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Hey smarty pants. Did you hold out for Cyber Monday instead of rushing the stores on Black Friday? Smart thinkin’. Some of the best deals are online, and you don’t have to deal with the headache known as the mall. Everybody knows Black Friday is really just a holiday for eating leftovers. 🙂
If there’s one cookware brand you should pick up online today, it’s Swiss Diamond. Their durable products make perfect holiday gifts because they’re made to last! Anyone would be excited to receive a gift they’ll use for years to come. With non-stick coating, they’re super easy to clean, too.
This One Pot Meal Set is a great gift for college kids, new home owners, people learning to cook — honestly, anyone could use this!
Flash giveaway!
We’re giving away one Swiss Diamond One Pot Meal Set (valued $169.95) to one lucky winner! The set includes an 11 inch saute pan with lid, a Swiss Diamond Turner spatula, and a recipe card to make their Quick and Tasty One-Pot Jambalaya.
How to Enter:
Just comment on this blog post with an answer to this question:
What’s the one recipe you can’t live without?
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- There is a maximum of one entry per person. The entry will be based upon a comment left on this blog post. Duplicate comments will be deleted and are not tallied.
- The winner will be selected at random from the comments on this blog post.
- Winner will be announced on the blog post as well as contacted by the email address provided.
- You have until Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 11:59pm EST to leave your comment on this blog post. Comments posted after that will not be counted.
- Contest open to anyone 18+ in US.
Good luck!
THIS CONTEST HAS ENDED.
Congratulations to Heather!
You’ve won the Swiss Diamond One Pot Meal Set! You will receive an e-mail shortly.
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I love cowboy beans. (a version of baked beans) meat, 3-4 different beans, bacon, onions, bell pepper…
I cannot live without potatoes. I love basic recipes like a good plain potatoes soup.
chicken and noodles/cornbread dressing
I love making healthy meals for my family. I am always searching for new ideas and different ingredients to make something new
My Jalapeño Cornbread. It is the best I’ve ever tasted. Finally convinced my sisters I could cook. Took all the ingredients with me when I visited them in Florida. Fresh jalapeños were not readily available then (almost 40 years ago). Everyone really enjoyed it. It became very popular among the family even though they had to use canned jalapeños. The original recipe was from a Spanish/English cookbook.
Chichen vegetable rice soup. Make at least every two weeks.
I love the Olive Garden Breadsticks. My family would be very sad if I stopped making them.
My favorite recipe is pizza we make with our homemade sauce and dough.
I can’t live without my homemade slippery pot pie recipe
Stuffing!
My favorite taco dip!
Sloppy Joes. Fast and fills up my crowd anytime!
Toffee cookies. The people at work insist that I bring them for….everything.
Barbecue baby back ribs….made in the oven with my mother-in-law’s recipe for the sauce….this was what my kids always asked to have for their birthday dinners
I can’t live without my Taco Soup recipe…it’s easy to make, feeds a lot and tastes delicious!
At this time of year, it would be the family “secret” German Christmas cookies. They are spicy,not sweet, and very addictive.
Tater Tot Casserole
My mom’s beef stew! This brings her back to me in every sense, I miss her greatly.
I really don’t have one recipe . I will say that my go to is chili. I can make it using different types of meats and beans so I can always change it up depending on my mood and what I have at home.
I love fried potatoes with onions as a side dish.
I love meatball recipes. I don’t think that I have a favorite but, I had tried lots and lots of different ways to make them.
My husband’s Chicken Piccata. It’s so delicious, and he made it for me on our first date!
I can’t live without my mother’s Christmas Cheesy Potato recipe. Thank you for the wonderful giveaway.
Erin
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I love goulash, everyone eats it!
I like to make broccoli/cauliflower/raisin salad.
I can’t live without my grandma’s shrimp dip recipe!
My Curried Chicken and Vegetables!
My spaghetti & meatball recipe. I make the most delicious balls.
I can not live with out my green chili Verde! Love it because it is spicy and warming on a cold winter day like today.
Green chili Verde is warming and comforting.
Grandpa’s Pot Roast. Made with beef broth, chili sauce and cloves. Very unique taste.
Chili!
I could not think about a day without biscuits!
I love a good pot of beef stew.
My mother’s meatloaf yum its so good.
The recipe I really like is one I don’t currently have a name for. It is simply a couple of potatoes fried in whatever you would like to fry them in, then when nearly done add a few slices of white or yellow onion, of it the onion is small, the whole onion sliced. Then when the potatoes and onions are nearly done, add a can of corned beef that has been broken up and then when that is heated up, add one can of creamed corn and stir it in and heat it up as well. When all potatoes and onions are tender serve it up! Very tasty.
It is a wonderful comfort food.
My grandfather’s Pastitsio recipe! The whole family expects it!
Can’t live without any recipe unless less it’s from RecipeChatter.
A very easy one pan rissoto mushroom/chicken I found. Looks fancy, but very easy.
Chicken with stuffing and gravy is delish. Also Upside Down Chicken Pot Pie.
The one recipe I cannot live without is chili!
Five Star Brownies from my husband’s grandma. Everybody loves them. If I never made them again I’d be voted out of the kitchen!
My family would destroy me if I didn’t make sweet potato rolls.
Savory Beef Roast with potatoes, carrots and celery is one recipe that is used over and over at my house.
I can’t live without my homemade chicken soup! It’s simmering on the stove as I type 🙂
Tater Tot Casserole. Tastes yummy and is easy to make with meat or in a vegetarian version for my tween.
Goulash
I love Krusteaz all purpose baking flour. Sam’s club had sold it and now they do not. I wrote to the company and also our HyVee store. got an e-mail this morning that the store will be carrying this flour. I bake a lot and my favorite recipe is my perfect ending cake made with this flour. Want a good moist cake that you put instant coffee in cake and in the frosting. Truly amazing. Would love winning this pan. It looks awesome. God bless you this Christmas season.
I have the best results with the recipe I get from slow cooker love my pork tender loin
I can’t live without my vegetable beef soup recipe!!
I love a chuck roast sitting upon tons of roasted vegetables instead of a rack. I season the roast with a mix of worchestire sauce, garlic powder, onion powder, honey and ketchup. I then lay it on carrots, celery, onions, scallions, potatoes, asparagus, parsnip and I pour some of the same sauce over the veggies. So AMAZING.
Roast Beef with potatoes, carrots and celery is one recipe that is used over and over at my house.
Home made stuffing with onions celery and lots of butter
I love Honey Mustard dipping sauce.
I can’t live without Chicken Gravy and Biscuits.
Hamburgers!
The one recipe I can’t live without is one from my mother-in-law, kapusta (not sure of spelling). It is a cabbage soup that is a Polish tradition.
my Oven Fries
i love chicken and noodles, the home made kind
that pan will make my dinner taste real good 🙂
Love to cook eggs in non-stick – the only way to go!
lasagna and garlic bread with side salad is my favorite
Can’t live without Mac and Cheese.
My great grandmothers pumpkin bread!! The holidays wouldn’t be the same without it!!!
Wendy’s copycat chili
My recipe I can’t live without is our version of toasted cheese sandwich. The secret is to use any leftover that will go with cheese in the sandwich when frying it up…i.e turkey
Homemade chicken noodle soup
Fried potatoes with corned beef hash mixed in and cooked together. YUMMMM!
My husband makes the BEST beef stew in the universe. I make the biscuits with honey butter to go with. Favorite winter dinner even better the next day.
Homemade spaghetti sauce. Make in double batches one for dinner and one for the freezer. Can be used in a variety of ways not just on spaghetti.
My Texas Red Chili recipe!! Love this recipe and so does my family, we ALL make it now!
Fried Chicken
This would be great for fried chicken!
I can’t live without pancakes. This is a wonderful pan for making them every day.
Southern fried chicken
I can’t live without beans, potatoes, and cornbread.
Love my Crock Pot Refried Beans. My family loves them and they are so cost effective!
Home fried potatoes with butter, onions and green peppers!
Pumpkin pudding – especially at this time of year!
poached chicken with Velouté sauce over egg noodles
My Black & White Bean Turkey Chilli
Any dessert recipe is my favorite! Thanks for a great giveaway.
I love bean soup. Any kind of bean soup. Back-eye peas, great northern beans, navy beans, black beans. Sometimes I buy the 16-beans package of dried beans and make soup with that. I make a very simple soup. Just the beans, a chopped onion, and lots of ham chunks. Cover with water to about 3 inches above the top of the beans and let simmer until the beans are tender and the liquid is thick and flavorful. I serve it with cornbread. It’s the best cold-weather meal I know.
Love chicken all kind of ways chicken salad, baked, grilled, fried, stir fried, barbecued. Couldn’t do without chicken.
Cocolate Peanutbutter bark. People ask for it every Christmas.
Macaroni and cheese is my favorite!
homemade salsa–yum!!!
homemade salsa–yum!!!
One recipe that I cannot do without is my Chewy Caramel Oatmeal Pie!
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I’d have to say the recipe I couldn’t live without is my moms enchiladas, they are scrumptious
A juicy grilled med rare rib eye steak.
SWEET POTATO PIE
Chili love my chilli
It varies, right now it would be Thai Peanut Noodles.
Chicken and artichokes (with onions and capers) – one pot meal in frying pan.
Pancake recipe from an old Purity Cook Book printed 35 years ago
My family loves when we have my Grandmothers Chicken and Dumplings.
I have to have any casserole with chicken and rice and creaomof chicken soup
I love homemade spaghetti with garden fresh tomatoes in my sauce.
Stuffed burger, it is stuffed with cheese, jalapeno, bacon,onion, olives with bacon in the ground meat and cheese on top when it is done
Red Velvet Cake. I make it for a couple different birthdays in the family and also for my own birthday. I just love it.
Potato salad with bacon, green olives, homemade zucchini relish served warm
Lentil soup
That would be seafood chowder yummmmy!!!!!
That would be seafood chowder
Anything made with pecans! Especially, pecan pie and bars.
pizza casserole
My family loves my beef and homemade noodles over mashed potatoes and my refrigerator rolls.
I cannot live without potatoes, hashbrowns, baked, fried or mashed
I can’t live without my grandmother’s baked bean recipe.
spaghetti, it’s my grandson’s favorite.
I can’t live without my homemade goulash recipe.
At this time of the year, whipped shortbread and ginger snaps are a must in this house. I have two great recipes!
I make a lot without a recipe, but I love my chocolate crazy cake.
My family just loves my goulash- so simple and tasty
The one recipe I can’t live without is a big batch of blazing chili!
A sausage, tomato, and vegetable skillet that’s different every time I make it.
Hands down, just can’t live without my home made spaghetti sauce. Slathered on meatball subs topped with mozzarella cheese for lunch and poured over pasta for supper with a salad and garlic bread; yum, yum!!!!!
My family and friends would BH e so disappointed if I lost my biscotti recipe. It is a slightly softer version of biscotti . . . still twice baked, and I never know what flavor they will be till I go through my cupboards. My new one last year was pumpkin. So good dunkef in hot cider.
My macaroni and cheese and collard greens.
I love my meatloaf recipe, everyone comments on it and asks for my recipe
I love ham and beans with diced onions, a little Worcestershire sauce. diced jalapenos and beacon. Top with extra sharp cheddar cheese and/or pepper jack cheese. Serve with corn bread.
The recipe my family has hunted and hunted for but nobody can find the right one, my great grandma’s broccoli soup recipe is like the holy grail of broccoli soup recipes. We haven’t given up yet and she’s been gone for 15 years!
Beef and noodles.
The recipe I can’t live without is Spaghetti Pie. It’s an all-time family favorite.
Our family definitely cannot live without our Grandmother’s Volga German Krebble recipe for all special occasions. Our Grandmother is now 102 and still loves to share this teat with her whole family. ^_^ <3 <3 <3
My meatball recipe is a favorite in our family.
My mother’s roll recipe. I’m pretty sure my husband’s family would send me home if I showed up at our holiday dinners without my homemade rolls.
I don’t want to have to live without Mom’s Icicle Pickle recipe. It’s a lot of work and you need a big crock to make them, but boy are they worth it!
I can’t live without the enchilda recipe.
I make it at least once a month.
Personally I say potatoes not prozac!
My family would say my sugar cookies made with sour cream then frosted they expect em every holiday and are always buying me cookie cutters cuz one or two shapes each holiday isn’t enough for them. Like a variety of shapes makes them taste different.
One recipe I wouldn’t want to live without is slow-cooker chicken and cornbread dressing! A big hit every thanksgiving…
being a homegrown Filipino, I really can’t live without rice…so i need chicken, veggies, pork and all other recipes combined to liven eating it when boiled or steamed…
can’t live without rice.
Chili
I can’t live without my Pennsylvania dutch chicken potpie. One of the most filling, cheepest, crowd pleasers there is.
I love hamburgers!!!! give me a good ole juicy burger any time and I am good to go.
My family loves my thanksgiving stuffing. It was my Anna’s recipe. It makes me so happy when they enjoy it.
Can’t live without home made macaroni and cheese or baked ziti.
I love mac ‘n cheese.
My recipe for Texas chili! Perfect in the winter!
Would love this pot to make my goulash in…Pick me Please need a new pan as i can’t afford it being a single mom!
My mother’s Mac and Cheese recipe
The one recipe I can’t live without is for homemade cooked salad dressing that I use to make potato salad, macaroni salad and also in deviled eggs. I got it from my mother, who got it from her mother, and it will be passed down to my kids. It is a long standing favorite and much requested at gatherings.
An organization I belong to always insists I bring my chocolate layer cake with peanut butter filling and chocolate frosting; when sold at auctions brings nearly $200 every year. As for me, I love baking bread of all kinds, but the one that always is gone after the first cutting is my Cheesy vegetable bread (with carrots, onion, red bell pepper and cheddar cheese). The aroma from any bread baking is great, but this particular bread really makes your mouth water and the taste is unbelievable.
Colombian corn arepas are the best for breakfast, lunch and dinner
My family & I can not live without my homemade mint sauce, much better than the green jelly stuff. Perfect with lamb in any form.
Meatloaf! I’ve perfected a recipe over the years that everyone seems to like. Love the leftovers for sandwiches later, too.
On a cold dreary day like today I like to make my chili. Kidney beans, light and dark, and not drained, chili powder, hamburger, onions,fresh tomatoes, if possible, or canned comatoes, stewed, and lots of tomato sauce or juice or whatever is available. The aroma that fills the home from this meal cooking on the stove says, welcome!
It would be tough to go without a beef roast with potatoes, onions, mushrooms and carrots and a gravy made from the drippings. Just made myself hungry!
Well, most of my favorites don’t require a recipe- I just throw things together (like pot roast, meat loaf, etc.) So I think I’d pick Chocolate Chip Cookies as the recipe I can’t live without.
Pretzel crumb coated thin cut bone in pork chops; we love them!!
My grandmother’s teriyaki sauce recipe!
Sausage bowtie pasta. My kids devour this and ask for it at least once a week!
I love taco meat! I always have a container in the frig for casseroles or super nachos
my meatloaf
A good spaghetti recipe
We love the Jiffy cornbread recipes! Our favorite is the Easy Taco Tamale Pie. After working 10 or more hours a day I can come home and throw these together in no time. Love them!
My family and I love smoked chicken and sausage Cajun jambalaya!
Can’t live without home made apple pie, with home made pie crust !!!
Chili – I love it especially on a cold winter day.
pinto beans and cornbread
There are so many that my mother passed down to me.
At Christmas I guess it would be her peanut butter fudge or suet pudding.
For potlucks it would have to be her baked beans or lime, celery, maraschino cherries and marshmallow jello.
But for an everyday family meal it would have to be the way she taught me to fry/cook beef steaks and pork chops to make them extra tender and tasty.
My sister’s Hamburger Barley Soup. LOVE that stuff!
I love my chicken with cream of mushroom soup over rice with extra sauce.
Scalloped potatoes with pork chops on top
I’m a huge sucker for mac and cheese. It’s my ultimate comfort food, especially during these cold months.
My love is for snow cream. It may be because it is so easy to make or because you can only have when the snow is deep enough.
My favorite dish is my mother In Law’s Chicken A La King!!! It was my husbands favorite dish.
Cheesy chicken breasts and rice with peppers.
A rich hearty chili. If it’s for something like a big family get together where there will be a lot of people then instead of just making one batch I find the best solution is generally to make one really mild and one spicy batch so that people can mix them to get the spice level that’s right for them. Follow basically the same recipe for how much beans and such but keep one extremely mild while making the other spicy enough for the people that want it really spicy then letting people mix in their bowls tends to be the best solution to everyone seeming to want really different levels of spiciness, definitely better than the you get what the chef decided is good or you don’t get any since it doesn’t add much effort but pretty much solves the problem and generally for a family get together at least to batches are needed anyway just to have enough.
The one recipe that I could not live without, is my Ham & Cheese stuffed buns. I start with my grandmother’s sweet yeast bunot dough, and I fill it with black forest ham & cheddar cheese. Then, I form into buns & let rise. Once they’re done, I brush the tops with a bit of butter & then let them cool for 30 minutes. An all-in-one sandwich, that’s always requested. (Try roast beef & Sharp cheddar, Turkey & Swiss, hamburger, onion & taco seasoning)
I love an bacon and egg sandwich any time of day. It’s my all-time favorite.
I’m passionate about good ole fired potatoes with chopped onions. You just can’t get much better than this dish.
Mashed potatoes with butter and herbs
I love fried potatoes fried in bacon fat with crisp bacon and waited onions
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I love home made macaroni and cheese like my mom use to fix! That is a comfort food for me!
I would say Beef Stroganoff.
Thai Chicken thighs.
I cannot live without spaghetti and meatballs!
world’s greatest lasagna
I can’t live without my mother’s sugar cookie recipe for my Christmas tree cookies!
Can’t live without chicken subgum chow mein
Stirfry of any kind!
homemade sauce and homemade meatballs