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Break out your slow cooker to make this savory pot roast. Slow cook on low and make sure to use just the right amount of Dash™ Onion & Herb Seasoning Blend. Easy to make and tastes great when you come in from the cold.
Tuna makes this a delightful meal, while capers add salt and texture and an herb crust helps the fish stay moist and flavorful during cooking. Serve as a main dish for a perfect, light summer recipe.
Dash™-seasoned grilled chicken is tossed with fresh greens for a low-carb dinner salad.
Enjoy a romantic Italian dinner at home that feels like fine dining, but is simple to prepare and easy to appreciate.
Ground sirloin burgers are topped with a flavorful blend of fat-free mayonnaise and blue cheese crumbles. This moist burger is all grown up and flavored with Dash™ Hamburger Grilling Blend.
There is always room for tacos when Dash™ is in the kitchen. Add seasoning to your ground beef and transform your kitchen into a taco haven. Always great fresh taste, and always salt free.
Appetizing appetizers. Savory mushrooms get stuffed with diced red bell peppers and smoked Gouda, creating scrumptious small bites.
This light and delicious salad of fresh cucumber, tomatoes, basil, vinaigrette, and chopped Italian bread is one to enjoy while dreaming of Italy in the comfort of your own home.
What better to warm up a chilly day than a delicious bowl of stew? This flavorful stew is made with fresh vegetables, lean beef and Dash™ Garlic & Herb Seasoning Blend.
Good old-fashioned hash browns just like Grandma used to make are perfect with a side of hot peppers for the adults or ketchup for the kids. Add chopped ham or sausage for a meaty and cheesy masterpiece.
A sophisticated soup made with go-to pantry staples: chicken broth, Parmesan cheese and Dash™ Classic Italian Seasoning Blend. It’s a warm and satisfying meatless meal for any day of the week.
The secret to this simple and satisfying potato salad is Dash™ Garlic & Herb Seasoning Blend. The only thing missing is a big juicy steak or burger.
