Simply grill chicken and pineapple with a honey mustard baste, then pile onto sandwich rolls and devour.

This recipe is a fly by the seat of your pants creation. I researched several BBQ recipes online and in my cookbooks and combined bits and pieces of different things I liked about them. The result was a wonderful and tangy loose BBQ for sandwiches that is very easy to make and takes little hands on time. My in-laws who are in their 70s both said it was the best BBQ they had ever had. It was awesome!

Eat your muesli! If you've never tried this granola-like breakfast treat, this is a great recipe. Lots of bran and oats and raisins and nuts, with just enough brown sugar to add a bit of sweetness. Serve as is with soy milk, or plop the bowl in the microwave and eat it warm.

Pork chops are baked in a quick cola mixture. This is a great, simple recipe to fix in a hurry. Perfect served with rice.

A nice twist to your standard shrimp salad. I made this recipe when I had tons of dill in my garden and needed something to do with it. Enjoy!

Layers of luscious seafood in individual ramekins make this dish perfect for elegant gatherings. Start with white fish baked in wine, sprinkle crabmeat over the fish, add a creamy layer of mushroom sauce, top with cheese and bake until bubbly.

This hearty potato, sausage, and sauerkraut casserole will keep you warm on Autumn evenings.

This is an easy to make, spicy Thai-inspired pizza.

My husband is Chinese and I am Western. Between the two of us we came up with this recipe for fried rice that is actually a meal in a bowl. I can do this dish in well under half an hour, and that includes all the chopping. This dish is good for colds, depression, writer's block, stubbed toes, insomnia, heartbreak, religious crises and general crankiness. It can change your life. Yum.

Pork chops are crusted in pecans and breadcrumbs, then topped with a delicious homemade pumpkin butter. This is one of my favorite ways to eat pork.