Everybody needs a good mac and cheese recipe in their life! Trisha doesn't add any frills to the classic and gives you a creamy, cheesy delight to please anyone at

suppertime.

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Never underestimate the power of a good casserole! Always a warm, filling meal that tastes even better the next day.Trisha's Chicken Broccoli Casserole is a good weeknight dinner

for even your hungriest of eaters.

If you wanna get into Southern cooking, you need to know a good sweet potato pie recipe. Trisha's here to help with her delicious version of the country classic.

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recipe at Food Network.

This breakfast sausage casserole will make you wanna get up in the morning, bright and early. Full of cheddar, eggs, and sausage, it's a hearty, delicious breakfast.

Twice Baked Potatoes are twice as good with her additions of sour cream, cheddar, and bacon, of course!

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Bring this dip to a party and everybody will be singing your praises! If you like cheese and bacon (and who doesn't), you gotta try this. 

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Like a chicken pot pie without the pot, this Chicken Pie is surprisingly easy to make and can feed a family or a rodeo team, maybe more!

No, these aren't for sipping a Coke! This is a great crunchy, cheesy treat, perfect for snack time.

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Making your own fried chicken can be a real mess and it's not the healthiest choice for suppertime. This Un-Fried Chicken gives you all the flavor without the

fat. Plus, no worries about cleaning up grease and oil, it's almost mess free.

If you find yourself with a sweet tooth, this is a great dessert to whip up in a flash. Just using saltines, butter, sugar, and chocolate, Trisha makes the delightful

salty-sweet confection. You'll never think saltines are boring after making this!

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