This recipe uses thinly rolled puff pastry instead of the conventional buttery, high-calorie crust to reduce guilt without compromising taste.
This beef and potato dish uses chicken stock and half-and-half instead of heavy cream, but it still has bacon and cheddar for that rich.
This classic diner meal reminds us of after-school hangouts with pals without calories and fat.
Mushrooms and reduced-fat Swiss are hidden in this burger without affecting the taste. Rather than grilling, use a cast-iron skillet.
When grillers discovered that a full can of beer might keep meat from drying out, backyard cookouts improved.
This variation replaces unhealthy components with oats and almonds, reducing guilt and enhancing memories.
Midwestern families eat baby back ribs weekly. It's lavish elsewhere. Peach BBQ sauce is a summer staple, and this recipe calls for bourbon.
Midwest breakfasts include more than just fruit and coffee. This ham-and-egg waffle dish is healthier than Denny's "Slam." Frozen waffles make it fast.
Genuine marinara sauce made from whole peeled tomatoes reduces sugar, making it the perfect, healthier comfort food.
Chicago hot dogs are associated with cold nights at the Navy Pier. This dog is special. Pickled relish, a poppy seed bun, pickle spears, mustard, and onion are added to a real one.