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Reviewed Texas Style Chili

"Great recipe but I substituted a few items out of necessity. I used 2 extra large Habanero peppers in place of the Mexican chilis, instead of 2 large tomatoes I used 2-28 oz cans of whole plum tomatoes and crushed them in the pot (I suggest using No Salt Added cans of tomatoes and drain them first. The Habaneros along with 3 tablespoons of chili"

Feb 24, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Texas Style Chili

"Great recipe but I substituted a few items out of necessity. I used 2 extra large Habanero peppers in place of the Mexican chilis, instead of 2 large tomatoes I used 2-28 oz cans of whole plum tomatoes and crushed them in the pot (I suggest using No Salt Added cans of tomatoes and drain them first. The Habaneros along with 3 tablespoons of chili"

Feb 24, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Texas Style Chili

"Great recipe but I substituted a few items out of necessity. I used 2 extra large Habanero peppers in place of the Mexican chilis, instead of 2 large tomatoes I used 2-28 oz cans of whole plum tomatoes and crushed them in the pot (I suggest using No Salt Added cans of tomatoes and drain them first. The Habaneros along with 3 tablespoons of chili"

Feb 24, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Texas Style Chili

"Great recipe but I substituted a few items out of necessity. I used 2 extra large Habanero peppers in place of the Mexican chilis, instead of 2 large tomatoes I used 2-28 oz cans of whole plum tomatoes and crushed them in the pot (I suggest using No Salt Added cans of tomatoes and drain them first. The Habaneros along with 3 tablespoons of chili"

Feb 24, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Texas Style Chili

"Great recipe but I substituted a few items out of necessity. I used 2 extra large Habanero peppers in place of the Mexican chilis, instead of 2 large tomatoes I used 2-28 oz cans of whole plum tomatoes and crushed them in the pot (I suggest using No Salt Added cans of tomatoes and drain them first. The Habaneros along with 3 tablespoons of chili"

Feb 24, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Red Wine Beef Stew with Potatoes and Green Beans

"Good recipe with a few minor modifications. Add some fresh chopped garlic to the beef when browning. I also increased the beef to 4 lbs, used 4 medium vidalia onions, 7 carrots, 32 oz. of low-sodium beef broth (better flavor than chicken broth), and 2 cups low-salt crushed tomatoes. I would also recommend adding some mushrooms and pearl onions "

Feb 11, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Steak Diane

"Wow! Super easy and delicious. I cooked it a little longer than suggested since I was following my instant-read thermometer, and I plated the steaks at 135 degrees. It was cooked medium-to medium-well so if you like more pink, plate it at about 125. What's great about this dish is even if it's a little overdone, the steaks taste amazing with t"

May 14, 2012 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Texas Style Chili

"Great recipe but I substituted a few items out of necessity. I used 2 extra large Habanero peppers in place of the Mexican chilis, instead of 2 large tomatoes I used 2-28 oz cans of whole plum tomatoes and crushed them in the pot (I suggest using No Salt Added cans of tomatoes and drain them first). The Habaneros along with 3 tablespoons of chil""

Nov 23, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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