Get the latest recipes from Knoxcop http://www.grouprecipes.com/people/knoxcop This is the one. This is the fudge recipe you've been looking for your entire, adult cooking life. Comes out perfect every time and so creamy and delicious! You may use any flavor chips you come across to change the flavor up: peanut butter, dark, white chocolate, butterscotch--the possibilities are only limited to your imagination! Enjoy! http://www.grouprecipes.com/107743/the-perfect-fudge.html These potatoes are so delicious. The addition of the ham pieces makes this a comforting, filling main dish. Serve with a side vegetable and a light crusty bread and you have dinner. Freezes well--see notes. A bit labor intensive, but oh so worth it! --Kn0x-- http://www.grouprecipes.com/107125/country-scalloped-taters-and-ham.html These are so easy and good. The soup mix makes them a bit creamier than the usual style. Adjust the amount of peppers to suit your family. Serve with a cool salad and some Mexi-rice and you've got a great dinner. Enjoy! --Kn0x-- http://www.grouprecipes.com/101411/quick-and-easy-enchiladas.html This is a hearty, filling bean soup recipe that is only slightly spicy. If you'd like to add a few hundred kilos of heat, feel free to throw in a 4 oz can of chili peppers. This makes quite a big portion of dumplings, as our family loves them. You may halve the dumpling recipe for only 8 small dumplings if you wish. Enjoy! --Kn0x-- http://www.grouprecipes.com/101036/zesty-bean-soup-with-dumplings.html This marinade is absolutely excellent on chicken, beef, seafood. If marinating seafood--don't leave in this longer than 2 hours. The acids will cause the seafood to "cook" and it will be tough. Anything else can go up to 24 hours in this one. Enjoy! http://www.grouprecipes.com/100214/perfect-for-anything-marinade.html These do take a bit of extra time, but are *so* worth it. Trick is creaming the butter and sugar long enough to break down the sugar for proper cooking and texture. Give it a while in the stand mixer. Don't scrimp on time here, folks. Also: DO NOT OVER MIX! You will be well rewarded!! Enjoy. http://www.grouprecipes.com/100052/crazygood-blueberry-muffins.html Some fresh garden vegetables and good ground chuck combine in this easy, delicious soup. A slightly different take on hamburger soup, as there are no beans in this one. May be adapted for crock pot. Cook time includes simmering. Get out the crusty bread and enjoy! http://www.grouprecipes.com/96833/kn0xs-garden-fresh-hamburger-soup.html Came up with this because I had a super-busy day going on, I needed a dinner idea and had the ingredients on hand. Super easy, flavorful, filling and easy on the budget, too. Serve over noodles, mashed potatoes or rice. Add a green veggie, some crusty bread, and voila'! Dinner! Note: Cook time includes crocking... --Kn0x-- http://www.grouprecipes.com/94245/easy-crockpot-beef-tips-and-gravy.html I came up with this after viewing some like this and doing my own take on it. Easy, economical and tastes EXACTLY like a McDonald's cheeseburger! The egg brushed on top is important for looks and texture. Enjoy! --Kn0x-- http://www.grouprecipes.com/93366/crescent-cheeseburger-bake.html Got this from our local "noonday" chef. It's got everything good in it; would make for a delicious brunch dish or main dish served with a good potato and salad. Enjoy! --Kn0x-- (prep time doesn't include cornbread baking!) http://www.grouprecipes.com/87757/country-ham-and-spinach-cornbread-strata.html