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Tuna Rillettes reviewed by southerncooker

From: A Kitchen in France: A Year of Cooking in My Farmhouse (reviewed 24th September 2015)

I didn't make this one for the week it was due in my online cooking group that is cooking through this book and the Cafe Boulud Cookbook since I was sure...
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Tuna Noodle Casserole variation reviewed by bookwoman

From: The Yellow Farmhouse Cookbook (reviewed 1st December 2009)

I cannot believe that I am recommending tuna noodle casserole but this isn't the version with the canned onions on top. This is delicious with fresh mushrooms,...
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Tuna Noodle Casserole reviewed by southerncooker

From: Savoring the Seasons With Our Best Bites (reviewed 9th November 2012)

Hubby and I loved this updated version of tuna casserole. I liked that it had mushrooms and Parmesan cheese in it. It calls for one 5 ounce can of tuna...
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Tuna Casserole reviewed by The Ducks Guts

From: Recipes From World Vision (reviewed 4th May 2010)

Listed as "Australasian", but it can't be really. This recipe must have kept students and first-time-away-from-home alive for years all over the planet....
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Tuna Casserole reviewed by southerncooker

From: Everyday Food (reviewed 2nd October 2011)

We enjoyed this one but like the recipe we usually make from Taste of Home better. It was good but only had a little Parmesan in the topping. The one we...
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Tuna bouillabaisse reviewed by wester

From: On Rice: 60 Fast and Easy Toppings That Make the Meal (reviewed 30th August 2011)

This did nothing for me. It tasted well, but there was nothing special or even particular about the taste. Won't bother with this again.
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Tuna Balls in Wine Sauce reviewed by anonymous

From: Tapas : The Little Dishes of Spain (reviewed 22nd December 2009)

Canned tuna! Can it be easier to shop for tuna? Even I who won't eat tuna will eat these.
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Tuna and White Bean Toast reviewed by bunyip

From: Simple Food (reviewed 19th January 2010)

Tinned white beans, tuna in oil, anchovy fillets, lemon juice and black pepper, all whizzed in a blender, though I use the stick blender. Served on toast...
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Tuna and White Bean Salad reviewed by JustLaura

From: Great Good Food: Luscious Lower-Fat Cooking (reviewed 4th April 2011)

So easy and so good! I made with canned beans - I did not have time to use dried. It was great. I will definitely be making this again!
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Tuna and Roasted Tomato Melt reviewed by Queezle_Sister

From: 'wichcraft: Craft a Sandwich into a Meal--And a Meal into a Sandwich (reviewed 8th March 2013)

Meh - nothing too special. The tuna was mixed up by having celery root in place of celery. The tuna tasted too sour to me (the recipe includes lemon...
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Tuna and Orzo Salad with Parmesan & Basil reviewed by southerncooker

From: Eating in the Middle: A Mostly Wholesome Cookbook (reviewed 25th April 2017)

I made this for my work lunches this week as well as some for my daughter to take home for her lunches. Loaded with colors and very flavorful. Delicious...
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Tuna and Beans reviewed by lenann

From: Nigella Express (reviewed 31st May 2012)

This is strictly an appetizer, but I've been making it for dinner with some good bread on the side and it always works. Besides peeling and then chopping...
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Tuna and Artichoke Panini reviewed by pumpkinspice

From: Giada's Family Dinners (reviewed 12th July 2014)

Tuna and almond cream toasts reviewed by wester

From: Short-cut Rhodes: 60 Quick and Easy Recipes (reviewed 5th January 2013)

While these were easy and tasty, I found the almonds did not add much to the recipe.
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Trung Chien Voi Cua (Crab Omelette) reviewed by kaye16

From: The Complete Asian Cookbook (reviewed 9th January 2017)

Serves 2, I think, an omelette with 4 eggs. Oops, I thought there was a can of crab in the pantry, but there wasn't, so I used a can of (water-packed)...
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Truly irresistible granola reviewed by Kestrel

From: Grains for every season (reviewed 12th April 2022)

Delicious granola! I also made a half recipe since it makes a lot. In my convection oven this took about 40 minutes. Will definitely repeat this.
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Truffles Torte reviewed by lovesgenoise

From: Maida Heatter's Book of Great Desserts (reviewed 26th May 2011)

I loved the combination of flavors in this cake- pecans, chocolate and Bailey's are very, very nice together. I toasted my pecans lightly. I also appreciated...
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Truffled Popcorn reviewed by bhnyc

From: Barefoot Contessa How Easy Is That?: Fabulous Recipes & Easy Tips (reviewed 25th December 2010)

This is amazing! The photo doesn't do this justice and looks like it is showing just plain old popcorn. This isn't ordinary popcorn. What a way to elevate...
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True Texas Chili Recipe reviewed by jenncc

From: Epicurious (reviewed 8th June 2020)

This produces meaty chili in a deeply flavored, rich, silky sauce. It took about 1 hour and half to get the meat super tender and the stock thickened....
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True Grit Chicken Wings with Jalepeno Dipping Sauce reviewed by hipcook

From: Grits (Short Stack) (reviewed 15th February 2018)

A little lackluster. Using some corn grits to give crunch to baked wings was a neat idea, and I liked the little bit of corn taste, but my family didn't...
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Trout with White Beans and Caper Vinaigrette reviewed by aj12754

From: Epicurious (reviewed 30th July 2014)

The caper vinaigrette makes all the difference to this dish ... it really enhances the trout and is perfect with the white beans. Made a few changes to...
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Trout with Sorrel reviewed by Sovay

From: Kettle Broth to Gooseberry Fool: Book of Simple English Food (reviewed 23rd April 2014)

This is a great sauce to go with a simply cooked trout, though as always with cooked sorrel it doesn't look pretty as it comes out a dreary khaki shade. The...
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Trout with Ginger and Coriander reviewed by friederike

From: The Essential Seafood Cookbook (reviewed 17th October 2009)

I loved this one. It's easy to make, and extremely delicious: the fish was moist and literally melted on our tongues - just the right thing for a hot summer's...
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Trout Pate reviewed by hipcook

From: New English Kitchen: Changing the Way You Shop, Cook and Eat (reviewed 31st January 2016)

Simple base for a sandwich spread or dip. We used smoked salmon in place of "cooked" trout, and I suspect the lower moisture content is part of why we...
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Trout in a Fresh Herb and Lime Crust reviewed by friederike

From: Real Fast Food (reviewed 8th December 2009)

Very delicious, even if you don't get completely right. Because I couldn’t find trout, I bought two fillets of Catfish (Pangasius) instead, a fish that,...
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Trout Fillets with Streaky Bacon and Flaked Almonds reviewed by hipcook

From: Kevin Dundon (reviewed 13th January 2016)

Exceptionally good technique for trout - perfectly done, wrapped in crispy bacon, and not a hint of sticking to the pan. I'll be returning to this many...
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Trout and Cucumber Canapés / Forellen-Gurke-Canapés reviewed by friederike

From: marie claire - Snacks & Drinks. (reviewed 24th September 2011)

I wondered whether I was doing anything wrong - instead of 24 cookies I managed to get approximately 16 large and 30 small/bite-sized cookies out of the...
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Tropical Tart reviewed by annawees

From: Desserts by Pierre Herme (reviewed 20th October 2011)

Tropical Sorbet and Ice Cream Parfait reviewed by Larrianne

From: Bon Appetit (reviewed 19th April 2010)

I made this 7/2/00 http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Tropical-Sorbet-and-Ice-Cream-Parfaits-103300
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Tropical Fruit Salad reviewed by kaye16

From: Moosewood Restaurant Cooks at Home: Fast and Easy Recipes for Any Day (reviewed 22nd November 2010)

Dessert or side, the ginger/honey/lime juice dressing is an adult way to dress up a fruit salad. Nice if you can get tropical fruits, but also good with...
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Tropézienne reviewed by Zosia

From: Bouchon Bakery (reviewed 3rd December 2012)

This dessert will forever be remembered by family and friends not as la Tarte Tropézienne, but as the Ginormous Nutella Sandwich! The bread portion is...
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Triple-Lemon Layer Cake reviewed by JustLaura

From: Fine Cooking (reviewed 29th April 2010)

Lemon three ways!! This cake is outstanding! I have made three different times for special occasions and it is always a hit! It takes time but is very...
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Triple-Lemon Layer Cake reviewed by JustLaura

From: Fine Cooking (reviewed 29th April 2010)

Lemon three ways!! This cake is outstanding! I have made it three different times for special occasions and it is always a hit! It takes time to make but...
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Triple-Coconut Quinoa Porridge reviewed by kfranzetta

From: Whole-Grain Mornings: New Breakfast Recipes to Span the Seasons (reviewed 20th June 2014)

This is a very good quinoa porridge recipe. I followed the recipe exactly and got very tasty results.
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Triple-Choc Lamingtons reviewed by digifish_books

From: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009)

Triple Vanilla Pound Cake reviewed by Zosia

From: Pure Vanilla: Irresistible Recipes and Essential Techniques (reviewed 25th February 2013)

I never get tired of vanilla pound cake, not just its flavour, but its versatility. This one is fabulous but uses only egg whites, which is not so convenient,...
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Triple Pork Sliders reviewed by southerncooker

From: The Food Network (reviewed 29th August 2010)

My daughter, son-in-law and I all liked these but hubby wouldn't even taste of them and son didn't like. My daughter and I watched Pat and Gina Neely make...
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Triple Orange Pecan Biscotti reviewed by aj12754

From: Fine Cooking (reviewed 14th December 2010)

I love citrus flavors in the cold months and these cookies are a very nice treat on a wintry day. The orange flavor comes from orange zest, orange juice,...
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Triple Oatmeal Cookies reviewed by jenncc

From: BraveTart: Iconic American Desserts (reviewed 25th October 2017)

Wow, TRIPLE OATMEAL- rolled, flour and steel cut. I love oatmeal cookies and while I won't say I loved these three times as much, I did think they were...
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Triple Ginger Skillet Cake reviewed by jenncc

From: The New York Times (reviewed 27th January 2022)

This was a wonderful gingerbread cake- moist and deliciously gingery! I was generous with the spices using rounded teaspoons and a fat 2 inch piece of...
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Triple Ginger Cookies reviewed by jenncc

From: Bettycrocker.com (reviewed 14th January 2013)

Loved these! Lots of ginger flavor, nice chewy cookie with crispy edges and they keep well.
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Triple Chocolate Scones reviewed by BethNH

From: King Arthur Flour (reviewed 8th May 2012)

My youngest son has been clamoring for scones for months now and when this recipe popped up on my Facebook page I figured it was a good one to start with. We...
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Triple Chocolate Mousse Cake reviewed by Peckish Sister

From: The Complete America's Test Kitchen TV Show Cookbook (reviewed 27th February 2012)

Chocolate satisfaction in every bite. I made this straight forward elegant cake for a special teenager’s birthday. (I hate making frosting and icing...
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Triple Chocolate Cake reviewed by Zosia

From: The Cake Bible (reviewed 3rd December 2011)

This is a delicious, intensely flavoured showstopper of a chocolate cake that presents the main ingredient 3 different ways: a light, moist cake (syrupped...
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Triple Chocolate Biscotti reviewed by aj12754

From: Fine Cooking (reviewed 23rd October 2010)

Uses chocolate chips, Dutch-process cocoa, and white chocolate (which the finished cookies are dipped in). The flavor is boosted by the addition of finely...
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Triple Cheese Potatoes reviewed by southerncooker

From: Leite's Culinaria (reviewed 18th April 2010)

This is an interesting twist on potato salad. I agree with one of the author's taste testers, it does taste alot like a twice baked potato. The recipe...
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Triple Cheese and Onion Strata reviewed by southerncooker

From: Nigella Christmas: Food Family Friends Festivities (reviewed 26th December 2012)

This was a hit at our Christmas 2012 breakfast. It went great with some bacon on the side and the Antioxidant Fruit Salad on page 254. We liked the combo...
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Triple Berry Pie reviewed by southerncooker

From: Art of the Pie: A Practical Guide to Homemade Crusts, Fillings, and Life (reviewed 4th April 2018)

I made the all butter dough from this book to make this pie. I used a mix of raspberries, strawberries and blackberries. Yum!
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Trini Prawn Curry reviewed by friederike

From: BBC Good Food (reviewed 6th March 2010)

Very hot. Taste the sauce before adding that one last chili pepper, it might not be necessary. Goes well with, err, lots of plain rice and a cold beer....
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Trifle reviewed by digifish_books

From: Sweet Old-fashioned Favourites ("Australian Women's Weekly" Home Library) (reviewed 2nd January 2010)

Tried and True Honey Butter Rolls reviewed by jenncc

From: Sally's Baking Addiction (reviewed 26th December 2020)

These were lovely - soft and fluffy with great flavor. I was afraid they may be too sweet with the topping but they were perfect - don't skip it! I made...
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Tri-Level Brownies reviewed by Peckish Sister

From: Better homes and gardens homemade cookies cook book (reviewed 18th September 2012)

Economical and restrained brownies, but still very delicious. These are made in an 11 X 7" pan (so smaller than my usual 9 X 13" pan). The first layer...
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Tri-Colour Pasta Salad reviewed by digifish_books

From: Sensational Barbecues (Step-by-step) (reviewed 14th December 2009)

A lovely summer salad which is a great compliment to barbecued or roasted chicken.
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Tri Fruit Smoothie reviewed by southerncooker

From: Healthy Exchanges Sensational Smoothies (reviewed 29th January 2010)

We loved the combination of banana, strawberries and blueberries in this one. So refreshing.
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Trenette, Fagiolini e Patate al Pesto (Pasta, Green Beans and Potatoes with Pesto) reviewed by kateq

From: The Essential New York Times Cookbook: Classic Recipes for a New Century (reviewed 11th July 2013)

This is such a knockout dish! I first ate it in Italy and loved it and was so delighted to discover this recipe in the Times. If you like pesto, you...
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Trenette with Pesto and Vegetables reviewed by kaye16

From: The Pasta Bible: The Definitive Sourcebook, with over 1,000 Illustrations (reviewed 22nd December 2018)

Very simple and very tasty. I made a halfish recipe, store-bought fresh pasta. Used a quality store-bought pesto, and tomato bits from a can. Comes together...
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Trenette al Pesto di Noci reviewed by kaye16

From: Classic Pasta Cookbook (reviewed 18th January 2018)

Our walnut tree produced abundantly this year, so I'm working on using up the bounty. This was good, but nothing special. The sauce seemed seemed awfully...
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Trao-Mad with Peach Compote reviewed by southerncooker

From: Daniel Boulud's Cafe Boulud Cookbook: French-American Recipes for the Home Cook (reviewed 11th August 2015)

I loved the cookies both with and without the compote which was also delicious. I loved the almond flavor in the cookies. Instead of almond flour I took...
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Transylvanian meatballs with garlic sauce reviewed by redjanet

From: The Hairy Dieters: Good Eating (Hairy Bikers) (reviewed 12th January 2015)

Although this made a substantial lunch, along with a salad and some rice, I was a bit disappointed and surprised that these meatballs did not have as much...
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Transitional Multigrain Sandwich Bread reviewed by bhnyc

From: Peter Reinhart's Whole Grain Breads: New Techniques, Extraordinary Flavor (reviewed 27th December 2010)

There are so many whole grains in here that you feel good eating it! It's relatively easy to make and makes a nice sandwich.
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Transitional Cinnamon Raisin Bread (and Buns) reviewed by bhnyc

From: Peter Reinhart's Whole Grain Breads: New Techniques, Extraordinary Flavor (reviewed 27th March 2011)

I am so glad that I read people's comments about the rise time of this on TheFreshLoaf.com. I did, indeed, find that it took soooo much longer to rise...
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Transitional Cinnamon Raisin Bread (and Buns) reviewed by jenncc

From: Peter Reinhart's Whole Grain Breads: New Techniques, Extraordinary Flavor (reviewed 12th September 2015)

This is a very tasty (not too sweet loaf). We used this for wonderful grilled cheese sandwiches and also good toasted with butter. I agree with the other...
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Trail Mix from Leftovers reviewed by ShannonLBuck

From: Fabulously Frugal Fruits: Recipes and UsesFabulously Frugal Fruits: Recipes and Uses (reviewed 4th December 2010)

This recipe from the eCookBook makes a great treat for the little ones. It can be made with a wide variety of items that need to be used up, such as small...
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Trail Mix Cookies reviewed by southerncooker

From: Joy the Baker Cookbook: 100 Simple and Comforting Recipes (reviewed 7th March 2014)

My family loved these. It makes quiet lot of cookies but that wasn't a problem here. I took some to work, gave my daughter a dozen and we ate the rest....
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Trail Bars reviewed by jenncc

From: Whole Grains for a New Generation: Light Dishes, Hearty Meals, Sweet Treats, and Sundry Snacks for the Everyday Cook (reviewed 3rd September 2013)

These are tasty treats sweetened with only the dried fruits you choose to use. I made my own applesauce, used dried figs, raspberries and walnuts. Apricots,...
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Traditional Vanilla Birthday Cake reviewed by innocentfront

From: The Magnolia Bakery Cookbook: Old-Fashioned Recipes From New York's Sweetest Bakery (reviewed 31st May 2013)

Traditional Scottish Style Oatmeal with Butter reviewed by jenncc

From: Serious Eats (reviewed 5th February 2025)

This is more technique than recipe. I soaked my oats overnight subbing 1/3 of the water with low fat milk. Cooked for about 5 minutes the next morning...
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Traditional Rolled Christmas Sugar Cookies reviewed by loretta

From: Rose's Christmas Cookies (reviewed 27th January 2010)

Everyone needs a great recipe for sugar cookies, this is it. Use it with your favorite cookie cutters and enjoy.
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Traditional Pumpkin Pie with a Fluted Crust reviewed by andrew

From: Martha Stewart (reviewed 12th October 2011)

This is our go-to pumpkin pie recipe for all fall/winter holidays. It's a nice mixture of spices, a good ratio of egg to pumpkin to condensed milk, and...
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Traditional Popovers reviewed by jenncc

From: All Recipes (reviewed 4th January 2021)

Just as I remember as a kid right down to placing a pat butter in each cup. These are plain and can be eaten with savory (roast) or sweet (honey or jam)....
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Traditional Mexican Christmas Salad reviewed by southerncooker

From: The Food Network (reviewed 25th December 2010)

I made this for our Christmas breakfast 2010 and it was fantastic. We all loved it. I did put some of the salad in my son in laws apple before I added...
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Traditional Kim Chi Recipe reviewed by Michelle

From: Dr. Ben Kim (reviewed 18th February 2014)

My husband is a huge fan of kim chi but, this recipe is his absolute favorite. It 100% good for you too. I wouldn't change a thing. Warning, it's a bit...
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Traditional Indian Raita reviewed by aj12754

From: Epicurious (reviewed 16th February 2010)

This was my first raita so my basis for judging is limited, but I thought this was excellent. I served it with Ground Coriander and Cilantro flatbreads...
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Traditional Haroset reviewed by kfranzetta

From: Vegan Holiday Kitchen: More than 200 Delicious, Festive Recipes for Special Occasions throughout the Year (reviewed 28th March 2013)

The flavors of this haroset were very nice. However, I found that it got very watery. Perhaps this is because of the type of apple I used (Fuji) or because...
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Traditional Friday Night Challah reviewed by Zosia

From: A Treasury of Jewish Holiday Baking (reviewed 16th December 2012)

This was a fantastic challah, enriched with whole eggs, oil and sugar, that was very easy to make…..no sponges or preferments required and fermentation...
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Traditional Easter Paska reviewed by Peckish Sister

From: Traditional Ukrainian Cookery ~ 1982 Thirteenth Edition (reviewed 31st January 2011)

This rich bread is traditional for Easter, but also for greeting visitors. It makes a huge batch. I make half a batch to bake one large loaf which turns...
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Traditional Croissants reviewed by Zosia

From: Bouchon Bakery (reviewed 25th January 2013)

Crisp, flaky exterior layers that shatter and a light interior characterize these buttery pastries. This “recipe” actually just provides the instructions...
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Traditional Challah reviewed by Zosia

From: The Bread Bible (reviewed 31st March 2012)

This is a gorgeous bread, both in flavour and texture: it’s light and airy with the perfect level of sweetness for my family’s tastes. The bread is...
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Traditional Braised Daikon reviewed by lisakelsey

From: Hiroko's American Kitchen: Cooking with Japanese Flavors (reviewed 7th January 2013)

In the notes for this recipe the author says you can use the water from rinsing rice to boil the daikon in the first step to make the radish taste milder....
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Traditional Asian-Style “Crisping” Marinade for Oven-Baked Tofu reviewed by resahebler1

From: Passionate Vegetarian (reviewed 31st July 2014)

Traditional Art of the Pie all-butter dough reviewed by southerncooker

From: Art of the Pie: A Practical Guide to Homemade Crusts, Fillings, and Life (reviewed 4th April 2018)

Excellent pie crust.
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Trade Winds Coffeecake reviewed by southerncooker

From: Fresh from the Hearth: 100 Healthy, Heartwarming Recipes for Quick Breads, Muffins, and Coffee Cakes (reviewed 18th May 2010)

Loaded with lots of fruits and other goodies. Good!
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Tourtieres reviewed by Pong Pong

From: The Best of Bridge: Royal Treats for Entertaining (Best Selling Series) (reviewed 25th March 2010)

A bit of work but worth and freezes beautifully. Try with the Rhubarb relish
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Tourtiere : The French - Canadian Meat Pie reviewed by southerncooker

From: The New Midwestern Table: 200 Heartland Recipes (reviewed 23rd November 2014)

This is really an almost all day project but fun to do. I also made Bev's Pie Crust from Page 159 which is fantastic and I made it before for the Spring...
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Tourtière Turnovers reviewed by Zosia

From: A Taste of Canada (reviewed 5th November 2012)

These are miniature versions of the savoury meat pie from Quebec, made with ground pork filling seasoned with savoury, cinnamon and cloves and baked in...
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Tourte Provencale reviewed by friederike

From: Regional French (Le Cordon Bleu) (reviewed 7th August 2013)

Very delicious and nicely flavoured, but the recipe could have been written better. I found that cooking all vegetables in one large pan was very hard...
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Tourneto (Israeli Cucumber and Bread Salad) reviewed by kaye16

From: Book of Middle Eastern Food (reviewed 17th July 2018)

I liked this; DH not so much. Still I'm never sure what to do with soggy salads like this; it's really more like a soup.
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Touch-of-Grace Biscuits reviewed by Peckish Sister

From: The Pie and Pastry Bible (reviewed 16th December 2011)

I too had difficulties with these. I did weigh White Lily flour and opted for buttermilk. My dough was like pancake batter. I tried to shape it and it...
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Touch-of-Grace Biscuits reviewed by southerncooker

From: The Pie and Pastry Bible (reviewed 30th November 2011)

These were fun to make but I discovered we don't like sugar in our biscuits. I already knew we didn't care for sugar in our cornbread. Of course I do...
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Touch of Grace biscuits reviewed by bookwoman

From: Cookwise: The Secrets of Cooking Revealed (reviewed 1st December 2009)

These are delicious - directions are easy to follow. I think these might live up to my Grandmothers. Shirley Corriher said she once got a standing...
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Touch of Grace biscuits reviewed by kellymcc

From: Cookwise: The Secrets of Cooking Revealed (reviewed 1st May 2010)

Mine just never seemed to be pulling together but I persevered and ended up getting them in the pan. They were amazing. Next time, I just need to not be...
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Totally Un-Croque Monsieur Fingers reviewed by southerncooker

From: Pretty Delicious: Lean and Lovely Recipes for a Healthy, Happy New You (reviewed 27th February 2013)

This was a very good grilled cheese. I used the option of cheddar since that's what I had on hand. I also added the optional lean deli ham. I used a whole...
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Totally Radish Burger reviewed by hipcook

From: The Bob's Burgers Burger Book: Real Recipes for Joke Burgers (reviewed 28th May 2019)

The radish-cucumber sauce is a neat idea. I disagree with the recommendation to use a microplane grater; we wanted a slightly larger grate to give more...
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Totally chocolate chocolate chip cookies reviewed by Neodymia

From: Nigella Express (reviewed 9th June 2012)

They really are totally chocolate! Nice fudgy chewy texture and a good size.
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Totally chocolate chocolate chip cookies reviewed by Neodymia

From: Big Fat Cookies (reviewed 16th June 2012)

Tostadas with Spicy Chicken (Tostadas de Tinga) reviewed by jenncc

From: Latin American Street Food: The Best Flavors of Markets, Beaches, and Roadside Stands from Mexico to Argentina (reviewed 7th April 2015)

Shredded chicken in a sauce of onion, garlic, tomatoes and tomatillos with a bit of chipotle - Delicious! I was expecting a darker smoother (blended)...
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Tostadas De Picadillo (ground beef tostadas) reviewed by southerncooker

From: Nopalito: A Mexican Kitchen (reviewed 2nd May 2018)

A hit with my family. Hubby said you can make this again. Son wants me to leave out carrots next time or at least add a lot less. Neither him or his dad...
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Tortilla with Peppers, olives, and kapers reviewed by Barbara

From: 12 Maanden Lekker Eten (reviewed 25th October 2012)

This was the first time I made a tortilla. I made a half recipe and added some bacon pieces, and less oil. this may have been a mistake, since the tortilla...
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Tortilla Soup with Chicken and Lime reviewed by Larrianne

From: Bon Appetit (reviewed 14th April 2010)

I made this 11/19/99 http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Tortilla-Soup-with-Chicken-and-Lime-1183
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Tortilla Soup reviewed by sturlington

From: The Art of Simple Food: Notes, Lessons, and Recipes from a Delicious Revolution (reviewed 14th December 2011)

This was a very good soup, not too spicy but having a nice, mellow heat. The garnishes are what make the soup. I was a little concerned that 1-1/2 quarts...
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