Take The ‘Great American Cook In Challenge’ With These 5 Delicious Recipes
All week long, we’ve been encouraging you to stay in and cook rather than go out to eat, as part of ConAgra’s #GreatAmericanCookIn Challenge. Individuals all across the country have eagerly participated, including our very own Foodbeast Family.
But if you missed the memo, and if you’re reading this, it’s not too late, because, plot twist: the #GreatAmericanCookIn Challenge doesn’t necessarily have to end this week, or ever, for that matter!
As a Food-centric publication we want to constantly challenge one another to be active and experiment in the kitchen, simply because, where would we be without our long history of cooking skill development? We wouldn’t have any of our favorite foods if there hadn’t been some brave souls pioneering in the kitchen. We wouldn’t know that certain flavor combinations could harmonize so well if we didn’t tinker with measurements and mixes. Can you imagine a life without pizza? Or pasta? Or fruit salad?
We sure can’t, and that’s reason enough to urge others to cook. Check out the recipes that were part of the challenge this week and jump on board:
Pledge to participate in the challenge to cook in for one week in May by using the #GreatAmericanCookIn hashtag, and share food photos on Twitter and Instagram.
Swap everyday lasagna ingredients for breakfast favorites, like eggs, bacon, and hash brown potatoes for one killer most-important-meal-of-the-day. Courtesy of the Naughty Fork.
Chicken Parmesan All’amatriciana
Foodbeast-worthy take on a classic Italian dish. Yes, it involves bacon. See the recipe here.
Thai Peanut Sauce Turkey Burgers
Thai Peanut Sauce + Turkey Burger = best thing since canned bread, and this recipe yields two.
A glorious fusion of taco and frittata—best collaboration since Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
It’s possible that PB loves this recipe more than Jelly (gasp!). All you need are basic cake ingredients, a microwave, and a mug. Recipe here.
Created in partnership with ConAgra Foods
