"Not enough information given in this recipe. For instance, can I substitute milk chocolate? Semisweet? White?

Also not clear if I need to take the chocolate out of the packaging before consuming since it isn't stated in the recipe.

"Nowhere does it say HOW to poke holes in the potato!! I tried several times jabbing my finger into it, all I ended up with was a severely sprained index finger. I eventually figured out that a hammer and nail would do the trick. All is well now, right? WRONG!!! After cooking the potatoes I served them to my hungry guests (who were horrified when they saw my horribly disfigured finger.) Imagine my surprise when they began eating their potatoes and I saw the looks of disgust I saw on their faces. Excuuuuuse me, no one at Food Network told me I had to clean the potato first!!!!! I thought the stuff on the outside was supposed to add flavor, much like fat on the outside of a steak. Thanks Food Network for ruining my dinner party - and for losing use of my finger for a week or two. To top it off I recently found out you can use the *microwave* to cook these potatoes in a fraction of the time. You know, that contraption you used to make your famous Microwave Popcorn recipe?!?!?!

"I'm really disappointed, this recipe is way too complicated.

First of all I didn't have any popcorn around, so I used an extra can of corn I had leftover from Paula Deen's super difficult English Peas recipe (do a search on this site if you haven't seen what I mean!) And who in the heck has brown paper bags laying around? I know I don't so I used a Ziplock instead.

Besides those 2 slight variations I followed the recipe exactly. Of course when I was through my popcorn looked nothing like the popcorn in the picture Food Network posted (do they ever?) Instead I have a plasticky corn smelling goo on the stuck to the bottom of my microwave! THanks Food Network, you owe me a new microwave!!!!!

"I was so looking forward to using this recipe late last night. Unfortunately when I opened my fridge I was out of bacon!! No worries, I thought to myself - I'll simply grab a slice of the leftover pizza I had in there. Sounds good right? I followed Rachael's directions and much to my dismay, the inside of my microwave looked like a tornado hit it!! Pizza bits everywhere! Your directions stink - thanks for ruining the inside of my microwave!! I was left eating cold pizza last night thanks to you.

"I found this recipe extremely difficult to follow, it was also difficult to find the ingridients listed so I made a few modifications.

I couldn't find braciola at the store, so I bought some hot dogs instead - I figured one store bought meat is as good as the other. Also instead of brushing with olive oil before cooking I discovered it turned out more tasty if I brushed it with mustard AFTER it was finished cooking. To make the recipe even more fancy I placed the cooked mustard brushed hot dog onto a store bought bun. Absolutely delicious, plus I didn't have to use a fork to eat it, so I saved some time during clean up!

"I found this recipe extremely difficult to follow, it was also difficult to find the ingridients listed so I made a few modifications.

I couldn't find braciola at the store, so I bought some hot dogs instead - I figured one store bought meat is as good as the other. Also instead of brushing with olive oil before cooking I discovered it turned out more tasty if I brushed it with mustard AFTER it was finished cooking. To make the recipe even more fancy I placed the cooked hot dog (brushed with mustard) onto a store bought bun. Absolutely delicious, plus I didn't have to use a fork to eat it, so I saved some time during clean up!

"I found this recipe extremely difficult to follow, it was also difficult to find the ingridients listed so I made a few modifications.

I couldn't find braciola at the store, so I bought some hot dogs instead - I figured one store bought meat is as good as the other. Also instead of brushing with olive oil before cooking I discovered it turned out more tasty if I brushed it with mustard AFTER it was finished cooking. To make the recipe even more fancy I placed the cooked hot dog onto a store bought bun. Absolutely delicions, plus I didn't have to use a fork to eat it, so I saved some time during clean up!

"I found this recipe extremely difficult to follow, it was also difficult to find the ingridients listed so I made a few modifications.

I couldn't find braciola at the store, so I bought some hot dogs instead - I figured one store bought meat is as good as the other. Also instead of brushing with olive oil before cooking I discovered it turned out more tasty if I brushed it with mustard AFTER it was finished cooking. To make the recipe even more fancy I placed the cooked hot dog (brushed with mustard) onto a store bought bun. Absolutely delicions, plus I didn't have to use a fork to eat it, so I saved some time during clean up!