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Reviewed Caramel Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches

"The cookie recipe on its own is nothing special. But put all these great ingredients together, freeze for a couple hours, and this ice cream treat is amazing!"

Jul 26, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Roasted Cod with Lima Beans

"This recipe was so-so for me because it lacked excitement. It was a simple, light flavored white fish. Plus, my lima beans did not absorb the season well and didn't care for them. I would have rather made fish tacos. Ah well, had to try it, most of Giada's recipes are great. "

Jun 16, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Baked Manicotti with Sausage and Peas

"Absolutely delicious! Of course it ought to be since it's just about all-fatty-goodness. I didn't use some special linked sausage. It was mild Johnsonville Italian sausage. I omitted the wine since it was cooked in a non-stick pan and left off the drizzle of olive oil, over the top of the cheese, before cooking. My manicotti came with 14 shells and I could have used 16 since there was leftover stuffing. I put it along side the shells before covering with sauce. I always use Parmesan instead of the ritzy Pecorino Romano. This is going on our favorites list."

Mar 2, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Baked Manicotti with Sausage and Peas

"Absolutely delicious! Of course it ought to be since it's just about all-fatty-goodness. I didn't use some special linked sausage. It was mild Johnsonville Italian sausage. I omitted the wine since it was cooked in a non-stick pan and left off the drizzle of olive oil, over the top of the cheese, before cooking. My manicotti came with 14 shells and I could have used 16 since there was leftover stuffing. I put it along side the shells before covering with sauce. I always use Parmesan instead of the ritzy Pecorino Romano. This is going on our favorites list."

Mar 2, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Baked Manicotti with Sausage and Peas

"Absolutely delicious! Of course it ought to be since it's just about all-fatty-goodness. I didn't use some special linked sausage. It was mild Johnsonville Italian sausage. I omitted the wine since it was cooked in a non-stick pan and left off the drizzle of olive oil, over the top of the cheese, before cooking. My manicotti came with 14 shells and I could have used 16 since there was leftover stuffing. I put it along side the shells before covering with sauce. I always use Parmesan instead of the ritzy Pecorino Romano. This is going on our favorites list."

Mar 2, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Baked Manicotti with Sausage and Peas

"Absolutely delicious! Of course it ought to be since it's just about all-fatty-goodness. I didn't use some special linked sausage. It was mild Johnsonville Italian sausage. I omitted the wine since it was cooked in a non-stick pan and left off the drizzle of olive oil, over the top of the cheese, before cooking. My manicotti came with 14 shells and I could have used 16 since there was leftover stuffing. I put it along side the shells before covering with sauce. I always use Parmesan instead of the ritzy Pecorino Romano. This is going on our favorites list."

Mar 2, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Baked Manicotti with Sausage and Peas

"Absolutely delicious! Of course it ought to be since it's just about all-fatty-goodness. I didn't use some special linked sausage. It was mild Johnsonville Italian sausage. I omitted the wine since it was cooked in a non-stick pan and left off the drizzle of olive oil, over the top of the cheese, before cooking. My manicotti came with 14 shells and I could have used 16 since there was leftover stuffing. I put it along side the shells before covering with sauce. I always use Parmesan instead of the ritzy Pecorino Romano. This is going on our favorites list."

Mar 2, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Baked Manicotti with Sausage and Peas

"Absolutely delicious! Of course it ought to be since it's just about all-fatty-goodness. I didn't use some special linked sausage. It was mild Johnsonville Italian sausage. I omitted the wine since it was cooked in a non-stick pan and left off the drizzle of olive oil, over the top of the cheese, before cooking. My manicotti came with 14 shells and I could have used 16 since there was leftover stuffing. I put it along side the shells before covering with sauce. I always use Parmesan instead of the ritzy Pecorino Romano. This is going on our favorites list."

Mar 2, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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