Easy Grilled Nectarines

Hamantashen

These hamantashen are the easiest I've ever made. They are a bit sweet, roll out easily, and are consumed quickly. My kids don't want to give them to their friends! Traditional fillings are prune and poppyseed, but you can use any canned pie filling, whole fruit jelly, chocolate chips, or any type of filling your family likes. Be creative with these — we put mini chocolate chips in the dough.

Creamy Jalapeno Cranberry Dip

This creamy jalapeno cranberry dip is a copycat version of the popular Costco dip by Stonemill Kitchens. With both pickled and fresh jalapenos, sweetened dried cranberries, and a combination of asiago and cream cheese, it's so popular that they sell it year round.

Christy's Awesome Hot Ham and Cheese

This ham and cheese sandwich is great on a cool night with a cup of tomato soup. I add spinach, arugula, tomatoes, roasted peppers, chopped olives, artichokes, or a spoonful of salsa to the sandwich, depending on my mood and what's in the fridge.

Walking Takis Street Corn

This walking Takis street corn recipe is my take on Mexican street corn in a bag of fiery chili-lime Takis. No forks required—finger food at its finest. The corn mixture is a bit bland on its own, but the chile and lime in the Takis make it the perfect combo.

Instant Pot Galbi (Korean-Style Short Ribs)

This version of delicious Korean beef short ribs dish for your Instant Pot or other multi-cooker pressure cooker will have the ribs falling off the bone! Soaking the ribs first is the traditional method. I recommend soaking for at least an hour, though traditionally, you would soak them for longer, changing the water after the first hour. If you don't have an Asian pear, an apple will do as a substitute. Serve over white rice.