Top 10 Recipes Of 2018
It’s that time again: Time for the end-of-year recap of Cheap Recipe Blog’s most popular recipes of 2018!
2018 has been a great year for recipes.
And I hope you’ll stick around for 2019, where there’ll be more cheap recipes, money-saving tips, and delicious food!
10: Zucchini pasta salad with mozzarella and basil
This salad uses spiralized zucchini instead of pasta, for a lighter summer salad with lots of flavor.
Get the recipe: Zucchini pasta salad with mozzarella and basil
9: Cheesy cauliflower “English muffins”
Breakfast sandwiches are so delicious, but if you’re trying to limit carbs, they’re a no-go.
These cauliflower “English muffins” are a great alternative to traditional English muffins. They’re super tasty – you won’t miss the bread!
Get the recipe: Cauliflower English muffins
8: Tuna noodle hotdish
There’s nothing like a hearty casserole on a cold night, and this tuna noodle hotdish is a classic pick.
Get the recipe: Tuna noodle hotdish recipe
7: Super crispy oven-roasted breakfast potatoes
For those of you who like your potatoes EXTRA crispy, check out this cooking method that results in oven-baked potatoes with major crunch.
Get the recipe: Super crispy oven-roasted breakfast potatoes
6: Cold vegetable pizza
Cold veggie pizza has stood the test of time, in my opinion. The flaky crust, creamy ranch spread, and variety of veggies are a great combination.
Get the recipe: Cold vegetable pizza
5: Paleo sardine dip
My most surprising moment of 2018: Finding out that I actually like sardines. If you’re a sardine fan – or even if you’re not – this is a great recipe. The bold flavors balance out the fish flavor.
Get the recipe: Paleo sardine dip
4: Norwegian almond cake
Out of all the Norwegian recipes I’ve posted, I think this almond cake is my favorite. Trust me: This is a crowd-pleaser.
Get the recipe: Norwegian almond cake
3: How to doctor up a can of baked beans
Canned baked beans can turn into something delicious by adding a few ingredients. There are countless options!
Get the recipe: Canned baked beans, fancied up
2: European-style breakfast bar
European breakfasts make me happy: The croissants, the meats and cheeses, the jams and fruits, the espresso. I assembled a European-style breakfast bar on a budget, which is perfect when you’re cooking for a crowd.
Get the ideas: European-style breakfast bar
1: Spicy tuna sushi bowls
Sushi rolls and poke bowls are usually quite expensive. But you can still get your sushi fix at home without spending a lot of money.
These sushi bowls are fully cooked, and can be customized to include a wide variety of toppings.
This was the top recipe of the year – and you’ve gotta try it!
Get the recipe: Spicy tuna sushi bowls
My Favorites From 2018
Some of my favorite recipes didn’t make the Top 10 list for 2018:
- Dessert charcuterie platter: What could be better than a plentiful dessert platter, where everyone gets to pick and choose their favorite dessert finger foods like chocolate, cherries, and nuts? Nothing, that’s what!
- Make-ahead egg cups: I make these all the time for breakfast. They’re simple – and there’s nothing wrong with that.
- Epic monster cookies: I choose my adjectives carefully. These monster cookies are epic in that they’re peculiarly crunchy and chewy at the same time, they’re very peanut-buttery, and they’re LOADED with M&Ms.
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Have a wonderful 2019!
