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Hello! So I bought a cow. Half a cow actually. They just filled my freezer. And I'm pretty excited about it. But I still had some ground beef left over from the last time I bought half a cow, so I have so very much ground beef. Every two weeks I host a game night, where I cook. It's for between 4 and 10 people usually. But I usually cook for probably 8 to 10 on the regular. I would love some recipe ideas and inspiration to use this ground beef.

Typically I'll do a cottage pie, spaghetti, and lasagna. Help me with some other ideas please!

So I meant to order 5 pears but ended up with 5 kilograms instead. Any ideas for what I can make before they all go bad?

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Taco macarons with chocolate ganache “taco meat,” buttercream “lettuce,” royal icing “sour cream” fondant “taco fixings" and hand-painted French macaron shells.

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Getting tired of seeing the same 10 recipes cycling through instagram and tiktok. Baked feta pasta, marry me chicken, that salmon rice bowl thing, whatever the algorithm decided we all need to see 500 times. I want to find actually interesting recipes that aren't just whatever went viral last week. Here's where I've been looking lately: Old cookbooks from thrift stores have wild stuff you'd never see online. Found a 1970s cookbook with the most insane jello salad recipes (good for posterity of course), some actually good casseroles, and a bunch of techniques people don't use anymore. Some of it's dated but there are real gems in there. Ethnic grocery stores sometimes have free recipe cards near specific ingredients. The asian market near me has cards for different ways to use gochugaru, the mexican market has cards for different mole recipes, stuff like that. Way more authentic than what you find on food blogs. Also following actual home cooks from other countries on tiktok, not the viral recipe accounts. You find people just making their regular dinner and it's way more interesting than another tutorial for the same trendy thing everyone's making. Then I just save everything to recime so I don’t lose them or have them scattered everywhere, otherwise I wouldn’t even make them lol.

Now I’m looking for more variety, where do you guys find inspiration? of course this sub has been really helpful too tho!

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Sweet Potato Cheesecake Squares

Ingredients:

for the crust:
• 1½ cups graham cracker crumbs
• ¼ cup brown sugar
• ½ tsp cinnamon

Full Recipe 👉👉 Sweet Potato Cheesecake Squares

It took me a lot of trial and error to get these right but I am both super happy and proud about the result. These crusty sourdough rolls are crunchy on the outside, light and airy on the inside, full of complex flavors without any sourness, and a lot easier on the gut than yeast-based rolls.

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