Reviewed: Dec. 3, 2000

This recipe is one of my family favorites. Everyone loves these and they disappear quickly. I add 1\2 cup chopped red pepper for some nice color.

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MELLYGIRL23

Home Town: Sultan, Washington, USA

Reviewed: Apr. 25, 2001

The most fabulous mouthwatering appetizer ever!! I am "famous" in my circle of friends and family for this recipe. I have made this recipe for about 5 years and people still request at parties or functions I attend. It is a fairly time consuming recipe but worth every minute.

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AHSLEY AND TYLERS MOM

Reviewed: Oct. 22, 2001

rave reviews from people at a party that I gave recently.

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ENAKAI

Reviewed: Dec. 31, 2001

This recipe was really disgusting. When I firt began the recipe, I thought the wonton cups were really cute and eye-catching. Then as I mixed the sausage mixture I was slightly repulsed by the Ranch additive, but I figured that it would all come together once cooked. I was wrong. It was way too sickenly ranchy creamy, and the sausage was rubbery. I brought this appetizer to a party, and thank goodness I brought the Brown Sugar Smokies (also on Allrecipes) because the dish remained virtually untouched.

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TIERNEYPHAM

Reviewed: Jan. 1, 2002

These had to compete with a lot of other appetizers at the New Year's Eve party and they did quite well! Our group of twelve managed to finish all four dozen, so I think it's safe to say they were a hit. They're a lot faster and easier to make than the homemade potstickers I usually do. They're better warm, so make sure you have a microwave handy if they're going to be sitting out very long.

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2much2do

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Sandy, Utah, USA

Living In: West Jordan, Utah, USA

Reviewed: Jan. 9, 2002

loved the spiciness and it was easy and easy to make ahead. My husband went crazy over them

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Kerry

Reviewed: Mar. 25, 2002

I couldn't get the won tons to form into cups, so they were like little saucers. I will use bigger tins next time. I really liked the flavor, but I cut down the ranch just a tad. I'm thinking about using pre-formed pastry cups, and how they would taste. Will let you know!

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JOSEBARC

Reviewed: Nov. 29, 2002

These are fantastic-- when making the wonton cups- be gentle because they can tear. I added a few strips of shredded cheese on the top of the stuffed wonton cup to make it a little cheesier. Also I cooked the sausage first (without the casing) in a frying pan, then I chopped it with one of those hand choppers.

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