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Reviewed Cavatelli with Broccoli Rabe and Cannelini Beans

""I tried this one because of the excess of broccoli I had one day. I figured if it had 5 stars, and after reading the wonderful reviews, how bad could it be. Well. . . I followed the recipe exactly and as usual it had NO taste."

Newsflash moron. The recipe calls for Broccoli Rabe (AKA Rapini), not Broccoli. No wonder it had no taste!"

Jul 5, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Beer Braised Corned Beef with Red Potatoes and Carrots

"I followed the recipe exactly, using a point cut store-bought corned beef brisket (luckily it was only 6 bucks, and Bell's Stout and Porter and Jameson's whiskey. The braising liquid after 3 hours was bitter and awful tasting. After another 2 hours, the vegetables were basically still raw, but fortunately hadn't absorbed too much liquid. I drained the liquid roasted them and they were OK. The corned beef was really rubbery but tasted OK--edible if sliced REALLY thin. Perhaps it was the choice of beer and brisket cut (a flat cut would have been better submerged in the liquid. Either way this is a really poorly written (and maybe conceived recipe. Will not take a chance on it again.

Jan 3, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Beer Braised Corned Beef with Red Potatoes and Carrots

"I followed the recipe exactly, using a point cut store-bought corned beef brisket (luckily it was only 6 bucks), and Bell's Stout and Porter and Jameson's whiskey. The braising liquid after 3 hours was bitter and awful tasting. After another 2 hours, the vegetables were basically still raw, but fortunately hadn't absorbed too much liquid. I drained the liquid roasted them and they were OK. The corned beef was really rubbery but tasted OK--edible if sliced REALLY thin. Perhaps it was the choice of beer and brisket cut (a flat cut would have been better submerged in the liquid. Either way this is a really poorly written (and maybe conceived) recipe. Will not take a chance on it again.

Jan 3, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Beer Braised Corned Beef with Red Potatoes and Carrots

"I followed the recipe exactly, using a point cut store-bought corned beef brisket (luckily it was only 6 bucks, and Bell's Stout and Porter and Jameson's whiskey. The braising liquid after 3 hours was bitter and awful tasting. After another 2 hours, the vegetables were basically still raw, but fortunately hadn't absorbed too much liquid. I drained the liquid roasted them and they were OK. The corned beef was really rubbery but tasted OK--edible if sliced REALLY thin. Perhaps it was the choice of beer and brisket cut (a flat cut would have been better submerged in the liquid. Either way this is a really poorly written (and maybe conceived recipe. Will not take a chance on it again.

Jan 3, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Beer Braised Corned Beef with Red Potatoes and Carrots

"I followed the recipe exactly, using a point cut store-bought corned beef brisket (luckily it was only 6 bucks, and Bell's Stout and Porter and Jameson's whiskey. The braising liquid after 3 hours was bitter and awful tasting. After another 2 hours, the vegetables were basically still raw, but fortunately hadn't absorbed too much liquid. I drained the liquid roasted them and they were OK. The corned beef was really rubbery but tasted OK--edible if sliced REALLY thin. Perhaps it was the choice of beer and brisket cut (a flat cut would have been better submerged in the liquid. Either way this is a really poorly written (and maybe conceived recipe. Will not take a chance on it again.

Jan 3, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Beer Braised Corned Beef with Red Potatoes and Carrots

"I followed the recipe exactly, using a point cut store-bought corned beef brisket (luckily it was only 6 bucks, and Bell's Stout and Porter and Jameson's whiskey. The braising liquid after 3 hours was bitter and awful tasting. After another 2 hours, the vegetables were basically still raw, but fortunately hadn't absorbed too much liquid. I drained the liquid roasted them and they were OK. The corned beef was really rubbery but tasted OK--edible if sliced REALLY thin. Perhaps it was the choice of beer and brisket cut (a flat cut would have been better submerged in the liquid. Either way this is a really poorly written (and maybe conceived recipe. Will not take a chance on it again.

Jan 3, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Beer Braised Corned Beef with Red Potatoes and Carrots

"I followed the recipe exactly, using a point cut store-bought corned beef brisket (luckily it was only 6 bucks, and Bell's Stout and Porter and Jameson's whiskey. The braising liquid after 3 hours was bitter and awful tasting. After another 2 hours, the vegetables were basically still raw, but fortunately hadn't absorbed too much liquid. I drained the liquid roasted them and they were OK. The corned beef was really rubbery but tasted OK--edible if sliced REALLY thin. Perhaps it was the choice of beer and brisket cut (a flat cut would have been better submerged in the liquid. Either way this is a really poorly written (and maybe conceived recipe. Will not take a chance on it again.

Jan 3, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Beer Braised Corned Beef with Red Potatoes and Carrots

"I followed the recipe exactly, using a point cut store-bought corned beef brisket (luckily it was only 6 bucks, and Bell's Stout and Porter and Jameson's whiskey. The braising liquid after 3 hours was bitter and awful tasting. After another 2 hours, the vegetables were basically still raw, but fortunately hadn't absorbed too much liquid. I drained the liquid roasted them and they were OK. The corned beef was really rubbery but tasted OK--edible if sliced REALLY thin. Perhaps it was the choice of beer and brisket cut (a flat cut would have been better submerged in the liquid. Either way this is a really poorly written (and maybe conceived recipe. Will not take a chance on it again.

Jan 3, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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