Loaded Bacon and Kale Salad

September 13, 2021 By palatablepastime in Bacon, Dried Fruits/Raisins, Grapes, Greens or Lettuces, Meats, No Cook, Nuts, Onions, Pecans, Pork, Salads, United States Tags: #FallFlavors, bacon in salads, brown bag lunch, easy lunch ideas, make-ahead salad, massaged kale, prepared salad 1 Comment

Loaded Bacon and Kale Salad massages fresh kale until it is tender. Then combines with savory and sweet Fall Flavors in this healthy and delicious salad.

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Jungle Bird

August 15, 2021 By palatablepastime in Alcoholic, Asian, Beverages, Cocktails, Fruits, Juices, Limes, No Cook, Pineapple, rum Tags: #FromOurDinnerTable, adult drinks, campari, cocktails, fruit juices, happy hour, pool party, run drinks, tiki drinks Leave a comment

Jungle Bird is the relaxing retro Malaysian tiki drink with dark Jamaican rum, Campari and tropical fruit juices.

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Drumstick Dessert (No-Bake)

July 25, 2021 By palatablepastime in Chocolate, Dairy, Desserts, Freezer, Frozen, Milk & Cream, No Cook, United States, Whipped Cream Tags: #SundayFunday, caramel desserts, chocolate desserts, desserts made with pudding, desserts with cool whip, drumstick dessert, peanut butter desserts, peanut desserts 4 Comments

Drumstick Dessert creates a no-bake version of your favorite ice-cream cone that stays stable in the refrigerator.

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Japanese Steakhouse Ginger Miso Dressing

July 21, 2021 By palatablepastime in Asian, Condiments, Japanese, No Cook, Salad Dressings, Salads Tags: #summergamesweek, Benihana dressing, ginger salad dressing, Japanese salad dressing, miso dressing, salad dressing Leave a comment

Japanese Steakhouse Ginger Miso Dressing is an easy to make recipe at home for teppanyaki steakhouse and sushi bar style salads.

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Salmon Salad Spread

July 16, 2021 By palatablepastime in Appetizers, Eggs, Fish, Fish and Seafood, No Cook, Salads, Salmon, Sandwiches, United States Tags: canned salmon recipes, fish friday foodies, leftover salmon recipes, picnic, seafood appetizers, seafood salads, seafood sandwich fillings 4 Comments

Salmon Salad Spread makes lunches and picnic fare perfectly easy for salads, sandwiches or a cracker spread.

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Fresh Watermelon Slush

June 24, 2021 By palatablepastime in Beverages, Desserts, Freezer, Fruits, Melon, No Cook, Non-Alcoholic, United States Tags: freeze, frozen desserts, frozen drinks, fruit desserts, icee drink, Mr. Misty, slush, slushie, slushy, sugar-free desserts, summer desserts, Weight-Watchers friendly Leave a comment

Fresh Watermelon Slush is easily made in a blender to cool you down quickly on a hot summer day- with or without sugar.

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Pixie Stix Candy Straws

June 20, 2021 By palatablepastime in Candy, Desserts, No Cook, Snacks Tags: #SundayFunday, candy powder, Easy Candy Recipes, Fun Dip, Lik M Aid, pixie sticks, pixie stix, recipes using Kool-Aid, retro candy 8 Comments

Pixie Stix Candy Straws are a retro candy favorite of kids young and old, with a sweet and sour flavor that reminds of magical fairy dust.

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Frutas con Crema (Mexican Fruit Salad)

June 16, 2021 By palatablepastime in Bananas, Breakfast & Brunch, Dairy, Desserts, Fruits, Mango, Mexican or Southwest US, Milk & Cream, No Cook, Salads, Sour Cream, Strawberries, Whipped Cream Tags: easy cookout ideas, fruit for breakfast, fruit salad, Mexican dessert, Mexican salad, paleteria favorite, Summer Fruits, summer recipes 1 Comment

Frutas con Crema (Mexican Fruit Salad) combines fresh fruits in a sweet cream sauce for a riff off the Bionico salad from Guadalajara.

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Mangonada (Mexican Mango Sorbet Smoothie)

June 6, 2021 By palatablepastime in Desserts, Fruits, Mango, Mexican or Southwest US, No Cook Tags: easy desserts, frozen desserts, fruity desserts, La Michoacana, Mexican desserts, paleta, smoothie, sorbet, summer desserts, Sunday Funday 4 Comments

Mangonada is a Mexican dessert drink made with mango sorbet and fruit, tangy chamoy sauce, tajin, lime juice and tamarind candy straws.

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