The Hungry Pinner

This tasty chocolate martini recipe is so easy to make and garnish! I had mine done in under 3 minutes, and I'm far from a pro bartender. This recipe made me think of chocolate milk with a slight kick from the alcohol. Nothing too strong, but enough that I didn't forget I was drinking a cocktail.

Talk about an incredibly rich & indulgent dessert! German chocolate brownie pie with melted chocolate & topped with coconut-pecan frosting can't be beaten.

This may be the most perfect one-pot meal I've ever found! Just 10 minutes to prep and a few hours in a slow cooker gave me a complete healthy meal. The Cornish hens were juicy and practically fell apart, the onion and sweet potato were tender, and the green beans were still crisp.

This mango lassi recipe was super easy, just as promised, and made a refreshing drink that was a wonderful mix of sweet and a little tartness from the yogurt. It can be served with your favorite Indian food or on its own as a pick-me-up or a breakfast smoothie.

I absolutely loved this butter chicken recipe! The ingredients were easy to find and reasonably priced, and most of the time required to prepare it was spent marinating or cooking in my slow cooker. My husband raved about it, too, and said it was restaurant quality.

Lavender, lemon, and mint combine to make a floral but tart Lavender Lemonade Mojito cocktail. This recipe was simple to make, and the fact that it’s for a pitcher of drinks makes it ideal for a spring or summer party.

Lemon and lavender combine to make sweet, summery cupcakes. They have a sweet lemon taste initially and finish with just a hint of the lavender.

Sweet blood oranges, lavender, garlic, and rosemary combine to make an elegant lamb dish that’s surprisingly quick and easy to make.

Vietnamese coffee is positively addictive, and adding cardamom might make it more so. The combo might be the best thing that’s ever happened to coffee!

It’s a fair amount of work, but the payoff is a very tasty chicken curry. Lemongrass and curry add tons of flavor to the chicken and vegetables.

This Guinness cocktail is a daring mix of stout, bourbon, blackberries, and lime. It's an interesting twist on a St. Patrick's Day cocktail.

Guinness gave this soda bread such a delicious flavor. It was much more subtle than drinking it, and my husband and I loved it. The bread is dense and hearty—perfect for dipping into the broth from the corned beef and cabbage I made with it without falling apart and so good with butter for breakfast the next day.