My sort-of-interest has led to a recipe collection. First, they cluttered up my bookmarks. Then, I moved them to AllRecipes, but I tend to forget about them there (oops!). More recently, I’ve been repinning recipes on Pinterest.
- I quite liked this “brunch casserole” and I think it’s spectacular for any mean. It was easy enough and filling. I used half the eggs, because I ran out, but I still needed to cook it about twice as long as the recipe suggested for it to be done enough.
- I’ll need to pay more attention when I made these oven-roasted potatoes. My bacon was probably a bit too done. The whole thing seems a little salty and hurt my mouth.
- I tried these baked cheese balls, but it seems like you need a vary specific type of cheese (and heat?!) for it to work.
- These crack potatoes? I’m not addicted. They were okay the first time around, but reheated far too salty.
- I loved the taco bake, however. I’ve done something similar with chicken. I let everyone know how much I loved it!
- This creamy, cheese corn makes for a great side and lasts quite a while.
- I swapped the pepperoni for Canadian bacon for these pizza crescent rolls. Easy snack. Kid-friendly, too. I imagine you could add in some veggies, if you like, or use sausage, instead.
The to-do list this week includes two other recipes: corn casserole and crispy cheddar chicken. For some reason, looking at all the recipes I’ve tried makes me feel accomplished.



I’ll definitely be trying out the pizza crescent rolls! SO SIMPLE! And I definitely enjoy all ingredients involved ^_^
@Mika — Stupidly simple. I gobbled mine up. Easy to add a little pizza sauce, too!
Wow yum some of those look fantastic! I am quite addicted to finding recipes on Pinterest too.
I love the taco bake, except I’ve never used crescent rolls. Wonder how different it would taste.
@Dez: I don’t think they add a lot in terms of taste, just texture.