Our collection of diabetic recipes will help you whip up healthy meals without sacrificing flavor. Discover easy diabetic recipes - some you can make in 30 minutes!
Delicious homemade Amish potato salad is sweet, tangy, and easy to make.
Dinner isn't complete without a few of these summer side dishes.
If you have partial bags of dried beans loitering in the pantry, throw them all in the pot to make this anything-goes fall soup. Perfumed with thyme and sage, it's creamy, homey and gratifyingly resourceful.
Calico Potatoes
This is a great make "earlier in the day salad." The longer it sits, the better the flavors develop.
This is my go-to dish for potlucks and parties.
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This creamy red potato salad recipe is a classic for cookouts, potlucks and any festive get-togethers.
This salad has everything (except lettuce).
Sweet, smoky, and salty come together for a satisfying meal.
This recipe for Crock Pot Roast with Potatoes and Carrots creates delicious, fall-apart meat with tender vegetables and a savory gravy. It's one of the easiest pot roast recipes out there and only has 9 ingredients!
From cowboys to kiddos, everyone goes crazy for Slow Cooker Calico Beans. Loaded with beef and bacon, they're great for a cookouts, parties, and easy meals!
This loaded baked potato salad turns everyone's favorite game-day food into an irresistible summer side! Plus, the ingredients can be customized for your crew's liking, making it a crowd-pleasing dish for family gatherings.
From cowboys to kiddos, everyone goes crazy for Slow Cooker Calico Beans. Loaded with beef and bacon, they're great for a cookouts, parties, and easy meals!
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Down Home Potato Salad is one of our favorite ways to enjoy Potato Salad. This wonderful old-fashioned recipe has texture, taste and appearance! It's perfect for summer holidays, backyard BBQs, family reunions and potlucks. Everyone will rave over this salad and you'll go home with an empty bowl! This salad is gluten free.
Normally I am not a bean eater. I have texture issues with them. That being said, I loved this. Sweet, savory and smoky. I am not certain what combo of beans I used, I think I substituted 2 cans white beans for the kidney beans and pork and beans. Just use whatever beans you like....
A colorful pasta and vegetable salad accompanied with a side of sliced orange and avocado
A rich and creamy macaroni salad with a surprisingly sweet side.
This calico green bean salad from the '60s combines a variety of vegetables in a light celery seed dressing. Find out how to make it here.
This Calico Beans recipe is perfect for juggling all your other to-dos. Your oven takes care of cooking a hearty, flavor-packed meal.
This recipe for Crock Pot Roast with Potatoes and Carrots creates delicious, fall-apart meat with tender vegetables and a savory gravy. It's one of the easiest pot roast recipes out there and only has 9 ingredients!
We enjoy the tart, peppery taste of capers. No one likes a bland veggie, and caper butter helps peppers, squash and zucchini shine. —Danyelle Crum, Indian Trail, North Carolina
From cowboys to kiddos, everyone goes crazy for Slow Cooker Calico Beans. Loaded with beef and bacon, they're great for a cookouts, parties, and easy meals!
Cowboy Baked Beans (aka Calico Beans) are loaded with ground beef and applewood smoked bacon. A great party food recipe for large groups.
These delicious baked beans use several kinds of beans and are cooked up in a delicious sweet and savory sauce that's wonderful. Great for backyard barbecues and grilling out. This recipe is gluten free if your pork 'n beans are gluten free.
Calico beans like kidney, lima, and butter slow-cook with browned ground beef and bacon in sweet and tangy sauce for a crowd-pleasing one-dish meal.
Make and share this Calico Skillet Potatoes Ala Silver Dollar City recipe from Food.com.
This sweet and tangy side dish uses lots of convenient canned goods, so it’s a snap to throw together. The recipe was sent to me by a friend and it’s nice to serve at a group picnic. —Barbara Gordon, Roswell, Georgia
