i made these for our choc. lab who is diabetic and has pancretious(sp?) (he can't have fat either or he gets sick). he really missed his treats, HE LOVES THESE! as well as our golden-doodle puppy! i have asked the vet about buying store made diabetic treats, which are hard to find anyway but he said that there are no laws that regulate what actually goes in them ;despite what they say on the package; they often are not what they say!?anyway i made these just as recipe states except sprinkling some fresh chopped parsley on top of alittle eggwhite wash. WARNING- DO NOT MAKE THESE RIGHT BEFORE COMPANY IS COMING OVER! IT STINKS BAD!! but the look on your dogs face is worth it!thanks for recipe!

Reviewed On: Mar. 28, 2009

WOW! this recipe sounded a bit odd when i read it but i took everyone's advice and gave it a try.i have an 8 year old and a very picky 10 year old,not to mention my picky husband.they ALL LOVED IT!they all want me to make it again soon and i will. it was great, not to hear "dinner is gross"!the only thing i did different was to exchange the wine for chicken broth and at the end remove chicken; add about a tablespoon of cornstarch into about 3 tablespoons of cold water and then added it to the boiling orange-maple sauce to thinken it. then put the chicken back in to serve.THIS IS GREAT!THANK YOU for the recipe!

Reviewed On: Mar. 17, 2009

this is the best cherry pie i've ever eaten!my husband can't eat it fast enough and it even was a thumbs up with my two children (one who is VERY picky)!the almond extract really gives it an extra special flavor!i will always use this recipe for cherry pie!goes great with a scoop of all natural vanilla ice cream.thanks for an absultely great recipe!

Reviewed On: Feb. 8, 2009