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"Loved this pie. My favorite rhubarb pie is Strwbry/rhbrb but this was a wonderful change. Took it to a gathering and got rave reviews on it, infact one guest prefered it better then the regular one. But I also took the cornstarch out and replaced it with 1/4 c. flour and 2 @ tbsps. minute tapioca.(not to juicey/not to dry "
Jul 9, 2006 on Food.com
"I found that the method wasn't explained clearly enough if you were a person just learning to cook. I used chicken instead of Turkey. I moved it to the tomato sauce,omitted the spices and used Taco seasoning instead. I also omitted the Tomato sauce and used Pasta sauce.Delicious! If I was using left over chicken or turkey I think I would put the m..."
Mar 19, 2004 on Food.com
"I thought these would be BLA. What a surprise, they were excellent.I will definitely made them again. Thanks 1Steve! They remind me of a scone but much lighter."
Nov 2, 2003 on Food.com
"Made these buns on the weekend,very easy,very fast both in the making and the eating.I used a quick rising yeast instead of a dry active yeast.They are excellent. Will definitely made them again."
Nov 2, 2003 on Food.com
"Next time I make this I will make sure I'm feeding a larger crowd because it sure makes alot. I used 1/4 cup of butter to saute my vegetables in. I also added 1 medium sized apple, peeled and chopped (granny smith. I mixed my spices with my sauted vegetables,I read a article in a "Cooking With Herbs Cookbook" that you should always c..."
Nov 2, 2003 on Food.com
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