
Kimberly Holland
Senior Digital Food Editor at Southern Living
senior digital food editor @southern_living | author | cookie connoisseur | constantly craving chips and queso | opinions my own | War Eagle | she/her
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1 week ago |
allrecipes.com | Kimberly Holland
SHORECOOK If comfort food is what you're seeking for this Sunday dinner, chicken pot pie is the recipe to pick. This one is made in a pie dish (versus single-serving options made in muffin pans or custard cups), and you'll be boiling your chicken before making the pie filling. But to keep things more simple, this recipe uses a pre-made pie crust. You can be as creative as you want with any cut-outs.
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1 week ago |
southernliving.com | Kimberly Holland
A stuffed pork loin is most certainly an involved recipe—you need to prepare the filling, slice and pound the pork thin, and then roll it all up before baking it. But the result is really impressive, so the work is worth it. At least we think so. Once baked, the stuffed pork loin is tender and moist. Brushed with Dijon on the outside, the mustard cuts through the rich meat and adds a little sharpness to the salty, savory, and smoky filling.
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1 week ago |
southernliving.com | Kimberly Holland
Prepare baking dish: Lightly coat an 8-inch square baking dish with cooking spray; set aside. Make graham cracker crust: Pulse graham crackers, granulated sugar, and salt in a food processor until crackers are finely ground, about 20 pulses. Dotdash Meredith Food Studio Add butter and 1/2 teaspoon of the vanilla; pulse until mixture holds together when squeezed, about 6 pulses.
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2 weeks ago |
southernliving.com | Kimberly Holland
You can make French dip sandwiches several ways, but we chose the slow cooker for this recipe because the heavy lifting of tenderizing the beef and onions is left up to the low and slow heat of the appliance, not your work over a stove. For busy nights and weekends, that's precisely the type of recipe we need. These slow-cooker French dip sandwiches feature tender beef sandwiched between provolone cheese and toasted hoagie rolls.
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2 weeks ago |
southernliving.com | Kimberly Holland
Make it with a different candy, and this coconut icebox cake could serve you all year. By Kimberly HollandPublished on April 7, 2025 Photo: Brittney Cottrell; Food Stylist: Vivien Tran; Prop Stylist: Keoshia McGhee Total Time: 13 hrs 55 mins Southerners can appreciate a good icebox cake. Whether you have a busy oven or simply do not want to turn it on, this style of dessert is right for so many occasions—but in particular with this cake, it's perfect for Easter.
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