Top Tasty App Recipes — May 2025
Ahhhh, May — my allergies were bumping almost as hard as my general good vibes with this nice weather. I'll admit, the warm air and later-evening sunsets lured me out to eat a few more meals than my budget would prefer (sorry to my bank account), but we still spent plenty of time in the kitchen. From air-fried crunch to the prettiest banana cake you've ever seen, here are the Tasty recipes everyone was obsessed with over the past 30 days:
Mini Shakshuka Cups
One of the best things to happen in May was the slight lowering of egg prices (even if they are wayyyy more expensive than ever before.) Ya'll are clearly making the most of your egg access with these shrunken shakshuka cups.Recipe: Mini Shakshuka Cups
Easy Cottage Cheese Pizza
We did the thing that all the gymfluencers are doing where we added cottage cheese to a classic dish for some extra protein and nutrients. And I never thought I'd say this, but thank you, gymfluencer community. This actually slaps.Recipe: Easy Cottage Cheese Pizza
Carne Asada Fries
There's a 24-hour diner in Brooklyn that does a Tex-Mex Short Rib Hash brekky dish that is OUT OF BOUNDS at like 2 a.m. These Carne Asada Fries have the same energy, only you don't need to be out and about in New York to get these bad boys in your tummy at 2 a.m.Recipe: Carne Asada Fries
Instant Pot Birria Tacos
What vibe does using an Instant Pot give? It gives casual, chill, no surprises. Somehow, this Instant Pot recipe gives NONE of those things. These juicy, cheesy tacos have out-of-bounds flavor. Recipe: Instant Pot Birria Tacos
Air-Fryer Fried Rice
Over on the Tasty app, Robert reviewed this recipe, saying: "This is super good to eat after a long, busy day. I put it in the fridge overnight, and warmed it up the next day, and it tasted even better. It is also an amazing food prep idea." Hey now! Thanks Rob!Recipe: Air-Fryer Fried Rice
Blueberry Blondies
Okay, we've finally made it to summer... which means one thing to me in the kitchen. FRESH BERRIES ALL DAY. Recipe: Blueberry Blondies
Indian-Style Popcorn Fried Chicken
I recently read (for an article I'm working on, lmao) that frying food at home is out of fashion. Well, not according to this food writer! That said, you can make this Indian-style popcorn fried chicken in an air fryer and get basically the same delicious result. And honestly? I'd recommend that — who needs to use a whole quart of oil for dinner anyway? Okay fine, maybe I do agree with the 'out-of-fashion' thing... a little.Recipe: Indian-Style Popcorn Fried Chicken
Caramelized Banana Upside-Down Cake
I've never described a banana as pretty before. But after seeing Mimo's banana upside-down cake, I can't say that anymore.Recipe: Caramelized Banana Upside-Down Cake
Saucy Asian Meatballs
Put a finger down if you've ever been romantically interested in a meatball. Ya got me! Still have nine fingers, though.Recipe: Saucy Asian Meatballs
Guacamole Tostadas
This recipe is not only the perfect answer to the age-old question — what do I serve the non-meat eater (Claudia, cough, cough) on taco night? — It also includes your new go-to guac recipe.Recipe: Guacamole Tostadas
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