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Reviewed Perfect Pot Roast

"This is as basic (& good! a pot roast as you'll ever find, and almost exactly the recipe my family has been making for over 100 years.
Only differences are the addition of 1 Tbl Worchestershire, and we usually add cut up parsnips. Also mushrooms if you like. Roast some Brussel sprouts or Asparagus for a side dish. Besides the mash, note that it a""

Oct 1, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Perfect Pot Roast

"This is as basic (& good! a pot roast as you'll ever find, and almost exactly the recipe my family has been making for over 100 years.
Only differences are the addition of 1 Tbl Worchestershire, and we usually add cut up parsnips. Besides the mash, note that it also is excellent served over a pile of buttered broad noodles. One of the best condim""

Sep 24, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Cowboy Breakfast Sandwiches

"Use paper not foil to wrap.
Foil seals in the steam and turns the toast soggy.
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Aug 27, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Marinated Tomato Salad with Herbs

"My Grandmother made this, but with slices of red onion.
One suggestion: Slice the tomatoes instead of chunks. Reason, more surface area for the tomatoes to marinate. (If you're comfortable with a mandolin, that'll make fast work of the tomatoes.) Also don't forget you can add other things if you want. Cucumber slices are a fave of mine, but red or""

Aug 27, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Marinated Tomato Salad with Herbs

"My Grandmother made this, but with slices of red onion.
One suggestion: Slice the tomatoes instead of chunks. Reason, more surface area for the tomatoes to marinate. (If you're comfortable with a mandolin, that'll make fast work of the tomatoes.)
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Aug 27, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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