7 Ideas for Easy Holiday Appetizer Recipes Made Easier
We've got 7 delicious, easy holiday appetizers made even easier, including my own amazing 5-Minute Spinach Artichoke Dip you can make in an Instant Pot. Literally. Five minutes. This is a favorite with my own kids, or for holiday entertaining and I think you'll love it. But if you want something more hearty, check out the other options, like Skillet Meatballs with Garlic Toast, or a crowd-pleasing Fried Bocconcini with Spicy Tomato Sauce.
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7 Ideas for Easy Holiday Side Dish Recipes Made Easier
I really think that fantastic side dishes can be the highlight of any meal -- or if you're like my family, sometimes side dishes are the meal! So I'm sharing 7 impressive but easy holiday side dish recipes, complete with shortcuts to make life easier. And this Eggplant Involtini from Alexandra Cooks is just the tip of the iceberg. It's delicious any way you make it, but I love how easy it gets with our hacks for simplifying the prep. Click over, and you'll also find gorgeous Ricotta and Quinoa Stuffed Mushrooms (perfect for vegetarians who are still gunning for protein), and an outrageous Hasselback potato dish made rich and holiday-ready with a decadent cream sauce.
7 Ideas for Easy Holiday Main Dishes Made Easier
My family is a sucker for a good brisket, so I'm sharing my own family recipe for Quick Brisket with Tomato Risotto (mmmm...) among these 7 amazing holiday dinner recipes made easier. Spoiler: The Instant Pot means you're finished in half the time it takes using a slow cooker. You'll also find a nice vegetarian main dish idea, a spicy Calamari Fra Diavolo, and Spicy Shrimp Pasta in Garlic Tomato Cream Sauce for those of you doing "fishes" for Christmas Eve; and a Slow-Cooked Lamb Shank if you're going for the big wow.
Guaranteed crowd-pleaser, even for picky kids!
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