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Saved Recipe Gluten Free French Bread by GlutenFreeGirl

Apr 6, 2013 on Food.com

Saved Recipe Gluten Free French Bread by GlutenFreeGirl

Apr 6, 2013 on Food.com

Saved Recipe Carrot/nut/bean burger by rangapeach

Mar 13, 2012 on Food.com

Favorited Leek and Potato Cake

Mar 4, 2012 in Recipes on Cooking Channel

Reviewed Country French Omelet

"Absolutely it is a 5 star. What I like is the simplicity...that it is a one pan dish and that the potatoes don't need to be parboiled. However, the one minor change I made was to cube the potatoes smaller, more like 1/2 inch. I did not have chives so used fresh chopped parsely instead. And here is the coolest thing: my husband was eating it a""

Jan 15, 2012 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Paella

"If you find Alton annoying don't watch. There are plenty of others to watch. Why would you want to waste precious moments of your life (that you won't get back by the way) to watch what you know annoys you? Turn the channel."

Jul 29, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Favorited Savory Indian Crepes with Tomato-Shallot Chutney

May 21, 2011 in Recipes on Cooking Channel

Reviewed Spanish Tortilla Omelet

"I would give it a 5 star except for the goat cheese recommendation. I have made this twice and both times, although I have loved it, I think that the goat cheese isn't necessary. In fact the goat cheese overpowers the other flavors - even using very little. My recommendation is leave it out or use hardly any. And I really love goat cheese. I did not have the Manchego cheese, did a little research, and came up with a substitute that my husband loved: finely shredded Parmesean and Hard Sharp Cheddar combined. I also substituted the piquillo peppers for roasted red peppers (drained and patted dry). My husband raved about that as well. So overall, I love this recipe and look forward to the day I can make it without having to substitue the ingredients. "

Apr 1, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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