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"Works as advertised! Makes 3 packs for me of 2 cups each. I refrigerated one to use in hummus tomorrow and the other two I packed in freezer bags to enjoy later. Thanks for sharing-"
Feb 11, 2013 on Food.com
"Very fruity and delicious! A little sweet for me, although I drink tea with no sugar so next time I will just add that separately. It was still delicous though. For Bill it was perfect. He raved. Thanks for sharing-"
Feb 11, 2013 on Food.com
"Quick and easy! We celebrated the year of the snake with this along with some fried rice, cabbage pickle, and beef kebabs. Nice! Thanks for sharing-"
Feb 11, 2013 on Food.com
"I loved the flavor in this! I used sirloin steak for the meat. Marinated overnight. Thanks for sharing-"
Feb 11, 2013 on Food.com
"Awesome. Although I will say a few things about it. First, the mustard seed for tempering is way too much- I used much less and recommend only 1 tablespoon. If you want more mustard flavor, try using mustard oil in the tempering, otherwise the soup will be chock full ofmustard seeds. Second, I don't recommend adding the powdered spices until after..."
Feb 10, 2013 on Food.com
"Just a comment in response to previous comments- this *is* custard. Custard is milk thickened with eggs. The cooking method doesn't matter- it can be baked or cooked on a stovetop. The consistency doesn't matter- custard can be thick and creamy or thin and pourable (like the custard "creme anglaise". It doesn't matter if it is cooked in a bain ma..."
Feb 8, 2013 on Food.com
"Outstanding! This is creamy, thick, with just the perfect balance of sweet fruitiness and tang. Very restorative! Thanks for sharing-"
Feb 7, 2013 on Food.com
"Excellent bread! Rises high and has a nice soft texture. I made this with my kitchenaid mixer since I have arthritis and my heavy kneading days are history. I also used water at 110F. Glad I tried this, it's definitely a keeper recipe! Thanks for sharing-"
Feb 6, 2013 on Food.com
"Outstanding! This has incredible flavor. It "looks" like there will be way too many pine nuts, but it's not. Also, as a tip, if you want a superior texture in the hummus, pinch the skins off the chickpeas- they come off easily. It doesn't take that much longer to prep and it is definitely worth it. Thanks for sharing-"
Feb 6, 2013 on Food.com
"Very tasty! I prepared mine in the toaster oven first covering with foil, then uncovering to brown, as I would have on a grill. The green onion was a nice change from spicier things like jalapenos, although I did serve mine with a salsa roja/creme fraiche dip that kicked things up a bit. Thanks for sharing-"
Feb 5, 2013 on Food.com
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