ryan's recipes

After testing several life hacks shared around the internet, I've decided to expand into the world of copycat recipes. Up first, the idea that you can make the insanely popular Frosty with only three common ingredients found at your favorite grocery store.

This recipe is so easy, your kids can do it!

Taco night, Mexican night, or whatever you want to call it is a popular night at our house. But despite it's popularity, it can get a little mundane after a while. This super easy (and delicious) Doritos Taco Salad recipe is a great way to give it the kick in the pantalones it needs. Olé!

I imagine that if you could lick Heaven, it would taste like this.

Pizza night is always a popular night at my house. But instead of ordering out, using canned pizza dough, or trying to make your own and trying to get everyone to agree on toppings, grab a bag of pita bread for a personal pizza night.

This quick and easy meal is one of my favorites. It's like throwing a loaded burrito in a blender — only more visually appealing (I assume).

Traditionally manicotti recipes call for a mixture of ricotta cheese and herbs piped into the noodles before covering them in marinara sauce and popping them in the oven. But, there's so many other things the tasty tube can be filled with for a fun change of pace.

This delicious and versatile dish can be done on the grill, over a campfire, or in the oven.

Skip the restaurant, save some money, and bring the flavor of Italy home by making your own Italian Beef Sandwiches in your Crockpot.

My favorite sauce at Buffalo Wild Wings is their Mango Habanero. It's the third hottest sauce on their list, and blends a good amount of heat with a nice touch of sweetness. Living on the north side of Evansville, simply swinging by Buffalo Wild Wings to pick up a bottle isn't always the most convenient thing, so I searched the internet to and found a recipe that I can make at home anytime the moo

We're fortunate to have several great barbecue restaurants in the Evansville-area, but feeding a family of four can get a bit pricey. Here's a quick and easy way to have delicious barbecued pulled pork at home. No smoker required!

If you were to order Chicken Marsala at a restaurant, you'd pay anywhere between $15 - $20. That's for just one plate! Here's how you can spend the same amount of money and feed four people the same entreé.