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"This was perfect. I left out the cheese. Kind of a purist I guess, but I really don't like parm or other cheese in my fish pasta. Not sure where the salt comments come in... It's a salt to taste recipe. I suppose if I used salted butter and had some really salty Parmesan then maybe, but even then!"
Jun 12, 2012 on FoodNetwork.com
"Perfect in everyway. I didn't make the sauce but will next time. The noodle dough and the filling were perfect as is. Yum!"
Feb 23, 2012 on FoodNetwork.com
"Great sauce. The chicken stock is the magic here. I would cut the pepper flakes back a bit. I used Penzy's red pepper flakes and next time I might use a 1/4 rounded tsp. I like food with a kick, but this was just a wee bit over. This recipe is now my standard. Thanks"
Feb 19, 2012 on Food.com
"Very good. I never thought I would say this about a stuffed shrimp recipe but I might a small amount of additional bread crumbs. I was fortunate to find head on US large 12 to lb shrimp so we could actuall split and stuff the shrimp. Good recipe nice balance of flavor. Well done."
Feb 15, 2012 on Food.com
"A great quick and light way to cook trout. Lets the light and delicate flavor of the trout shine."
Mar 24, 2009 on Food.com
"I am not sure if you could perfect this recipe. I cut the recipe in half.. right down the middle and itworked perfectly. It was perfect.
As far as some comments on the sticking eggplant. I failed, ok, and dipped the eggplant in the egg first and the flour second. It still made a nice "crust". I have no clue as to how this would stick e ..."
Aug 23, 2006 on FoodNetwork.com
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