Vanessa Greaves

1 month ago | allrecipes.com | Vanessa Greaves

Kim's Cooking Now offers these helpful tips: "Just a word of caution, as the amount of lemon juice that 1 lemon will yield will depend on the size of the lemon, and how juicy of a lemon that you are using. In hindsight, I'd use 1-1/2 tablespoons of lemon juice. My lemon was pretty big, and yielded probably close to 1/3 cup of juice, which was too much. I did end up adding a bit more flour, so the dough wasn't so wet (probably 1/4 cup more).

1 month ago | allrecipes.com | Vanessa Greaves

Lamb shoulder chops become meltingly tender when you braise them low and slow in this simple dish. Carrots, celery, and potatoes cook right in the same pot, too. "Well, as it were Saint Paddy's day today, I thought I'd give this recipe a wee bit of a go.

2 months ago | allrecipes.com | Vanessa Greaves |Alyssa Sybertz

SunnyDaysNora Imagine the oohs and aahs you'll get when you bring out this gorgeous white chocolate fudge. Flavored with a touch of rum and packed with cranberries and walnuts, it makes a great homemade food gift to share. Reviewer katbarla recommends you chop up the dried cranberries so the fudge will cut into squares more easily. CoOkInGnUt You'll love how quickly and easily you can make crunchy peanut butter brittle without having to use a candy thermometer.

Jan 17, 2025 | allrecipes.com | Vanessa Greaves

Satisfy your cravings for your favorite Starbucks treats at home with these copycat recipes. By Vanessa GreavesPublished on January 17, 2025 Photo: Dotdash Meredith Food Studios If you can't make it to the coffee shop, bring the coffee shop to you. We've rounded up 15 of our most popular copycat recipes from Starbucks so you can enjoy your favorite treats from the comfort of your own home. Bonus: You'll never spell your own name wrong on your order.

Jan 11, 2025 | msn.com | Vanessa Greaves