Top 12 Recipes Of The Decade
And The Top Recipes Of 2019 Too!
I started Cheap Recipe Blog in 2011 – not quite a decade ago. But it’s been around for most of the 2010s.
Here we are, nine years and 500+ recipes later – and entering a new decade.
I ran some numbers to determine the most popular recipes in Cheap Recipe Blog history in terms of page views. Here they are:
12: Roasted Kidney Beans – 2013
If you like roasted chickpeas, you should give these roasted kidney beans a try!
Get the recipe: Roasted kidney beans
11: Chocolate-Covered Strawberries (Made In An Ice Cube Tray) – 2012
Perhaps the easiest way to make chocolate-covered strawberries.
Get the recipe: Chocolate-covered strawberries made in an ice cube tray
10: Cheesy Hot Dog Wontons – 2013
What happens when you top a hot dog with cheese and roll it up in an egg roll wrapper?
Get the recipe: Cheesy hot dog wontons
9: How To Create A Charcuterie Board On A Budget – 2017
You don’t have to spend a lot to create a great charcuterie board.
Get the recipe: Charcuterie board on a budget
8: Ring Bologna Hotdish – 2011
I grew up on this hotdish. The combination of pasta, creamed corn, and ring bologna is so good!
Get the recipe: Ring bologna hotdish
7: Mozzarella Sticks (Made With Wonton Wrappers) – 2013
With this easy recipe, melty mozzarella sticks are just a few minutes away.
Get the recipe: Wonton wrapper mozzarella sticks
6: Norwegian Potato Dumplings – 2015
Traditional Norwegian recipes are near and dear to my heart – so I’m happy these potato dumplings made the list!
Get the recipe: Norwegian potato dumplings
5: Rommegrot (Norwegian Cream Pudding) – 2015
Another Norwegian recipe made the Top 12 list!
Get the recipe: Norwegian rommegrot
4: Copycat State Fair Cookies – 2013
One of the must-have foods at the Minnesota State Fair are Sweet Martha’s cookies. They’re bite-sized, perfectly portioned, and served warm.
Luckily, you don’t have to go to the Minnesota State Fair to get your fix!
Get the recipe: Copycat Minnesota State Fair cookies
3: Cheap Sushi Rolls ($1.40 Each) – 2015
Even adjusting for inflation (this was originally posted in 2015), these sushi rolls are still really cheap – under $2.00 each!
Get the recipe: Teriyaki chicken sushi rolls
2: Oven-Baked Parmesan Green Bean Fries – 2016
These are super easy to make – and quite healthy.
Get the recipe: Oven-baked Parmesan green bean fries
1: Cream Cheese Mints – 2013
Surprising, yes.
Delicious? Also yes.
Cream cheese mints are perfect for holidays, graduation parties, baby showers, and other celebrations. And a huge batch costs less than $1.40 to make.
Get the recipe: Old-fashioned cream cheese mints
Top 10 Recipes Of 2019
8: Slow cooker pork and lager stew
7: Cheesy keto cauliflower tots
3: Extra creamy scalloped potatoes
2: Reuben bowls
Thank you for following along this year and in past years. I hope you will stick around in the 2020s!