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"My Penn Dutch family in Bethlehem, PA, would disown me if they knew I used canned green beans to try to copy their dish! None of them own crock pots and, for sure, none of them us ANYTHING from a can! But I did have some canned green beans and some deli ham and thought, "what the heck" and threw them in a crock pot with some quartered potatoes, ..."
Apr 7, 2012 on Food.com
"It really is the best green bean casserole ever. Just be sure to watch the onions while they're cooking, so they don't burn. Check after 15 minutes, then every 3-4 minutes after. I hate panko, I always use my own homemade breadcrumbs. I think buying breadcrumbs is the biggest waste of money, ever. I've never had leftovers of this so ..."
Nov 21, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com
"I worked in a restaurant outside of Washington DC for many years and we had a peanut butter pie that had, basically, the same filling but we put in a handmake graham cracker crust. Best seller! But WOW is the taste elevated with a Nutter Butter Cookie Crust!! It's great to make ahead, before you start cooking dinner remove pie from freezer or j..."
Aug 6, 2011 on Food.com
"I'm glad I could change the recipe option to only make 1 serving, this was just...eh. I did eat the whole bowl as to not waste the crab. Potato soup is NOT an ingredient in MARYLAND cream of crab soup. I promise that no seafood restarant in Ocean City has MD cream of crab with potatoes in it. I tripled the amount of Old Bay and ended up hitt..."
Aug 6, 2011 on Food.com
"There's absolutely nothing "Maryland" about this, other than it has crab in it. I'm glad this site offers the option to change the serving size and I just made 1 serving. I would've been mad if I'd made the whole recipe! Watery, disappointing. I picked the crab back out of it and threw it away."
Aug 6, 2011 on Food.com
"Traditional MD crabcake, I loved it! But after reading the reviews first, I used 1/2 tsp salt and it was wonderful. I always prefer broiled to fried crabcakes. This tastes just like the crab cakes at Phillips in Ocean City, MD. No bread crumbs needed but I did add some Old Bay to the mix and sprinkled a little on top. Delish!"
Jul 17, 2010 on FoodNetwork.com
"It's a Paula Deen recipe so I didn't change the recipe at all since you KNOW it's gonna be great. I used lump premium crabmeat (I'm from Maryland...I don't use anything else. I did experiment on the cooking method though. I made 4 beautiful crabcakes with this recipe. I fried 2 in peanut oil, I fried one in butter and I broiled one. All were ..."
Jul 17, 2010 on FoodNetwork.com
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