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Reviewed Marble Mountain Chicken and Dumplins
"I don't know if I can accurately describe how much I loved this recipe. It is the very best thing i've ever put in my mouth, much less, made on my very own stove. The layers. The substantiall-ness of this dish: "chicken dumplins" does not do it justice. This is the most rich, moist, delicious, layered thing ever. I feel it rivals french, iltalian,""
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Shared Recipe Tarragon Chicken In-A-Pot (En Croute)
Oct 16, 2011 on Food.com
Reviewed Lemon Rosemary Couscous
"Imagine my horror when I discovered I had no rosemary! (It's in the title - you'd think I'd have made sure to have it on hand!) Anyway, I made as directed but sub'd lemon pepper for the rosemary, and I also sub'd chicken broth for water. The flavors actually turned out great! And it paired very well with my tilapia. The recipe would have more stars..."
Oct 11, 2011 on Food.com
Reviewed Tilapia in Mustard Cream Sauce
"The sauce in this dish was very good. It even retained some of the fish flavor (but not too much!) from the pan. That said, however, I felt the mustard over powered the tilapia. I would prefer this sauce over chicken or pork."
Oct 11, 2011 on Food.com
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"I made this for a dinner party and it received rave reviews. Way too delish for how simple it is to make!
From Cooking Light 2005:
Popular in French cooking, tarragon adds anise flavor to the creamy chicken mixture. Hollowed-out rolls serve as edible, individual vessels that soak up the sauce."