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Reviewed Baked Ham with Brown Sugar Mustard Glaze

"Terrific glaze. Kept spooning it up over the ham as it cooked, mixed with the drippings. I had steamed carrots, and it was delicious on the carrots as well. Will make it for carrot even when I don't cook ham. Thanks""

Apr 9, 2012 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Toasted Coconut Rice Pudding with Cherry Sauce

"This looked so creamy and yummy on the show. I was so excited to try it. We love Jasmine rice and I always have it on hand. I was SO disappointed! for 1 thing what she poured into her pretty little cups DID NOT have a cup of toasted coconut in it. It was pure white. That's when I knew there was a problem. Looking at it in about 3 hours, it was dry around the edges and milky in the middle, so I stirred it, & tasted it. The rice wasn't cooked. By the time the rice was done it was almost gelatinous. Threw it out and used the cherry sauce on vanilla ice cream.

Jan 22, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Good Eats Roast Turkey

"I've used this brining recipe for a number of years now, and it is wonderful every time. I do stuff my turkey with THE BEST half cubes, half cornbread recipe. And I use another chef's suggestion of basteing with 1/2 bottle of Chardonnay about an hour into the roasting time (and every half hour) and adding the other 1/2 bottle at least an hour before the bird is done. OMG. The best turkey, thank you Mr. Brown, the best stuffing, thanks Mom, and the best gravy with that Chardonnay as the base, thank you Ms. Stewart.

Dec 4, 2010 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Good Eats Roast Turkey

"I've used this brining recipe for a number of years now, and it is wonderful every time. I do stuff my turkey with THE BEST half cubes, half cornbread recipe. And I use another chef's suggestion of basteing with 1/2 bottle of Chardonnay about an hour into the roasting time (and every half hour) and adding the other 1/2 bottle at least an hour before the bird is done. OMG. The best turkey, thank you Mr. Brown, the best stuffing, thanks Mom, and the best gravy with that Chardonnay as the base, thank you Ms. Stewart.

Dec 4, 2010 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Good Eats Roast Turkey

"I've used this brining recipe for a number of years now, and it is wonderful every time. I do stuff my turkey with THE BEST half cubes, half cornbread recipe. And I use another chef's suggestion of basteing with 1/2 bottle of Chardonnay about an hour into the roasting time (and every half hour) and adding the other 1/2 bottle at least an hour before the bird is done. OMG. The best turkey, thank you Mr. Brown, the best stuffing, thanks Mom, and the best gravy with that Chardonnay as the base, thank you Ms. Stewart.

Dec 4, 2010 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Good Eats Roast Turkey

"I've used this brining recipe for a number of years now, and it is wonderful every time. I do stuff my turkey with THE BEST half cubes, half cornbread recipe. And I use another chef's suggestion of basteing with 1/2 bottle of Chardonnay about an hour into the roasting time (and every half hour) and adding the other 1/2 bottle at least an hour before the bird is done. OMG. The best turkey, thank you Mr. Brown, the best stuffing, thanks Mom, and the best gravy with that Chardonnay as the base, thank you Ms. Stewart.

Dec 4, 2010 on FoodNetwork.com

Shared Recipe Watermelon Salad

"Fresh, light, very tasty."

Aug 19, 2010 on Food.com

About Me

I love to cook and experiment with new recipes. My husband is very easy to cook for and loves to try "Sheila Surprise", which is what he teasingly calls some of the things I try out on him. I really like trying to recreate packaged seasonings, sauces and such to make them a little less toxic.

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