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Reviewed Portuguese-Style Pan-Fried Hake

"Very good. Not too hard to make. Sauce was a winner for husband and 11 yo son. Our pieces of hake were very think, so I butterflied them. Cooked until golden on both side. 3 minutes each side. Perfect."

Jun 12, 2012 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Pigeon Pea Rice "Arroz de Gandules"

"Made 1/2 portion of the dish, and thought it was tasty, although a bit spicy for my children. Think I will put 1/2 the cayenne and put a bottle of hot sauce on the table I want to crank up the heat. Did not find the seeds to flavor the oil and did not have time to go to the latin market. The lime in the dish is a great touch.

Oct 2, 2010 on Food Network

Reviewed Pigeon Pea Rice "Arroz de Gandules"

"Made 1/2 portion of the dish, and thought it was tasty, although a bit spicy for my children. Think I will put 1/2 the cayenne and put a bottle of hot sauce on the table I want to crank up the heat. Did not find the seeds to flavor the oil and did not have time to go to the latin market. The lime in the dish is a great touch.

Oct 2, 2010 on Food Network

Reviewed Roasted Pork Shoulder (Pernil Al Horno

"I feel like mine was overcooked. I tried the timed bake of 4 lb boneless roast for 3 hours at 300 degrees as we had to go out. Roast stayed in the hot over for approximately 30 minutes after oven went off, and when I checked the temp, it was over 180 degrees. Rub was excellent. I wonder can you remove it from the netting, put on the rub, then either return to the netting or retie the roast? Feel I lost some of the yummy oregano on the netting when I removed it to slice roast.

Oct 2, 2010 on Food Network

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