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These savory recipes all get fantastic richness, body, and tang from a block of cream cheese. Go ahead and give this block permanent real estate in your fridge, right next to the butter. Cream cheese is the secret to the rich sauce that coats every noodle in this baked mac and cheese.
Use up that package of cream cheese in the fridge with dozens of sweet and savory recipes. See how to put this staple to good use.
Find delicious recipes to make with chicken and cream cheese, from company-worthy stuffed chicken breast recipes to crowd-pleasing casseroles.
Looking for an irresistible and easy new dinner recipe? From taquitos to croissants, these 17 chicken and cream cheese recipes are sure to hit the spot.
These dreamy creamy cheese recipes can't be topped! From appetizers to main dishes to desserts, cream cheese makes any meal even better!
Go beyond the simple bagel spread and try these cream cheese recipes that put the fridge staple to good use! Whether you're looking to make rich homemade cheesecakes or creamy baked pasta, there are so many sweet and savory ideas that start with a block of cream cheese.
With these recipes from Food Network, cream cheese will be your new secret ingredient for everything from pastas to pastries.
Got a block of cream cheese? Try these tasty cream cheese recipes, from simple and savory to sweet, decadent desserts. For all cream cheese recipes, see above.
Key Ingredients. Here’s what you need to make this chicken with cream cheese: Chicken: I most often make cream cheese chicken with boneless, skinless chicken breast cutlets. You can also make it with chicken thighs if you prefer. The key is to have evenly sliced cutlets. Use a meat mallet to pound them out if needed.
Are you looking to get more creative with cream cheese? How about using it in savory recipes like stuffed chicken or a casserole dish for dinner? Or in a delicious dessert? Below you will find 30 Easy Cream Cheese Recipes that will have you wondering which one to choose first!