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International Standard Book Number: 978-1-6176-5722-1
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Pictured on front cover: Bucatini with Sausage & Kale
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Appetizers & Snacks
Soups & Sandwiches
Beef & Pork
Poultry & Seafood
Sweets & Breads
Index
A Great Home-Cooked Meal
Only 5 Ingredients Away!
You don’t need an exhaustive list of ingredients to create a delicious homemade dinner. Instead, put money back in your wallet and time back in your schedule with the delectable recipes in Taste of Home 5 Ingredients!
This handy collection brings you 101 family-favorite recipes that are easy to make and guaranteed to please. The dishes all come together with no more than five ingredients (with the exception of a few staples—see "Take 5!"). That means you’ll spend less time at the market, less money on your grocery bill and less time in the kitchen.
Satisfying main dishes, quick-fix sandwiches, comforting soups, tempting snacks and scrumptious desserts, side dishes and breads—they’re all here!
These clever recipes come from savvy home cooks who know how to pump up flavor with just a few ingredients, and we’re sharing their secrets. Every recipe includes a full-color photo and has been approved by the Taste of Home Test Kitchen, so you’re guaranteed success.
Save time, cut costs and create meals your family will love with the must-try ideas in 5 Ingredients!
TAKE 5!
There are a few items that we don’t include in our five-ingredient counts. They’re the essential ingredients that every kitchen should always have on hand, so they shouldn’t need to be on your shopping list.
• WATER
• SALT
Both traditional table salt and kosher salt are fine for cooking. Coarser kosher salt gives a more predictable and consistent pinch
measure; fine-grained table salt is better for passing around at the table.
• PEPPER
Black pepper is the go-to kitchen staple. For the freshest flavor, get a pepper grinder and crack the pepper as you go.
• OIL
It’s a great idea to always have both extra virgin olive oil and vegetable (or canola) oil in your pantry.
We also don’t include optional items when counting ingredients. We’ll give you ideas for garnishes, but they aren’t necessary to make the recipe. And you can always swap them out for your own preferred finishing touches!
5 TIPS FOR MAKING THE MOST OF 5 INGREDIENTS
1. Think fresh. Many classic dishes have short ingredient lists. Start with good-quality ingredients, and you won’t need a lot of extras.
2. Consider ingredients that pile on the flavor. Jarred sauces, packaged rice mixes, seasoning blends, tomatoes with herbs, and canned soups let you get a head start.
3. Use mixes in new ways. Cookies and bars made from cake mix can be just the beginning. Biscuit, cake and cookie mixes all can provide inspiration for a new recipe.
4. Check out prepared foods at the store. Just because food is already cooked doesn’t mean you need to serve it as is. Cakes from the bakery section, rotisserie chicken from the deli—use these as a starting point.
5. Make convenience products—rice, stuffing, pasta mixes—your own with a handful of fresh ingredients. Try adding chopped fresh apple, celery and onion to a stuffing mix,