The flavor is good but the baking is horrible. I left them baking far longer than was stated in the recipie. I put them back I don't know how many times at 2 and 3 minute pops. I didn't read the reviews as I do most of the time because I was in a hurry. Per the reviews, perhaps parchment paper would have done the trick. I buttered and floured the pan and the cookies still stuck. They didn't brown like I thought they should and they were very gooey in the middle of the cookie. It was a big if, IF I got them off the pan without breaking. I am a baker and make tons of cookies, especially at Christmas time. Very unlikely that I will make these again. The ingredients are far too expensive to land up with a pile of crumbs.

Reviewed On: Oct. 17, 2009

Wonderful recipe. I will most definitely make this again. Even though it wasn't necessary, I did make some changes. For 6 chops, I sauteed 2 red bell peppers, 2 green bell peppers and 1 lrg onion. Once the pepper/onion mixture is softened, to that, I added a 14.5 ounce can of diced tomatoes and a 10 ounce can of tomato sauce. I browned the chops and prepared the remainder of the recipe as described. Once the chops were browned, I poured the tomato pepper/onion mixture over the chops. I covered the pan and let them simmer a good half hour. It turned out fantastic. My husband asked when I was going to make this again. Next time I make this, I will prepare the chops in the oven as described as I think the chops will then be a bit more tender. Truly wonderful recipe.

Reviewed On: Feb. 9, 2009

Great recipe. Didn't really make any changes. The recipe called for an onion. I like onions so I used a larger onion. I didn't use a full two tbs of butter topping the ramikins prior to baking as I like to watch the fat and calories. I'm sure a full two tbs of butter would taste great though. This is particularly a great recipe using canned clams and you need a quickie dish. I will definitely make this again.

Reviewed On: Dec. 24, 2008