Top Recipes of 2011

Okay, since this is New years week, I thought it would be fun to review last year’s top recipes… and when I say the top recipes, I really only mean this is just what I loved the most… I picked them for no other reason but that.

 

I hope you try out the recipes! And I will admit, after looking through them I am a bit hungry!  Here are the post, in no particular order:

 

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Easy microwaved Pudding Cake!

 

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Individual Chocolate Torte Recipe

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Fabulous Garlic Hummus Recipe

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Cheesy Spinach Stuffed Mushrooms

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Fresh Pea Soup ( I promise, pea soup can be totally delish!)

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Easy Baked Potato Soup

(p.s. the last time I made this I steamed a bag of frozen cauliflower, pureed it and added it in, you couldn’t even tell!  But it was a little healthier!)

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Café Rio Beef Tacos / Brisket Tacos

Easy baked Fish 20 minutes

Light Easy Baked Fish (20 minute recipe!)

Hamburger and grape tomatoe pizza by martha

Hamburger and Grape Tomato Pizza!  SO GOOD!

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Black Bean and Chocolate Cake!

Alost good for you, meaning you should eat this first, and dinner second!

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Chocolate Pecan Pie!

(I should have never found this recipe, so easy –  so amazing!)

Featured Image recipe cards available on Etsy.

Okay everyone, what have you been cooking?  I would love to see your favorite recipe for the year 2011?   You may link up to 3 recipes.  if you are willing to share that you are linking to this party on your post that would be appreciated!

Happy New Year!



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  1. I like to add cauliflower to my mashed potatoes, and rutebaga and parsnips to my potato soup. It’s not really hidden, because I tell the boys, but it’s a nice way to get a bit more nutritional oomph to some favorites. I have to try the spinach stuffed mushrooms. Thanks for sharing and for hosting this recipe swap each week.

  2. Thanks for the link up party what a great round up. I have discovered the humble pea soup this year as well, both chilled and hot it is such an underestimated little vegetable!

  3. Pea Soup is a cold-weather staple in my family :o) So are lentil soup and cheesy potato and bacon soup. We never grow tired of these favorites because fortunately winter in Florida is short!