An Italian Chopped Sandwich isn’t just a sandwich. It’s an experience. Once chopped, the meats, cheeses, vegetables, and giardiniera no longer stand alone. But the dressing? That’s where the real magic happens. Drizzled, the creamy Italian dressing winds throughout, turning each flavor note into a symphony. The result is everything you love about a great Italian deli in a single bite.
A little pesto, optional, adds to the flavor. Creamy Italian is drizzled over the top.
They said it can’t be done. They said the Costco Mediterranean Salad couldn’t be made at home for the price. I say it can be, and for much less, and it will be even better! And better for you! And the only actual cooking is boiling the orzo.
Costco Mediterranean Salad – just waiting for the feta and dressing.
I grew up in the Midwest, where so many settlers from Germany rolled in around the 1880s to the turn of the century. They brought their favorite recipes with them, and cabbage rolls were one of them. A Bundt Pan Cabbage Roll might have an Oma or two rolling over if only she knew.
Bundt Pan Cabbage Roll
A friend passed this Viral Boursin Cherry Tomato Pasta on to me. I’ve made versions of this simple, baked Cherry Tomato Pasta with Feta Cheese before (and maybe you have, too), but the Boursin in this recipe is an absolute game-changer.
Boursin Cherry Tomato Pasta
Mexican Picadillo with Potatoes is pure comfort, more than can be expected from a humble ground beef and potato skillet dish. It helps that it’s in a flavorful tomato broth, spiked with just a little chile and simmered to juicy perfection.
Mexican Picadillo with Potatoes