| From: 660 Curries (reviewed 5th July 2010)Wow - I found this to be a totally novel way to put together two ingredients that I think of as traditionally Southern. You have to like okra in all its... read more » |
| From: 660 Curries (reviewed 5th July 2010)Very good - but you have to be a fan of beets to like this, it's still very earthy. Use the beets the same day you buy them so the greens won't be too... read more » |
| From: 660 Curries (reviewed 5th July 2010)This blend is very aromatic; the flavor is heavy on cinnamon. read more » |
| From: 660 Curries (reviewed 5th July 2010)Outstanding! I upped the amount of mace a bit. Use the really small, thin-skinned bell peppers (from the farmer's market) if you can get them. I also used... read more » |
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| I recommend using way more cheese than suggested. read more » |
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| Jerusalem artichokes (AKA sunchokes), not real artichokes. read more » |
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| Served with polenta. read more » |
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| The best squash soup recipe out there. read more » |
| I had this with sweet potatoes, and it is frighteningly addictive. read more » |
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| From: BBC Good Food (reviewed 4th July 2010)Very delicious, and the apricots are definitely a eye-catcher, BUT there were a few slight issues and one major fail.
As so often, the recipe calls for... read more » |
| Best recipe in the book. I have made this dozens of times. read more » |
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| One of my favourite recipes. Excellent use of zucchini. Sometimes I serve it over rice, quinoa, or pasta. read more » |
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| I only made the biscuits. read more » |
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| I only made the compote, and it was delicious. read more » |
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| From: Food Network (reviewed 4th July 2010)This was a delicious salad and very pretty to the eye as well. We loved the dressing and think it would be good on other salads as well. read more » |
| I made this one to use in a Rachael Ray meat loaf recipe. The bread turned out beautiful. I'm happy to have a good dependable recipe for French Bread.... read more » |
| This one was very good. There are two dressings to choose from - Sweet Tart and Creamy. We mad the sweet tart one and it was delicious. This would be a... read more » |
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| The key is to roll the dough out very, very thinly. Then you get delicious crisp crackers. I liked them very much but probably more work than I would... read more » |
| I would like this recipe more with the addition of vegetables other than spinach. Overall though it was very good and I didn't miss the cheese. read more » |
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| Dough can also be frozen read more » |
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| From: Food Network (reviewed 2nd July 2010)This recipe only takes as long as is required to roast a couple of peppers and cook a box of pasta. Very good and very simple! Also pretty versatile considering... read more » |
| This does not have the surprise value anymore that it must have had when this book first came out, but it is still a very good dish with bold flavors.
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| These is very worth the effort and delicious. I have made several times and am craving it again right now! read more » |
| From: Smitten Kitchen (reviewed 1st July 2010)Delicious, easy to make, and vegan. read more » |
| This was a good twist on roasted vegetables. Fragrant but not too hot. Easy to make, but do take care you mix well, and don't underestimate the time needed... read more » |
| From: BBC Good Food (reviewed 1st July 2010)Nice but not particularly mind-blowing. It needs a lot more spices than specified (try using the double amount), and I felt that the sauce was too much... read more » |
| I've made this twice in the past week, it's a really easy dish and is great for a weeknight dinner. The first time I followed the recipe exactly as is,... read more » |
| From: Ad Hoc at Home (reviewed 30th June 2010)This was the perfect accompaniment to the pan-roasted halibut. Delicious and flavorful. Just use less salt than called for! read more » |
| From: Ad Hoc at Home (reviewed 30th June 2010)Delicious! These potatoes took no time at all. The longest part of the recipe was making the garlic confit but that was easy to do. These were fabulous... read more » |
| From: Ad Hoc at Home (reviewed 30th June 2010)This recipe was very easy to make. It was flavorful and light. This is an excellent way to prepare fish quickly and easily. I made this over the chanterelle... read more » |
| A very nice "dress-up" dish for zucchini. The leftovers were good cold also; this would be a good picnic food I think. Dusoulier also suggests that it... read more » |
| The bread-garlic sauce was the thing that caught my eye in this recipe. (Also the minimal amount of work required on a hot day.) This morning, I see from... read more » |
| These cutlets were unexpectedly delicious. I panfried them a little too long and even though they were a little crispy on the bottom, they remained chewy... read more » |
| This is pretty good. I've never actually ate it on a salad, but I have served it alongside chickpea cutlets and it was great. It's really thick, and I... read more » |
| This is my "go-to" raw salad dressing. You just throw everything in your blender and it's ready to go. The pine nuts make it creamy, and with the fresh... read more » |
| This was easy to make, but a little bland. I ended up adding thyme, rosemary, and a little oregano to make it more "ranchy". I did like the creaminess... read more » |
| This soup was ridiculously strong. I couldn't even eat it. With half an onion and two cloves of garlic, it'll take your breath away. read more » |
| So yummy. I used quinoa instead of bulghur (burghul) and that worked well. I will definitely make this again. read more » |