Reuben Casserole is a creamy, cheesy dish packed with flavor! Tender pasta, corned beef, fresh cabbage, and tangy sauerkraut are mixed in a rich Swiss cheese sauce for a delicious twist on the classic sandwich. Every bite is hearty and comforting, maki…
This easy Reuben Sandwich recipe is made from crispy rye bread, tender corned beef, tangy sauerkraut, melty Swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing.
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Chicken cordon bleu pasta combines tender chicken, smoky ham, and Swiss cheese in a creamy alfredo-style sauce. Topped with crispy parmesan crumbs, it adds the perfect crunch. This easy, comforting dish is perfect for any night of the week!
This corned beef sandwich on rye is loaded with coleslaw, Swiss cheese, and Thousand Island dressing! Add pickles and a touch of Dijon mustard for the ultimate flavor-packed bite.
Ham and cheese sliders are a quick and delicious dish made with layers of ham, Swiss cheese, and soft rolls topped with a savory buttery glaze. Baked to golden perfection, they’re easy to prepare and perfect for parties, game days, or weeknight meals.
Burger meets grilled cheese sandwich in this retro patty melt recipe. A juicy beef patty is layered with caramelized onions, Swiss cheese, and Thousand Island dressing between buttered and pan grilled slices of sour dough or rye bread.
Chicken Cordon Bleu is a great way to make a fancy restaurant meal right at home! Perfect to serve to guests or for a family dinner!
Spinach stuffed chicken breasts are a decadent and easy meal to make. Juicy and tender breasts are stuffed with cheese and spinach, wrapped in bacon and then cooked to perfection.
Chicken Cordon Bleu is one of those recipes that feels super fancy but is ready in under an hour! It’s so saucy, cheesy, and delicious!
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These easy Ham and Cheese Sliders are a must-have for parties! They’re buttery, sweet, salty, gooey, and insanely delicious!
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