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AndAQT2
 
Home Town: Chicago, Illinois, USA
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Member Since: Jun. 2009
Cooking Level: Expert
Cooking Interests: Baking, Grilling & BBQ, Frying, Slow Cooking, Mexican, Southern, Dessert, Kids, Quick & Easy
Hobbies: Boating, Walking, Photography, Music, Charity Work
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Neapolitan Pound Cake
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Recipe Reviews 23 reviews
Homemade Beef Breakfast Sausage Patties
The sausage were good, however I did double the spice as I could tell it wouldn't be enough. The first time I made it I just had some leftover ground chuck from another recipe so I had to adjust the portions. The next time (still using the leftover ground chuck from another recipe) I doubled all except the meat again and added a little imitation maple flavoring as I sometimes enjoy maple sausage and it was good as well. I definitely recommend this recipe, just double spices.

2 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Dec. 3, 2011
Gingersnap Pumpkin Pie
Wow, I really didn't know how to rate this. This was different. I made 2 pies, one with evaporated milk and one with eggnog instead. On both I found myself eating the filling and crust separately as though they didn’t go together. The filling was extra smooth and mild, and the crust was spicy and bold. I like both, but don't necessarily have the desire to have them together again. I’ll stick with the graham cracker crust for my pumpkin pies and figure out another pie for the gingersnap crust. (BTW, using eggnog instead of evaporated milk is really good)

1 user found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Dec. 3, 2011
Shrimp Chowder
This was pretty good. I took the advice of other reviewers and added corn and boiled both the corn and potatoes in some homemade chicken stock I had. I used fresh corn on the cob that I of course cut off the cob. I think I should have cooked the corn and celery a little longer as they were crisp, too crisp for this type of soup. The cream cheese was a fabulous idea, it added a nice smooth, creamy texture and taste, and it was very “mouth-pleasing”. But there was still something missing and I couldn’t put my finger on it. Every time I took a spoonful, I was longing for another flavor to come. I was looking for a layered flavor, but I just wasn’t getting it. THEN I decided to use some garlic pepper seasoning by McCormick (in the grinder) in my bowl, and that did it!!! It completed my dining experience. We still have some soup left in the refrigerator, so when I heat it up I’ll add the garlic pepper seasoning and see how it tastes the next day. UPDATE: This soup was great the next day after adding the garlic pepper seasoning. I also didn’t mind the crispness of the celery and corn anymore. By the way, the garlic pepper seasoning in the grinder has a much more intense flavor than the other stuff; it is actual dehydrated garlic, whole peppercorns, and sea salt.

10 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Apr. 26, 2010
 
 
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