17 Classic Western TV Recipes

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Today's TV Recipe Cowboy Cookies These deliciously chewy Cowboy Cookies were shared with us by Jean, from Hadley, Pennsylvania, who originally got this recipe from a woman in her Sunday school class. Wash them down with a tall glass of milk and you're in business!   Recipes Inspired by: Classic Westerns Wagon Train - This American Western told the stories of various passengers on board a wagon train as it made its way west to California. It was one of ...more The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly - Many regard "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" as one of the best Western films of all time. We think that the ...more True Grit - John Wayne was one of the most famous actors to come out of the Western movie genre. If you were a cowboy, then eating these was one of ...more Django Unchained - A modern-filmed movie about the Wild West, Django Unchained pays tribute to the 1966 film, Django. The Brittle brothers were big fans ...more Stagecoach - Though there are a few versions of this film, including a TV adaptation, there's no doubt that this recipe would have been a favorite of the ...more Dances with Wolves - Perhaps one of the most popular recently-filmed movies about the Old West, this film was well received by its audience. This ...more Red River - What's for breakfast when you're a busy cowboy? Pretty much whatever the cook on the chuck wagon gave you. This is a filling recipe that will ...more Once Upon a Time in the West - One of the most popular Spaghetti Westerns to come out of the 1960s, this movie saw cowboys, thieves, and more ...more My Darling Clementine - Who's your darling? This recipe originated hundreds of years ago and is still made today. It's no wonder that people still ...more High Noon - It has been said that this movie was Grace Kelly's breakout role. Her role as Amy was significant, and we wonder what she would ...more Bonanza - Did you know that Bonanza is one of most popular TV Westerns of all time? It follows the story of Ben Cartwright and his sons, and it was one of ...more Cimarron - On the off-chance that the cowboys found themselves near a body of water, they would have been able to use this special ingredient. For the ...more The Cisco Kid - This Western TV show was really popular with the kids. It followed two desperados, the Cisco Kid and his sidekick Pancho. This series ...more Gunsmoke - This long-running Western took place in Dodge City, Kansas where Marshall Matt Dillon would try his best to keep the city from being overrun ...more The Searchers - There were so many famous names in this movie, from John Wayne to Natalie Wood. This recipe pays tribute to Texas and where the ...more Shane - What would you keep in your saddle bag if you were roaming the plains of Wyoming? In this movie, many Americans were moving west to ...more 3:10 to Yuma - This has to be one of the most classic films to come out of the Western genre. That's why we've selected this classic recipe made from ...more Ingredient of the Day: Brown Sugar Do you ever use brown sugar to make your desserts? If not, you should give it a try! Brown sugar adds a different kind of sweetness and texture to most baked goods. Below, we're sharing recipes that call for brown sugar, so you can whip up something sweet at home! Brown Sugar Snack Cake 5-Ingredient Cookies Pecan Sticky Buns Brown Sugar Brownies Southern Dream Cake No-Bake Granola Bars Brown Sugar Cracker Candy Check out today's TV recipe for another dessert featuring brown sugar! Casserole Recipes >> Gluten Free Recipes >> Copycat Recipes >> Southern Recipes >> See all newsletters >> Subscribe Recipes from the Prairie Days Frontier Biscuits & Gravy Maple Bacon Butter Cake Corn Bread Muffins Pa's Favorite Baked Beans Prairie-Best Bread Pudding Log Cabin Blueberry Pie Hoppin' John Mama's Fried Chicken

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