As unusual as they may seem at first, bacon-wrapped water chestnuts disappear fast once guests take their first bite. The reason is simple. This retro appetizer hits every texture and flavor note at ...

Place water chestnuts in a small bowl, cover with soy sauce, and let soak for a few minutes. Remove and wrap chestnuts with one piece of bacon and secure with toothpicks. Place in baking dish. Top ...

Bacon as a breakfast item has been around for over a century, though the sweet and smokey meat doesn't just come in physical form anymore. Bacon is no longer just a side to your breakfast — it's a ...

Have you made plans yet to watch the biggest sporting event of the year coming up? If so, it likely involves snacks, lots of them. You might even call Super Bowl weekend Super Food Weekend. Plan on ...

When many of us think of Christmas foods, our minds go to the decadent dishes we might make once or twice a year for the most special of holidays or events. Those might include prime rib or rib roast, ...

Preheat your oven to 375-degrees F. Mix together the maple syrup, liquid smoke, paprika and salt/pepper. To a resealable bag, add the marinade and the mushrooms. Gently massage and allow to marinate ...

Cut strips of bacon into equal thirds. Wrap water chestnuts with bacon, using a toothpick to secure. Bake them 25-30 minutes. Remove from oven, drain excess grease. In a bowl, mix sugar, mayo, ketchup ...

Place water chestnuts in a small bowl, cover with soy sauce and let soak for a few minutes. Remove and wrap chestnuts with one piece of bacon and secure with toothpicks. Place in baking dish. Top each ...