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"This has been a serious fave in our household since before the kids were born, and a staple throughout the toddler years. A yummy variation: spray a non-stick skillet with cooking spray, toss your pasta with the oil/butter/cheese/garlic powder or salt, and FRY it, letting the pasta sit long enough to get crispy and browned- then, turn the whole th..."
Sep 11, 2009 on Food.com
"Oooooooh, BABY! This is a keeper- I made this today, and my boys are being quiet, first time all day- thanks to this pie! I only made a half-batch (1 pie, using walnuts, as pecans are pretty pricey right now. Even with walnuts instead, the texture, flavor, and overall consistency is superb- slices are clean and perfect, and the taste....just WOW!..."
Aug 30, 2009 on Food.com
"This is gooooooood...tweaked it a little, as wanted more sweetness- as others have done, I boiled it down a bit, tasted, then added about 1/4 c. of white sugar, and about 2 Tbl. honey- this evened out the flavor. It grills like a dream- perfect little carmelized spots on the meat! BTW, this is EXCELLENT on jumbo shrimp- marinated them in it for 2 ..."
May 5, 2008 on Food.com
"Ok, Kit_Kat- you're right, it is the PERFECT crust! There was more dough than I'd use for a single 16", but that's ok- we made cheesy bread with the excess- texture was light, bubbly, crisp on the outside, and chewy/tender on the inside. Absolutely perfect! Thanx! :"
Mar 29, 2008 on Food.com
"We actually used to use this method at a fine-dining facility that I used to work at- if you're not fond of margarine, try using grapeseed oil in its place, as it has a very high smoking point. This method can also be used for very large beef roasts, pork roasts, etc. Had almost forgotten about this- thanks for the reminder, Kittencal! ;"
Dec 12, 2007 on Food.com
"This wasn't as strongly-flavored as I would've liked- also, it was kinda spendy (hazelnuts aren't cheap, and it made an oil layer on the top of the liqueur that all the straining in the world did not remove. The end result isn't bad, but it's not on par with the stuff from the liquor store."
Dec 13, 2006 on Food.com
"Followed this recipe, but for 2 things: I used a microplane grater to zest my fruit, and I used FallGlo tangerines and Persian limes for the flavoring. This produced a delicious smelling and tasting brew- pretty, too! Thanks for the great (and easy! recipe!"
Dec 13, 2006 on Food.com
"Made this for gift-giving, with Wolfshmidt 100 proof- lovely color, but POTENT. We've been jokingly calling it "cranberry hootch"! Tasty stuff."
Dec 13, 2006 on Food.com
"Lovely appearance, and the flavor is, well, wow! Giving as a gift to several people this Xmas- recipe doubles and triples well."
Dec 1, 2006 on Food.com
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