Made this for Super Bowl and it went over amazingly!!! I made a double batch and it fit perfectly in a 6.75 qt French oven. Looking forward to making this many more times! It was also a great alternative to ground beef tacos!

Made a double batch, made closer to about 34 cakes rather than 24, and the icing would have been enough to ice double that! However, I received absolutely rave reviews and they were delicious. I added 3 jellybeans of different flavors to the top to have something cute and fun instead of just the walnuts. I am going to try this as a carrot cake bread next time.

This is absolutely fantastic! It does take a lot of bananas and I actually ran out so I used one of those applesauce cups unsweetened (4oz). I also added nutmeg as others recommended and I wish I had had cinnamon as well! Super yummy and incredibly moist. This makes a large loaf so it was more than enough to freeze half of it for another day! This is a great way to use some old bananas! :)

The salsa is absolutely fantastic! I trusted my gut instincts and all the prior reviews and made a double batch so that I would have more this week for over top chicken and tuna steaks. So glad that I did this! (I'm eating the salsa over grilled tuna steaks as I type!!). This is a fantastic condiment and super light prep. for the summer. I used a fish called amberjack instead of the halibut which is similar to mahi mahi and it was just super tender, flaky and flavorful. I am looking forward to seeing what else this is fantastic on!

They asparagus were super yummy and the sauce was fantastic! I quite like this simple yet beautiful presentation and great taste that makes people think that you did a lot more than you actually did!

This recipe is fantastic. I agree with cutting down on the sugar by at least half (I used 1/4 cup and it was more than fine) and I also used dried cherries. This is a very simple and tasty dressing. I will definitely be making this again several times this summer!

Really liked this. Served with tortilla strips and toasted baguette rounds that had parmesean and garlic butter on them.

Super yummy and I did add basil as recommended by others and I really love the garlic flavor that the boiling of the garlic with the potatoes imparts. I used my potato ricer because I really like creamy smooth potatoes. I left part of the skins on but not all of them. They turned out fantastic!

Really good and quite a nice spice to it. I like the spice so it wasn't too powerful. I also took some advice and put in the rice in the last 40 minutes and it mixed very very well. I also added garlic and doubled the bell pepper.

A very good applesauce and such a great alternative to buying prepared applesauce. It really is very simple!

Made this and doubled the ricotta and added some additional noodles as well as adding portabello mushrooms. super yummy and the lasagna did end up being much taller. Quite enjoyed this lasagna.

I made this for a work shindig and it received nothing less than rave reviews. I used all fresh herbs, the fennel does make a difference and it was hands down the best I have ever had. The sauce is also fantastic as a topping for spaghetti!

Super yummy and the stuffing makes a great topping over rice as well! I doubled the veggies and portabello mushrooms and added a little bit more spice to it but I loved them and they reheated very very well as leftovers.

Really really yummy. I also completely cheated and used hunts canned tomatoes that I drained. They turned out super yummy and quick. Only thing I may change is to brush some olive oil onto the bread before toasting it so that it doesn't scorch as mine did initially.... but that was probably since I wasn't paying close enough attention!

I made these for a superbowl party at a house that was strictly vegetarian. These came out fantastic. I used indian curry and used more of it since we are all big spice fans and these were out of this world! I also made a triple batch and had some stuffing left over. The stuffing made a fantastic cheese spread!

This roast worked beautifully. I actually used top round since it was on sale when I went to purchase the meat. Reading others posts concerning gas ovens and realizing that my apartment oven probably won't work the same way, I did modify certain things. I used a 4 lb roast and seasoned it with kosher salt and pepper as well as some fresh ground dried rosemary. I used a meat thermometer because I didn't want to play a guessing game of sorts and set the thermometer to medium rare. I sprinkled all three spices generously and then put the into the oven after it had preheated for 30 min. I then cooked to the 7 min per pound and then turned the temp down to 220 (lowest my oven went...) and used the meat thermometer to tell me when to take out the oven. Let the roast rest for the recommended amount of time and this was hands down an amazing roast and I plan on using this technique over and over again. In fact, I went and bought a few more roasts on sale and froze them in order to make this meal again!

Quite a good meal! I actually made this in double because I had four pounds of venison that I had defrosted (between a roast and a back strap). I actually didn't use the veg. oil, but rather cooked the venison in bacon fat (used an entire package for the double batch) and then also added 1 lb of celery and 2 packages of mushrooms. In addition, i used very little water, instead i used beef stock, and i also used prior reviewer's recommendations to use brown gravy mix instead of flour. I also added a few more spices (such as rosemary, basil, etc,) and used salt and pepper to taste. I have a great amount left for me and the roommate as well as some portions for family members. This is a great alternative to the chili I usually make. Great meal that everyone has raved about!

This recipe turned out amazing! I made a few changes like adding two red potatoes cubed to the chicken mixture as well as adding mushrooms (about half a package of pre sliced) to the wet mixture and some fresh herbs (rosemary, thyme, and parsley) and some garlic. This was met with rave reviews!

Really really yummy! Made this for the roommate and I and some friends and it was a huge hit! I made garlic mashed cauliflower with it and it was super yummy and great for leftovers.

So much fun! Here in maryland we had 43" of snow last year at one time which was way more than we were used to! After a few days, the roommate and I made a journey and walked to the grocery store so we could make this! A lot of fun and great memories!