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"This came out really great! I actually reversed 2 of the steps: for my own needs, I started the cauliflower off on the top rack (indirect heat for a while to soften it, then flipped it to brown it on the other side when the other stuff I was making was done, and it was delicious and tender. Thanks!"
Jul 16, 2007 on Food.com
"I thought this was very good but would recommend taking it easy on the mint. I took it on a picnic and enjoyed it very much but wished I had kept it colder. I also tried a brand of wine I was not familiar with and was somewhat disappointed; obviously the wine choice is quite important as there are few other flavors, so don't go for a cheap wine ..."
Jul 12, 2007 on FoodNetwork.com
"I just couldn't get over the texture of this and I don't think the polenta went at all well with the chocolate. If you add a good deal of sugar and eat it quickly you can almost fool yourself into thinking you're eating something like cream of wheat with brown sugar, but in the end, I had to dump most of it."
Jan 17, 2007 on Food.com
"I watched the episode in which this was made on TV, but after I read the bad reviews it was given here, I decided to try to use the complaints others had with this to try to improve it. I used 2 c moscarpone and 2 c light cream cheese instead of the 4 c ricotta (let sit at room temp. and stir well to make it creamy enough to spread and the tradi ..."
Dec 26, 2006 on FoodNetwork.com
"The list of ingredients turned out to be much more intimidating than it should have been. I was able to chop all the little things up in no time, and then all you have to do is cook the polenta and throw everything in. I don't know if this would be considered "healthy" if you are on a strict diet, but considering all the rich Italian foods I eat ..."
Nov 8, 2006 on FoodNetwork.com
"These came out nicely with minimal preparation, however, I would suggest using a very small clove of garlic or perhaps even minced instead of fresh as the flavor was a little overpowering, even for someone who really enjoys garlic."
Oct 23, 2006 on FoodNetwork.com
"My only problem with this is that it was incredibly salty. I enjoy my salt, but this was a bit much, so I would suggest starting off with a little less salt (and maybe even the other seasonings and adding more to taste as necessary."
Oct 23, 2006 on FoodNetwork.com
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