community

Claremore, Oklahoma

Find a Location:  
Highest Rated Recipes Learn more

Photo of: Local Kine Wontons

Local Kine Wontons

Submitted by: Gina 
Wontons filled with cream cheese and imitation crabmeat are a favorite from Hawaii. Serve them with a variety of Asian-style sauces for dipping. 

Photo of: ABC (Absolute Best Chewy) Chocolate Chippers

ABC (Absolute Best Chewy) Chocolate Chippers

Submitted by: Stacy M. Polcyn 
This recipe is for when you want rich, chewy chocolate chip cookies chock-full of chocolate chips and toasted nuts. I am happy to share my recipe with other chocolate chip cookie connoisseurs--visitors to this great website! I guarantee professional bakery results if you follow this recipe as written. Keep in mind, however, that each specific ingredient and step is important to ensure best results. Many test batches were conducted in order to perfect this chewy recipe for a cookie you can really sink your teeth into. If these cookies don't comfort you and make you happy (er, 'chipper'), I don't know what will! Enjoy! 

Photo of: Cocoa Rum Balls

Cocoa Rum Balls

Submitted by: Leslie 
This delicious smooth confection is an impressive dessert for the holidays. These are wonderful for parties, and perfect for holiday gifts to your loved ones. A half cup of orange juice plus one teaspoon of freshly grated orange peel can be substituted for the rum in this recipe. 

Photo of: Simple Whole Wheat Bread

Simple Whole Wheat Bread

Submitted by: Nita Crabb 
This honey wheat bread is proof that wonderful flavor, texture and aroma can be had if you just follow a straightforward game plan. 

Photo of: Carne Guisada II

Carne Guisada II

Submitted by: KDBUNGARD 
Home Town: Houston, Texas, USA
Living In: Galveston, Texas, USA
A Mexican beef stew smothered in a semi-spicy gravy. Simple to make, but tastes wonderful. Serve with mashed potatoes, rice, and/or homemade tortillas. Cooking time may be cut, but the meat will be less tender. 

Photo of: BBQ Country Style Ribs

BBQ Country Style Ribs

Submitted by: Coolundrprsr 
Tasty, twice baked ribs with your favorite BBQ sauce. 

Photo of: Cincinnati Chili I

Cincinnati Chili I

Submitted by: MARBALET 
This is an unusual no-bean chili made with ground beef, cinnamon, cloves and unsweetened chocolate in a beef and tomato base. Serve over spaghetti noodles with shredded cheddar cheese. 

Photo of: Smooth Sweet Tea

Smooth Sweet Tea

Submitted by: cookincode3 
Home Town: East Branch, New York, USA
Living In: Seattle, Washington, USA
Southern sweet tea, perfect for hot summer days! 

Photo of: Broiled Tilapia Parmesan

Broiled Tilapia Parmesan

Submitted by: Phoebe 
Flavorful recipe for this farm raised fish that is easy and done in minutes! The fish is broiled with a creamy cheese coating for an impressive flavor and texture. 

Cowpoke Beans

Submitted by: T. Pringle 
This recipe was used by a chef I worked for and still enjoy feeding to my crew at home. This was served as a side dish for a Mardi Gras feast. You can also make this for vegetarian by omitting the bacon. A little of the favor is missing, but it still has a kick. 

Photo of: Bierocks (German Meat Turnovers)

Bierocks (German Meat Turnovers)

Submitted by: Pamela Logsdon 
Pastry baked with a savory beef, onion, and cabbage filling. This is a recipe from my friend's aunt. She served it during Oktoberfest. 

Photo of: African Peanut Soup

African Peanut Soup

Submitted by: PIETOGO 
Home Town: Tacoma, Washington, USA
A surprisingly wonderful combination of tomatoes, onion, peanut butter, and brown rice that make for a wonderful, offbeat soup everyone will enjoy. Even better served with a dollop of sour cream on top of each bowl and some crusty bread for dipping. YUM! 

Photo of: Florentine Artichoke Dip

Florentine Artichoke Dip

Submitted by: Stephanie S. 
Parmesan cheese bubbles on the surface of this rich chafing-dish dipper that gets its tang from marinated artichokes. Three cloves of garlic punch up the flavor of this favorite appetizer. 

Photo of: Mmm-Mmm Better Brownies

Mmm-Mmm Better Brownies

Submitted by: Sarah 
I personally think these are the best brownies in the world. Try them, I think you'll agree! To make the brownies rich and buttery, use melted butter instead of the vegetable oil. 

Photo of: Slow Cooker Enchiladas

Slow Cooker Enchiladas

Submitted by: AIMS312 
An old Mexican classic with a new twist. Anytime we have a potluck, I am asked to bring these. Can be made with chicken or beef. 

Garlic Cheese Logs

Submitted by: Kim Benton 
This is a very strong-flavored cheese spread! Cut these flavorful logs into rounds and serve with round buttery crackers. 

Photo of: Weekday Pot Roast and Vegetables

Weekday Pot Roast and Vegetables

Provided by: Campbell's Kitchen
Use Campbell's® Beef Gravy to make a satisfying and delicious pot roast in the slow cooker for your hungry family.  

Photo of: Runaway Bay Jamaican Chicken

Runaway Bay Jamaican Chicken

Submitted by: JANIS-RAINEYDAYGIRL 
This recipe lit up the family, and everyone loved it. As it got passed around to family and friends, slight changes occurred. For instance, you can omit the cilantro if you don't care for it or use less nutmeg and more cloves; the possibilities are endless. 

Photo of: Chicken Alfredo with Fettuccini Noodles

Chicken Alfredo with Fettuccini Noodles

Submitted by: Gregory Huey 
This is a rich and creamy Alfredo sauce of butter, ricotta cheese, cream and Parmesan cheese. It's served with fettuccini and sauteed chicken. 

Photo of: Country Fried Squash

Country Fried Squash

Submitted by: Maryanne 
Simple comfort food. Fresh butternut squash cut into thick slices, dipped in an egg milk batter and dredged in cornmeal and flour. They fry golden, fragrant and delicious. 
Displaying 1-20 (of 100) recipes
 
Something worth saving?

Register now to save all your favorites in your recipe box.

ADVERTISEMENT
 
Select Your Version:  United States  |  Canada  |  United Kingdom & Ireland  |  Australia & New Zealand  |  Germany  |  France  |  China  |  Japan  |  Quebec  |  SE Asia  |  Netherlands

Frequently Asked Questions What's this?