11 TikTok Recipes You’ll Actually Want to Make on Repeat

This baked feta number was arguably one of the first recipes to go viral on TikTok in 2020, and people still can't stop making it to this day. Let's face it — there's little to hate about the combination of pasta, burst cherry tomatoes, roasted garlic, lemon zest, basil, and a creamy sauce (made from one whole block of feta cheese).

I didn't know I needed another way to enjoy butter until some TikTok creators schooled me on cowboy butter. It's a mixture of butter, lemon, herbs, and spices melted together for an easy compound butter dipping sauce for steak, vegetables, or bread. But honestly, it would probably make a cardboard box taste great.

Taking a page from the Justine Snacks viral hit, our naturally blue two-bite blueberry cookies are studded with blueberries and white chocolate chips. This cookie recipe works well with both unsalted butter or vegan stick butter. Frozen blueberries are the best to use, so you can enjoy these sweet treats all year long.

Before Kool-Aid pickles became a thing on TikTok, they originally were a beloved delicacy from the Mississippi Delta. Their flavor is a combination of sweet and sour, and they are so refreshing. The colors are also so pretty to look at.

Butter boards were smeared all over my TikTok For You Page earlier this year, and this Buffalo hot sauce-ranch version is the only one I actually wanted to make. It tastes like a tailgate party in the best way possible.

Baked oats started as a dish I saw the TikTok girlies make, and ultimately cemented itself as my go-to weekend breakfast. Unlike the hearty oatmeal you're familiar with, the TikTok-famous baked oats taste just like an ultra-tender banana bread breakfast cake kissed with a hint of warm cinnamon and studded with chocolate chips.

If you thought plain Oreos were good, just wait until you've dunked them in pancake batter and blasted them in the air fryer. This recipe works great with both original and Double Stuf Oreos — and any flavor you please. Peanut butter Oreos? Why not!

One day I woke up, and every food-lover in my generation just knew how to make birria. When I asked where on Earth they learned, they all pointed to TikTok. This step-by-step guide walked me through making the very best homemade beef birria, plus how to turn it into crispy quesatacos. It made me feel cool and well-fed, and I can't recommend it enough.

Sushi bake is the viral TikTok trend for anyone who can’t get enough of the Japanese dish. Even though sushi is traditionally a lighter meal, sushi bake is rich, hearty, and comforting — like a proper casserole.

This Gen Zer can confirm that crab rangoon dip makes the viral pasta chips live up to the hype, and then some. For the best results, use a short pasta — something you can easily grab and dip with, like a chip — and avoid any pasta that would normally require twirling to eat.

This internet-famous upgrade to bean salsa goes by many names, but it's a fresh and flavor-packed addition to everything from scrambled eggs to nachos.