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    Joined: Jun 14, 2003

    2 reviews by goodchick

    1 - 2 of 2 sorted by Date | Rating | Helpful

    Reviewed Roast "Sticky" Chicken
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     |  (1 person found this helpful) |  By C Chatwin

    "What great ideas! Dry rub "marinade" ... slow cook w/o sauce ... so unique"

    Jan 26, 2011 on Food.com

    Recipe #8782

    Reviewed Brussels Sprouts 'n Potatoes
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     |  By Bergy

    "All of your recipes sound marvelous! This recipe is close to one that I tried: quartered red new potatoes (the really sweet ones, trimmed & halved brussel sprouts, butter, and HORSERADISH. In a saucepan: the horseradish still keeps its zap, but changes to have a certain sweetness. It tastes amazing._"

    Aug 20, 2003 on Food.com

    Recipe #11607

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