ryan's recipes

When we had our annual Thanksgiving pot luck lunch at the station recently, I decided to whip up my Mom's Broccoli Rice Casserole, but added my own little twist by topping it off with a mix of bread crumbs and Parmesan Cheese. Here's how you can throw this quick and easy side dish together for your Thanksgiving, or any, get together.

As much as I like to cook, I've never been the type that can open up the refrigerator or cabinet and throw together a meal like I'm on an episode of Chopped. I must follow a recipe. With that said, I decided to step out of the comfort of step-by-step instructions recently when I tried recreating a recipe I saw featured in a video on Facebook.

The classic Lasagna dish gets a new and delicious twist by replacing standard lasagna noodles with cheese-filled ravioli.

I've been on a real hummus kick lately, especially once I found Tribe's Hummus with Sriracha at Schnuck's. But instead of spending over $4.00 every time I get a craving, I decided to start whipping up my own with six ingredients for way less money.

Sushi is one of my favorite things to eat when my family and I hit up local Asian restaurants, but depending on what kind of roll you get, it can get pricey. Fortunately, making it at home is cheaper, and can be just as good.

We love to try new recipes at our house. Some of them don't turn out like we hope, others turn out OK, then you have those like this Mediterranean Baked Chicken with Lemon that are difficult to put together and taste just as good as advertised.

This recipe has the two things you look for in a meal, a ton of flavor, and it's easy to put together!

Weekends at my house usually means we have a chance to break away from the cereal or frozen waffle routine of the week and whip up something a little more involved. Using a muffin tin to make omelettes in the oven isn't only delicious, but frees up your time to focus on other dishes.

My mom has always made the best brownies (by law I have to say that), but thanks to simple tweak I made to the recipe out of necessity, I made them better.

I make pancakes for my wife and kids on either a Saturday or Sunday morning almost every weekend. This past weekend, I decided to shake it up a bit by trying to recreate a certain fast food chain's popular pancake breakfast sandwich.

The recipe for these tasty little morsels appeared to be fairly easy to put together, but like with most everything else I find on the internet, I wouldn't believe it until I tried it myself.

Normally when I share a recipe it's after I have successfully completed it in my own kitchen. But not this time. No, this time I have decided to share a total failure of a recipe that sadly should have been infallible.