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    Norma M.

    Viginia Beach

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    Viginia Beach

    Joined: Oct 05, 2008

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    Reviewed German-Style Sweet and Sour Red Cabbage Soup

    "Despite the cabbage, apple and onion it was a thin soup. By the time we were finished serving we had more cabbage tha broth. I made it for a progressive dinner group and my guest said it was good. "

    Jun 5, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

    Reviewed Pastitsio

    "I made this for our dinner group. Obviously it was Greek night. We loved this recipe. I served it as a side to a wonderful boneless roast lamb. The flavors were great and very Greek. One suggestion would be to omit the whole cloves unless you have them in a little net bag. I used 1/2 t. ground cloves just because I was afraid I'd never find those little whole cloves. I also made the onion mixture, then set it aside. I browned the ground beef and drained the fat, added 1 can of petit diced tomatoes and THEN returned the onion mixture with the cinnamon. I used butter instead of margarine. We loved it.

    Dec 23, 2010 on FoodNetwork.com

    About Me

    I am a member of a progressive dinner group that has been meeting 4-5 times a year for 15 years. We have prepared a variety of theme dinners and always looking for new and easy ideas.

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