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Joined Date: Feb 15, 2011

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Reviewed Beef Carbonnade with Vegetables: Belgian Beef Stew

"Do not, under any circumstances use Michelob Amber Bock. Newcastle, maybe. Use a stout, or, if you want a less agressive taste, a good brown ale. If Amber Bock was a real bock it would be too wimpy for this, save the lagers for chili. I used some Guinness and brown sugar instead of molasses because Belgian ales are sweet and Guinness is not.

Feb 15, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Chicken Pot Pie

"Makes WAY more than you need. I usually have to make 2-3 large pies to serve family style if I use this recipe as written. I don't use the bullion anymore becuase it over salts the dish and if you are using good stock, you don't need it. Sometimes I boil the chicken in the stock to give it extra flavor. BEST chicken potpie ever, I've used the same recipe for chicken, turkey, even seafood.

Feb 15, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Chicken Pot Pie

"Makes WAY more than you need. I usually have to make 2-3 large pies to serve family style if I use this recipe as written. I don't use the bullion anymore becuase it over salts the dish and if you are using good stock, you don't need it. Sometimes I boil the chicken in the stock to give it extra flavor. BEST chicken potpie ever.

Feb 15, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Creme Brulee

"I made this with the following subs to change up the flavor: Instead of vanilla beans: 2 tbl orange zest, 2 tbl high quality orange extract and 1 tsp high quality REAL vanilla extract. Topped with a bit of whipped crame and a small orange slice- citrus heaven. Still haven't quite got the hang of brulee-ing, but the custard was perfectly creamy. Thanks for upping my skill set, Alton!

Feb 15, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Creme Brulee

"I made this with the following subs to change up the flavor: Instead of vanilla beans: 2 tbl orange zest, 2 tbl high quality orange extract and 1 tsp high quality REAL vanilla extract. Topped with a bit of whipped crame and a small otange slice- citrus heaven. Still haven't quite got the hang of brulee-ing, but the custard was perfectly creamy. Thanks for upping my skill set, Alton!

Feb 15, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Creme Brulee

"I made this with the following subs to change up the flavor: Instead of vanilla beans: 2 tbl orange zest, 2 tbl high quality orange extract and 1 tsp high quality REAL vanilla extract. Topped with a bit of whipped crame and a small otange slice- citrus heaven. Still haven't quite got the hang of brulee-ing, but the custard was perfectly creamy. Thanks for upping my skill set, Alton!

Feb 15, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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