I brought this to a potluck and while sitting at the table a murmur started around the room. "Who made the corn?" When people found out I made it, lots of people requested the recipe for Thanksgiving. I made the recipe as written, but doubled it, and added 1 teaspoon of vanilla and used 1 stick of butter. I cooked it in the crockpot for 4 hours, then put it in the oven at 350 for about half an hour to brown the top.

This is one of my favorite salads. It is so easy, different and tasty. I use the wasabi paste in a tube from the oriental food aisle or sometimes by the fresh salad section. I also add some sugared ginger sprinkled on top, and some grated ginger in the dressing. Sushi is all about the ginger for me! I usually don't mix in the lettuce, but put the salad on a bed of lettuce for people to take if they want. I also tried adding the sushi seaweed sheets chopped up and mixed in- did not like it at all.

This was a fun, different recipe. I made it for my husband to bring to work on halloween when he dressed up as a Grease "Pink Lady." I only put the 2 Tablespoons of cherry juice in the frosting. Interestingly kids said it was very cherry-y, but most adults just got a hint of cherry. They were very pretty and not hard to make. A little goes a long way.

We love this chicken and think it tastes just like Outback. Who would believe that marinating chicken in Worcestershire Sauce would make such a difference! we cooked the chicken on the barbeque (just because living in Florida we grill all the time!) and added cheddar cheese. If you go looking for leftovers, they are always all gone, no matter how much we make! Just wish they were a bit healthier!

This cheesecake was yummy and extremely easy to make. I made a mistake in measuring, so ended up having to double the recipe, which was actually a good thing because it was gone quickly when my husband brought it to work. I ended up making a 9 X 13 inch rectangular pan and a 7 X 11 brownie pan. They came out light and tasty. I did use the melted caramels in the cake, but drizzled caramel sundae sauce over the top.

My husband and I thought it was too sweet, but all the kids loved it. My daughter brought it with her while helping at the school play and it was gone in minutes with everyone saying it tasted just like the Cookie and Cream candy bars that they use to buy. I live in Florida, so good thing it was eaten quickly because it melted if out of the fridge too long.

Made this pretty much to the recipe, except that I doubled it, used boneless chicken thighs and added a pack of mixed frozen broccoli, cauliflower and carrots. I fried the chicken in batches, and when done put them in a 350 oven to stay warm and crispy. With 3 teenagers, by the next morning there was not a piece left. They all exclaimed how good it was - even better than Chinese takeout.

I usually bake at least once a week, usually 3 or 4 things at a time. These are my all time favorites! They are so easy to mix up and bake. They are pretty quick to put together and taste so good. The chocolate cake part is not very sweet, but the filling is, so each bite is heavenly. They taste just like a Devil Dog to me. I use parchment paper, so I can remove them when done cooking, and then use the baking sheet again. I always plan on trying a variation, but then I remember how good they are with the original recipe, that I just keep making them that why. My only problem with them is that when I know they are there, I want to eat them!

My family really enjoyed this. I followed other reviewer's suggestions and reduced the lemon juice to the juice of 1 fresh lemon, so about 1/4 cup. I also added 1 cup of sour cream instead of the 1/4 cup. It was perfect, not too lemony, but with a definite lemon taste and very creamy. We enjoyed it over penne.

Yummy! Yummy! This cake was so good. It was moist, rich and fluffy! I made it exactly to the recipe, it was easy, fast and yummy. Even the clean-up was easy. The only problem I had was trying not to eat too much!

I make this salad every night before our big parties, to give the flavors time to blend. It is always well recieved - many people just can't stop eating it. I make it exactly to the recipe and it always gets rave reviews.

I make this pasta salad every time we have a large party (which is often) or a potluck. It is a welcome change to pasta salad, and it is usually completely gone by the end of the evening. I also use olive oil, fresh minced garlic and dried oregano. Then sprinkle the whole thing with feta cheese. Always a winner!

Started making this to marinate, and then had an emergency and had to leave. So I put it all in the crockpot. 4 hours later it was perfect...my daughter's favorite meal is teriyaki chicken, and she said this was the best ever. Gobbled up the juice on white rice.

Made this to bring to my son's girlfriends parents house. It was really beautiful and not hard to make at all. Everyone loved it and declared it a 5 star winner! Now if only we could travel to taste it in Australia or New Zealand! It would also make adorable individual servings.

We really liked this soup. I followed the directions pretty closely, But used real onion and garlic, not dried and did put in most of the other seasonings, all fresh, though. I also used fresh baked sweet potatoes and used less water. I also put in shredded chicken. It really hit the spot!

These were so good - light,fluffy and moist. Even people who "don't really like paenut butter" loved these. I covered them with homemade chocolate frosting and Reeses Pieces crumbles. Yum Yum.

These were really good. I also baked the 2 loaves, then sliced them after they baked for 55 minutes, sprinkled on more cinnamon sugar and then baked on each side for an additional 10 minutesper side. I made them for my Jewish friends for Passover. Everybody loved them. I will be making another batch tomorrow to keep! I am also going to try cranberries and white chocolate.

I made 70 of these with spicy turkey sausage for a Thanksgiving Potluck. They were wonderful and the first item emptied. I wore gloves while halving and used a grapefruit spoon to clean out the seeds. I also wrapped each in 1/2 slice of bacon. I cooked them on the broiler pan with aluminum foil on the bottom - not greasy at all and hardly any clean up. My husband's(and his coworkers) new favorite!

This is a really nice, easy recipe that looks beautiful and tastes better than I've gotten in some restaurants. I basically followed the recipe, but had no fresh spinach, so used half a box of frozen. Everyone loved it!

Every time I have left over ripe bananas I make these to send in with my husband to work. They are beautiful, moist, banana-y muffins with a beautiful shape. The crumb topping makes them extra yummy!