| Shortbread Cookies (Darren McGrady's Balmoral Shortbread) |
| Shortbread Cookies and/or Butter Cookies |
| Shrimp Scampi |
| Shrimp Spread |
| Simple Bolognese |
| Skillet Beef Paprikash |
| SKOR Toffee Bits vs. Heath Bits o' Brickle !🕓! |
| Sliders With Pimento Cheese |
| Slim Jim (NOT The Meat Product) Breadsticks |
| Sloppy Joe Sandwich |
| Sloppy Joes |
| Sloppy Joes |
| Smash Burger |
| Smashed Potatoes And Cream Cheese |
| Smoked Gouda And Caramelized Onion Quesadillas |
| Smoked Salmon Appetizers |
| Smoked Salmon Stuffed Eggs |
| Smoked Salmon With Golden Caviar Sauce |
| Snickerdoodles |
| Sopa De Ajo |
Those of you who have visited Uncle Dave's Husky Treats may have noted that I mention you can use homemade toffee bits or SKOR toffee bits (which can be gotten online in bulk), but NEVER Heath Bits o' Brickle.
Oddly enough, SKOR and Heath candy bars are both made by Hershey, and they sell the hard candy part - what they call toffee - in broken up bits for baking. SKOR toffee bits, however, are much darker and have a richer, deeper flavor than the Heath crap. You are better off following my recipe for toffee and making your own if you don't want to buy the SKOR bits in 3 lb. lots from Amazon or other sources.
Anyway, I do wish Hershey would sell the SKOR bits in stores again!!!!