Some people used them in the microwave. Some for a holder. But with our latest improvements, the sleeve is simply no longer necessary. Need a holder? We have a free, reusable one for that! Go Sleeveless HEAT IT. ENJOY IT. We have a cook time for however you prep your Hot Pockets—...
Kick hunger to the curb with Hot Pockets that are 50% larger and seasoned to perfection. ENJOY IT WE DITCHED OUR SLEEVES Some people used them in the microwave. Some for a holder. But with our latest improvements, the sleeve is simply no longer necessary. Need a holder? We have a free...
This recipe is easy to make in a sandwich toaster or panini press. However, if you don’t have one, you can still make these low-carb hot pockets in the oven. To make the fathead dough, simply mix the mozzarella mixture in a microwave-safe medium mixing bowl and microwave to melt the...
Fill these little pockets with ham and cheese, pepperoni and cheese, broccoli and cheese (cook and drain the broccoli first) or whatever you think might be good. This is one time when it just might really pay off to listen to those voices in yer head. Maybe they’ll whisper “pickled j...
Making your own homemade hot chocolate mix couldn't be easier. This three-ingredient recipe will have you well prepared for cozy season. Just add hot water!
In this recipe, a blend of dark and semi-sweet chocolate and a pinch of salt create a perfectly rich, creamy, and delightfully satisfying cup of hot chocolate.
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Cook Time :10 minutes minutes Additional Time :10 minutes minutes Total Time :45 minutes minutes Yield: 5 to 6 half pint jars Author: Amanda Paa Ingredients 4 cups finely chopped green, red, or yellow bell peppers. I like to use a combination. 1 cup finely chopped jalapeño pepper 1 1...
Reheat: Reheat it on low heat on the stove or in the microwave. Stir it well to bring back its smooth, creamy texture. Freezer: Want to save it for longer? Freeze hot chocolate in ice cube trays. Just pop a few cubes in a mug, add some milk, and warm it up for a quick treat...
Add the flour, all at once. Stir with a big spoon until well mixed into a sticky dough and there are no big air pockets. Cover loosely and allow to rise 1-2 hours in a warm place. Again, we put it on top of our toaster oven when it’s on low. ...