Sampling at Costco is always an adventure, with some hits and some misses. Yakisoba was a hit, and I grabbed a box of the frozen packets, envisioning quick lunches for my favorite octogenarians. Surprise – both folks not only loved it, but managed to eat it without difficulty, a rare victory. I had to double down on this success with a homemade version, and so this Simple Steak Yakisoba manifested into existence!
Simple Steak Yakisoba
My first chili dog was from Joe’s in my hometown – a classic foot-long, hanging off the bun and smothered with chili and melty cheese. It was heaven! I can’t go back in time, but dogs made with this Homemade Hot Dog Chili Sauce are the next best thing!
Homemade Hot Dog Chili Sauce
Is running out of barbecue sauce an emergency? In my kitchen, it can be! I can’t tell you how many times I’ve opened my fridge looking for barbecue sauce only to realize I’m out! Honestly, I either have too many kinds cluttering up the fridge door or none at all. There doesn’t seem to be an in-between! But one thing I almost always have on hand is ketchup, and it makes a fab base for this Quick Emergency Barbecue Sauce.
Quick Emergency Barbecue Sauce
I don’t know if any of you guys watch Diners Drive-Ins & Dives but I swear it’s becoming an issue at my house. I might need a support group! That’s where I got the idea of Bahn Mi Street Tacos. They’re def a play on American Southern and Mexican with just a touch of Asian tossed in the mix. And just when you might think you’re bored of street tacos…this one is surprising in over the top flavor. A little crazy, even, but it just works!
Bahn Mi Street Tacos with all the Fixings!
Kansas City Barbecue Sauce is my ultimate comfort barbecue sauce. Growing up in the Midwest, that’s just what we used, or should I say what my Dad used. It was always glossy, on the sweet side with just a bit of a kick at the end. And it was always used on his grilled chicken.
Kansas City Barbecue Sauce