Chicken Recipes, Bread Recipes Among Most Popular Coronavirus Cooking Searches Across America

During quarantine, Americans across the country want to know how to make banana bread. It's a comforting dessert for all ages and it's easy to make. So it comes as no surprise that banana bread has been the most searched recipe in America during the past 90 days. Try out this amazing recipe that calls for a secret ingredient that will take your banana bread to the next level.

For the Banana Bread recipe, click here.

Cinnamon rolls are one of the most iconic breakfast foods in America, and the people of Alaska know it. For a unique twist on this classic, this pressure cooker dish made with steel-cut oats can create a mind-blowing breakfast experience.

For the Pressure Cooker Cinnamon Roll Steel-Cut Oats recipe, click here.

While it's not the same as heading out to your favorite burger joint, there are plenty of great burger recipes that you can make from home. In Arkansas, the most uniquely searched recipe has been for burger meat — try it in the Best Burger Ever recipe below.

For the Best Burger Ever recipe, click here.

The people of Colorado might be looking to use up all their kitchen staples because the top recipe is egg salad. This recipe for delicious and easy-to-make egg salad is a perfect side dish for your next meal.

For the Egg Salad recipe, click here.

Like Connecticuters, Delaware residents also want to know how to make some tasty salmon while at home. Just make sure you check this guide on how long fish and other foods last in the fridge and freezer before making more salmon than you can eat.

For the Ginger Lime Salmon recipe, click here.

Making sure you're getting your vegetables in during quarantine is a power move, and Georgia residents know it. The most uniquely searched recipe there was zucchini. Have you tried frying it? Here's a complete guide for frying food at home.

For the Ricotta-Stuffed Zucchini Blossoms recipe, click here.

In Idaho, the most uniquely searched recipe is shoyu chicken, and it's a great way to cook chicken that isn't boring while you're stuck at home.

For the Shoyu Chicken recipe, click here.

In Indiana, the most uniquely searched recipe is pork tenderloin. But truly who has the time? These pork sliders will satisfy your craving and are a quick and easy meal. 

For the Pulled Pork Sliders recipe, click here.

Kansas is one of several states searching for hamburger recipes. If you want to use that hamburger meat for something fun, consider these copycat Ikea meatballs, just make sure you don't have any of these bad cooking habits you should probably stop.

For the Copycat Ikea Meatballs recipe, click here.

It's no surprise that the residents of Louisiana are looking to get their crawfish etouffee fix from home. And if you want to mix it up, this knock-your-socks-off shrimp etouffee recipe is from a real New Orleans chef. While you're at it, check out more Louisiana favorites that you can make from home.

For the Crawfish and Shrimp Etouffee and Grits recipe, click here.

Maryland's most uniquely searched recipe is for salmon. And this delicious one-pan salmon pasta, topped with garlic, cherry tomatoes and kale is one dish you have to add to your weekly dinner rotation. If you have leftovers, don't freeze the kale — salad greens are one of those foods you should never freeze.

For the One-Pan Salmon Pasta recipe, click here. 

When it comes to making food at home, folks from Michigan want to know how to cook a good burger. But, for delivery, pad thai is more up their alley. For the complete guide of what delivery food each state is ordering during coronavirus quarantine, check out our list.

For the Mushroom and Swiss Stuffed Burgers recipe, click here.

The people of Mississippi want to know how to make cornbread — it's their most uniquely searched recipe. And if you're looking for something to pair with your cornbread, check out these iconic recipes straight from the mouths of Texans.

For the Cast-Iron Jalapeño Cornbread recipe, click here.

Sugary, frosted cinnamon rolls are always a winner when it comes to breakfast dishes. Montana residents must have a sweet tooth, as cinnamon rolls are the most uniquely searched food in the state right now. Boost your breakfast-in-bed game by adding cookie dough to the recipe.

For the Cinnamon Roll Worth Fighting Over recipe, click here.

It's no wonder Nevada residents are searching for pork loin recipes — the tender cut is a delicious alternative to the pork chop. Whether you have a chop, a tenderloin or a shoulder, though, you can cook these yummy slow cooker BBQ pulled pork tacos.

For the Slow Cooker BBQ Pulled Pork Tacos recipe, click here.

Over in New Jersey, salmon is getting lots of attention. Maybe that's because you can make pastas, burgers and salads with this protein-rich, heart-healthy food. Switch out your normal salmon dinner with this easy Sweet and Spicy Salmon.

For the Sweet and Spicy Salmon recipe, click here.

Charoset, a traditional meal served as a Passover Seder dish, was the most uniquely searched recipe in New York over the past 30 days. Pick up some apples, walnuts and grape juice during your next grocery run to make Ashkenazi Charoset at home.

For the Ashkenazi Charoset recipe, click here.

If you've been working from home with kids all day, chances are you don't want to deal with their picky eating habits by the time dinner rolls around. Be like North Dakotans and stick to a dinnertime classic like sloppy Joes.

For the Kid-Friendly Sloppy Joes recipe, click here.

Oklahomans are going the extra step to type "meat" into their hamburger searches. Using ground meat to make hamburgers is one way to cook it, but you can also use it to make things like homemade Hamburger Helper. Take a hint from Oklahomans and try this out for your next meal prep.

For the Healthy Homemade Hamburger Helper recipe, click here.

Pennsylvania residents are in the mood for egg salad, and if you've been wanting a new lunch idea too, a healthy egg salad will fill you up and fuel your at-home workouts.

For the Healthy Egg Salad recipe, click here.

Like North Carolinians, South Carolinians are craving pound cake. For a bit of fun, dye your cake the colors of the rainbow.

For the Rainbow Layer Cake recipe, click here.

Tennesseans are searching for baked chicken more than any other dish. Oven-baked chicken is a great alternative when you don't want to stand over the stove making sure your chicken breasts aren't burning in the skillet.

For the Oven-Baked Chicken recipe, click here.

The cool part about breakfast is that you can make it sweet or savory. People in Utah want something a little different than pancakes and waffles, and if crepes have been on your mind too, you have to try this ham and Gruyere version.

Click here for the Ham and Gruyere Crepes recipe.

Dessert cravings come in many flavors, and while Virginians are craving banana pudding, you might want something a little lighter. If you're an amateur baker, try this banana ice cream.

For the Banana Ice Cream recipe, click here.

So maybe you know how to cook hamburgers but you're looking for a way to spruce up the taste. West Virginians, along with residents from many other states, have been looking for burger recipes, but maybe the trick is just a sauce that replicates your favorite burger joint like Shake Shack.

For the Shake Shack Sauce recipe, click here.

More time-consuming than regular bread, sourdough requires patience when it comes to letting the dough ferment. It's fun to get creative with recipes, though, like using sourdough in your next stuffing dish. If staying home has you interested in working on more than just your baking skills, there are plenty of other fun new skills you can learn while on quarantine.

For the Slow Cooker Sausage Stuffing recipe, click here.

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