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    Michellebelle61

    North Carolina

    Chef #200588

    North Carolina

    Joined: Mar 06, 2005

    1 review by Michellebelle61

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    Reviewed Thai Noodles With Spicy Peanut Sauce
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     |  (9 people found this helpful) |  By HollyGolightly

    "I was looking for a recipe similar to the Thai Chicken Pasta dish at Cheesecake Factory, and this was very close. To bring it closer to the Cheesecake Factory Dish, I added two cut up chicken breasts, which I cooked until it turned white before adding the carrots and vegetables. Also, I increased the peanut butter by a tablespoon, doubled the chil..."

    Mar 6, 2005 on Food.com

    Recipe #99918

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