Homemade roast beef.

Monkey bread is one of the greatest achievements of civilization.

I’m not sure what prok is, but apparently you don’t want to eat it rare.

A cheeseburger seasoned with a packet. Is premade, packaged hamburger seasoning worth the 99 cents?

Hash made from leftover roast beef and red potatoes.

Pizza dough filled with chicken, broccoli, cauliflower, garlic, cheese, olive oil and fresh basil baked in a loaf pan.

Cocoa ripple ring is like coffee cake without the topping, but with chocolate instead.

An omelet made with leftover steak fajita fixings.

A broiled strip steak with compound butter served with sauteed broccoli and peppers.

No bake bars made from Nutter Butters, chunky peanut butter, butter and chocolate. They’re as rich and delicious as you think.

A burger with grilled onions and caramelized barbecue sauce. And some potato wedges, since you need a vegetable.

Barbecue bacon turkey balls!

Purists will say that this isn’t real barbecue, since it was made in an oven. But that won’t affect it’s deliciousness.

A hot dog with caramelized barbecue sauce, onion and bacon.

Are packaged frozen herbs as good as fresh?

Apple upside down cake, made in a bundt pan. Kind of a mess, but wicked delicious.

A kielbasa, spinach and sauteed peppers wrap on homemade flatbread with homemade honey mustard dressing.

Peanut butter chocolate chip buttercream frosting. The cake is almost irrelevant.

It’s pizza that tastes like a hamburger!

Little pieces of caramelized onion.

Chicken salad with caramelized onions, apples and pine nuts.

Chicken salad with spinach on a toasted sub roll.