The 10 Best Instagram Recipes From March 2022
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Creamy, cheesy, sweet and savory — the top recipes from this month are worth bookmarking.
Have you ever thought about adding cream cheese to a pound cake to make it even creamier? Or adding some zing to your chicken with a few secret ingredients you probably already have in your fridge? If you need to give your recipe repertoire a boost, check out this month’s most-liked recipes on the HuffPost Taste Instagram account (which you should follow!)
You’ll also find Korean cheese corn (do yourself a favor and make that one), a sheet pan recipe for Greek garlic butter chicken that’ll save you a ton of dishes, and so much more. Go bookmark these now!
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