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"Unless you are a ketchup lover, I don't see how this is a five star recipe and I should have known better by the ingredients listed. As is, it tasted like sweet ketchup. I had to add a ton of other stuff so that we would be able to eat it. Bland, ketchup with meat thrown in. No thanks."
Sep 5, 2012 on Food.com
"I left the mustard out but this is my new favorite dressing. It's simple and delicious, make sure you use real lemons and not that bottled lemon juice. I cut the sugar down to 1 1/2 teaspoons and it was sweet enough. This is my new go to dressing!"
Aug 28, 2012 on Food.com
"This was really good! I have made other cheese potato casseroles in the past and I was afraid this wouldn't be as good but it was! The only change I would make would be maybe use 1/2 -3/4 of a small onion. I was afraid that the onion would not cook but it did so there really is no need to cook it first ( which is what I thought about doing at fi..."
Aug 26, 2012 on Food.com
"Love this! This is amazing! I use it when I make cream puffs and it turns out beautifully. I use sugar free pudding and it holds its shape for at least 3 days as a filling in the fridge...it could be longer but it doesn't last long enough to find out! I double the recipe, and it's enough to fill 8-9 LARGE cream puffs. I do add 4 tsps of powdered s..."
Aug 26, 2012 on Food.com
"This was a nice change from our usual salad! I am not sure how raw zucchini would be because of the spongy texture so I oiled and grilled it beforehand. I doubled the recipe and tripled the dressing, I like things well dressed. This recipe sounded great but wasn't very appetizing to look at. I tasted the dressing before adding it and it was very ..."
Aug 26, 2012 on Food.com
"Tasty! I made some changes...I doubled the recipe and used mild cheddar and mozzarella in place of the other cheeses. I used cream and baked it for 35 minutes, to be honest it needed a little longer to cook so I will definitely go for 40-45 next time. Aside from that it reminded me of macaroni and cheese!! Next time I will bake longer and NOT cut..."
Aug 26, 2012 on Food.com
"Best marinade ever! I used Old Bay and added a little brown sugar but kept the rest the same. The most tender, flavorful chicken I have ever had. I am not the biggest Old Bay fan but in this it was delicious! I always mix up another half of the recipe ( without the egg to baste with/ pour a little on when it's done. Super delicious! Thanks ="
Jul 29, 2012 on Food.com
"This was pretty good. I doubled all the ingredients after reading another review, but the brownies definitely didn't need to be doubled ( I ended up with a whole pan untouched. I decided to use Turtle Flavored pudding ( couldn't find cheesecake or white chocolate and that ended up being a mistake on my part ( I didn't rate lower because it was m..."
Nov 30, 2011 on Food.com
"I loved this! It was by far my favorite Thanksgiving dessert this year. I doubled the crust and subbed walnuts ( they were a lot cheaper but kept everything else the same. It's also a very forgiving recipe. As I was taking the pan of crust out of my oven, I dropped the pan onto the oven door!! *eek* Thank goodness it was right side up, but the c..."
Nov 30, 2011 on Food.com
"These were good! I used cubed chicken that was marinaded in Teriyaki sauce so that it would have more flavor and that worked out well. I didn't have a rack to cook these on, so I used non stick release foil ( on a cookie sheet that I sprayed with cooking spray. The sugar mix melted off of them as they were cooking, and I added more- which needed..."
Mar 19, 2011 on Food.com
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