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Reviewed Breakfast Bake

"Fabulous flavors and tender, moist eggs!! I can't eat bread so I modified as follows. Left out bread, reduced milk to 1 cup (plus used 1 cup cream as recipe indicated, used turkey Italian sausage, and cheddar cheese. I did not refrigerate since I didn't need bread soaking time. I baked at 350 degrees for 1/2 hour. It was perfect! My husband "

Jul 10, 2012 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Breakfast Bake

"Fabulous flavors and tender, moist eggs!! I can't eat bread so I modified as follows. Left out bread, reduced milk to 1 cup (plus used 1 cup cream as recipe indicated), used turkey Italian sausage, and cheddar cheese. I did not refrigerate since I didn't need bread soaking time. I baked at 350 degrees for 1/2 hour. It was perfect! My husband"

Jul 9, 2012 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Cabbage Soup

"This soup has a really good flavor but it was too sweet for my taste. Next time I will halve the catsup and brown sugar and test for sweetness from there. I added a can of original Rotel tomatoes to cut the sweetness because the lemon juice was not enough to cut it. The Rotel helped cut the sweetness and added a nice zip. Make sure you immerse""

Feb 25, 2012 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Steel Cut Oatmeal

"Delicious. Easy. Hearty. ... and my 4 year olds loved it! They had already finished their breakfast when they asked for a taste. Soon they were sitting on my lap and finishing the bowl. Then they asked for bowls of their own. All I had for the recipe was 2% milk, then used Splenda brown sugar and cinnamon. I can only imagine how wonderful ""

Feb 22, 2012 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Chocolate Almond Brickle

"Be careful if you plan to use this recipe for a special occasion.

My caramel did not come out well. I tried the timed method. Evidently 7 minutes was too long for my pan and stove. If I ever made this again I would definitely use a dfferent caramel recipe then have the almond and chocolate layers.

Use only the amount of nuts in the recipe. I added an extra 1/2 to 3/4 cup of nuts. There is not enough carmael to hold extra nuts so they fell away from the caramel.

The flavors were fabulous but I would need to work on the caramel portion of the recipe. I took this to a get together last night and was not asked for the recipe by anyone. Note: this recipe is BIG and would feed a crowd.

Feb 11, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Chocolate Penalty Cake

"This dessert was rich and satisfying. I saw the show yesterday and used the ingredients I had on hand to make this dessert. So I substituted Chambord liqueur for the raspberry rum. (Chambord is raspberry liqueur. I used Cajeta instead of the butterscotch topping. (Cajeta is a Mexican caramel sauce. - - I love the flavor of caramel more than butterscotch anyway. I used frozen raspberries. I did not use the whole can of condensed milk but wished I had. The Chambord probably made the desert sweeter than the rum would have but I used Polner Raspberry preserves which is all fruit and less sweet than other preserves, so it probably balanced. Note to brandingiron: If you used raspberry vinegar instead of raspberry rum I don’t think the dessert would have a satisfying flavor. Your concern is simply silly. Bakers know the difference between condensed milk and evaporated milk.

Jan 30, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Chocolate Penalty Cake

"This dessert was rich and satisfying. I saw the show yesterday and used the ingredients I had on hand to make this dessert. So I substituted Chambord liqueur for the raspberry rum. (Chambord is raspberry liqueur.) I used Cajeta instead of the butterscotch topping. (Cajeta is a Mexican caramel sauce. - - I love the flavor of caramel more than butterscotch anyway.) I used frozen raspberries. I did not use the whole can of condensed milk but wished I had. The Chambord probably made the desert sweeter than the rum would have but I used Polner Raspberry preserves which is all fruit and less sweet than other preserves, so it probably balanced. Note to brandingiron: If you used raspberry vinegar instead of raspberry rum I don’t think the dessert would have a satisfying flavor. Your concern is simply silly. Bakers know the difference between condensed milk and evaporated milk.

Jan 30, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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