We pride ourselves at The Simple Celebration by posting simple, tasty recipes and this may be our simplest yet! Just one ingredient, a few minutes in the pan, and a delicious, crispy side is ready. These crisps are very versatile – serve them along with your main entrée instead of bread, add them to a cheese board, use them on top of soups, or serve them with your salad course. However you choose to use these crisps, we guarantee they will become a staple on your simple celebration table!
P.S. Using pre-shredded cheese will make this recipe even more simple
This biscuit recipe only calls for one tablespoon of sugar, so let’s call them healthy! They are an awesome pairing to any salad or main dish. Freeze leftovers and have delicious, homemade biscuits on hand in an instant!
This recipe calls for boiling the sweet potatoes, however, you can certainly use left-over, baked sweet potatoes – simply scoop out the flesh, combine, and microwave for a minute or two. Start the recipe at step #2. A big plus is these potato cakes can be put together a couple of days ahead of time, then cooked right before dinner. Enjoy!
Treat your family to the flavors of the holidays with these comforting recipes. The apples can be made in advance and warmed up prior to serving. They would also taste great served with pork chops. Enjoy!
This recipe is for a side dish, but you could definitely make it an entrée by adding cooked shrimp or sliced chicken breast. The cranberries and pepitas (pumpkin seeds) will add wonderful autumn flavors to your simple celebration!
Here is a super easy, quick recipe to do with your children or grandchildren. Let them pick which fruits to use, set up their “skewer station,” and watch them delight in creating this healthy, colorful snack!
There is no better way to bring out the sweetness of fruit than to grill it. Pair it with this yogurt dressing, and you have the perfect salad!
Let’s get the kids in the kitchen to join in our simple celebrations. We have a new category on our home page called, “Simple for Kids”. We will tag some old recipes that are kid-friendly and will post new ones from time to time. This recipe is an easy start to cooking together with your children or grandchildren. And … what a delicious start it is!
This is one of those salads that you could make three days in a row and never grow tired of. The dates have a sweet flavor which is complemented by the tangy balsamic glaze. This salad can easily be a meal by adding grilled shrimp or chicken.
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This colorful and burst of flavor side dish will accompany your grilled meat or seafood simple celebration with perfection!