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Reviewed Dirty Rice With Shrimp
"I'm from New Orleans and have had some pretty mean dirty rice! This recipe created dirty rice that was just delicious! I followed the instructions to a tee except left out the shrimp and wish I had thought to cut back on the rice because of it. Otherwise, it was perfect!"
Jan 8, 2013 on Food.com
Reviewed Southern Buttermilk Biscuits
"These were THE best biscuits I have ever made! The ease of using the food processor, the detailed instructions, and they were the lightest, tastiest biscuits to ever come out of my oven. This is a recipe I will not be losing anytime soon! Thanks for sharing. :)"
Jan 8, 2013 on Food.com
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My recipe review ratings are(updated May 2007):
3 stars = Liked it but didn't love it OR perhaps the recipe could have been a little clearer.
4 stars = I LOVED it and the recipe was well presented.
5 stars = It left me basically speechless.
That's it. I can't imagine giving feedback on anything else. If I didn't like it, I chalk it up to freedom of taste.
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