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Reviewed Banana Nut Scones

"These are not scones, nor can you taste the banana. The texture is closer to that of muffins, and a banana muffin recipe I have, which results in true banana flavor, is based on the same amount of dry ingredients, 1-1/2 cups, but calls for 3 small bananas, not just one as this recipe does. I didn't have the cinnamon chips, so I suspect they must ha..."

Jun 11, 2012 on Food.com

Reviewed Butternut Squash Soup with Fontina Cheese Crostini

"This soup was the biggest hit out of everything served at a large 2010 family Christmas feast, and surprisingly every bit as appealing & as satisfying as Wolfgang Puck's much more elaborate version, which has about 4 different garnishes & more spices (one you almost have to go to India to find). It helped to cook the vegetables with about half the stock before blending in a food processor, adding the rest of the liquid and reheating after blending. I also added a large can of fat free evaporated milk in place of some of the chicken stock, adjusting for thickness, as Giada had added some Half & Half in the TV version. I had to leave out the crostini for dieters in the family, but offered an optional garnish of whole pecans. However, I made the crostini for myself and loved it -- had never tried olive oil in place of butter nor Fontina cheese before, both delicious!"

Feb 26, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Butternut Squash Soup with Fontina Cheese Crostini

"This soup was the biggest hit out of everything served at a large 2010 family Christmas feast, and surprisingly every bit as appealing & as satisfying as Wolfgang Puck's much more elaborate version, which has about 4 different garnishes & more spices (one you almost have to go to India to find). It helped to cook the vegetables with about half the stock before blending in a food processor, adding the rest of the liquid and reheating after blending. I also added a large can of fat free evaporated milk in place of some of the chicken stock, adjusting for thickness, as Giada had added some Half & Half in the TV version. I had to leave out the crostini for dieters in the family, but offered an optional garnish of whole pecans. However, I made the crostini for myself and loved it -- had never tried olive oil in place of butter nor Fontina cheese before, both delicious!"

Feb 26, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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