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Once again, we thought it would be fun to end the year recapping our Top 10 most viewed recipes shared on A Family Feast during 2014. These are the recipes that you – our wonderful readers – chose as your favorites from all of the recipes we posted during the year!
I love seeing which of our newest recipes captured our readers’ interest the most! Several of these recipes went viral on Pinterest, others became reader favorites after we shared them over on Facebook, and others earned their spot as slow-and-steady reader favorites all year long! One of your favorites is a Sunday Cooking Lesson that we shared as part of our new cooking lesson series launched during 2014. And while it seems that most of our readers love our comfort food recipes and desserts, one of the recipes in our top 10 is actually a low-cal Weight Watchers recipe!
We hope you enjoy taking a look back as much as we do – and we hope you’ll find some new favorites on this Top 10 Recipes of 2014 list as well! And, coming tomorrow – we’ll be sharing our Top 10 Family Favorites of 2014, so be sure to check back for even more great recipes!
10. Beef Teriyaki and Vegetables
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4. Oven Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Bacon
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2. Chicken Breasts with Mushroom and Onion Dijon Sauce
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This is a gorgeous collection of recipes. Some I had seen, some I hadn’t. Looking forward to lots more to come in 2015. Happy New Year, Martha 🙂
Thanks so much Valerie! Happy New Year!
What a great list, it must be fun to see what your top recipes were with readers at the end of the year. I missed the beef teriyaki one so I’m eager to try my hand at that one. My girlies must love teriyaki flavor ~ they just gobble anything with it right down. Can’t wait to try the chili dip too, should make that for New Year’s. Had a little Mexican themed party yesterday, that would have been fun. Will have to use as an appetizer for next years party.
Thanks Laura – it is always fun to run the report and see which recipes pop up at the top! We hope you enjoy the beef teriyaki and the chili dip as much as we do! Have a great New Year!