It's a good recipe to start from but you definitely need to add your own "touch" to it. I used Italian bread crumbs and added some thyme, rosemary and Parmesan cheese. I also made my own cream sauce to top them with as I do not like mushrooms and fortunately happened to have some cream left over from something else.

I made this from fresh basil out of my garden. It was FABULOUS. Thanks!

I also used fresh green beans, halved. Was surprised something so simple would be so good! A definite keeper!

This is a really good recipe! I have made them twice, once with ground beef and once with ground turkey and both worked well for me. I have also used every color BUT green for the peppers (I really just don't like green peppers) and it works in anything! I also don't use the extra sauce on top, I just mixed it all in. I've also never covered these while baking them and I think they turned out just fine. I wouldn't eat stuffed peppers as a kid when my mom would make them for herself and now I know what I've been missing!

This is almost exactly how we make macaroni and cheese except instead of putting tomato juice IN the cheese sauce, we add a little milk and then after it's done baking spoon tomato soup on top! I have NO idea how why we started doing this but I won't make mac and cheese unless there is a can of tomato soup also! And people can say what they want about "processed cheeses" but I prefer it to the oily grainy texture of Cheddar cheese anyday!

I only made a few minor changes starting with cutting the recipes down for only 3 lbs of tomatoes. I used herilooms and a dash of onion powder and NO onions. I hate onions. Everything else I left the same. It was a bit runny after simmering for a couple hours but I think it was partly because of how juicy my tomatoes were and the lack of onion. I don't like chunky sauce so I ran it through the blender for a few seconds just to break those up. This was my first attempt making sauce and I loved it!

Followed the recipe as it was except I used onion powder (I NEVER use onions or have them in the house ewwww). This soup smells amazing! Tastes great too (my two year old ask for seconds!). I'm definitely making this again!

I agree this is a good starter recipe and you can take it like it is or add your own twist to it to make it yours. I used turkey cutlets cut into chunks and broccoli cheese soup. I simply seasoned the turkey before cooking it, used heavy cream instead of milk and added a dash of curry. I also cooked and combined everything in just one Dutch oven - barely any clean up! Gotta love that!

Well these were about the ugliest things I have ever made - BUT this recipe makes a very traditional chewy gnocchi that I just love! My dough was still too sticky after 3 cups of flour so as I formed my gnocchi and put them on a plate, then ended up sticking together. So my advice, either spread them out or throw them into your pot of boiling water as you form them. I think the extra flour does take away from the squash flavor but it's still a great way to sneak in some veggies. I didn't make the sauce, but instead make a quick brown butter and sage sauce. Next time I'm going to try homemade tomato sauce.

I didn't have 5.5bs of apples so I pretty much cut the recipes in half and used only 1 cup on Splenda for the sugar. It's a really good recipe and a great use of the slow cooker. I put half in the freezer and left half out for topping toast and english muffins!

OMG - chocolate! I cut the sugar with Splenda, that's the only change I made. I could only eat one and everyone that knows me knows I love all that is chocolate so these are really rich. Taking them to work tomorrow as I'm afraid most will go to waste since a little goes a long way (good for satisfying your chocolate craving without adding to much to your waistline!).

I also added cinnamon and extra oats. I only had Gala apples which probably is why this was a tad too sweet for me. I am sure with a tart apple this is perfect!

My mom used to make these when I was growing up! I LOVE how cute they are and am having so much fun baking them for my own son right now! I did substitute a 1/2 cup of whole wheat flour and a 1/3 cup splenda. Not that it will make much difference but any little bit helps!

These came out so good! I love them! I did use Splenda for the white sugar and 50% of the flour I substituted for whole wheat flour (can't even tell!!!) Threw in a few raisins. Did NOT chill. First ones I rolled into balls and got puffier cookies. Second tray I rolled into balls and flattened slightly and got a slightly flatter cookie. By no means did I end up with a thin cookie...so maybe refrigeration is not needed, or I got lucky :)

This was okay. The sauce was too sweet, and the dish just tasted as if it was missing something. Doubt I will make it again. Only change I made was using pineapple chunks.

I didn't have the orange/lemon peels but even without them this drink came out great! I used powdered allspice and sugar-free syrup.

Made this exactly as stated (just scaled down for only 1 fillet). So easy and so good! I cooked on medium-low heat with a lid to reduce the smoke. I was worried the salmon wouldn't taste that great no matter what I put on it because it's hard to find good fish here in Utah but the seasoning combination in this made so-so fish take fabulous! Will definitely be making this again!

This is my go-to cookie when I have nothing in the house and am craving something sweet! My recipe however, uses 1/2 cup cocoa, creamy peanut butter and 2 teaspoons of vanilla. I also don't let it boil because I MUCH prefer a gooey-er cookie rather than a drier one.

I suppose a lot of people choose this recipe for the quickness of it but chili is always better and tastier when it cooks long and slow, so I put my in the slow cooker all day. I also made a few changes based upon what I had on hand/other reviewer suggestions. Used 1.5lbs beef, substituted onion powder, reduced salt/cumin to 1 teaspoon each and upped the chili powder to 2 TABLESPOONS and the tomatoes to 2 cans. Omitted the hot sauce and removed the seeds from the chipotles so it that it had the smokey flavor without all the heat. With my changes I would make this again and again :)

I had to make a few changes based on what I had. I used only red peppers and onion powder. I made the sauce exactly as stated but also found it too sweet so I just doubled up on the Worcestershire, steak sauce and vinegar. This is a good quick meal for a busy weeknight and I will most likely make it again but maybe with some other veggies added in.