I am eating the leftovers right now and this chicken is even better cold! I have been making fried chicken for 10+ years and I have never been able to perfect the technique until now! I added garlic powder to my chicken after dipping in the flour and dipped my hubby's in Texas Pete hot sauce (mixed in with the buttermilk) because he likes it hot. I am a southern girl so I take my fried chicken seriously! So good with gravy too! Thanks so much Elaine!!

This is a favorite potato dish in our home. I omit the lemon - we don't care for it. And of course, I add more garlic. We add brussel sprouts, quartered, as well, if I have them on hand. It takes about 45 minutes to roast and it even tastes great reheated the next day. Super dish Laura!!

The whiskey peppercorn sauce is awesome! I used what I had on hand - a nice thick sirloin in place of the filets and skipped the crab stuffing and mushroom mixture and it was fantastic! I used a little corn starch to speed up the thickening of the sauce at the end. The way I prepared it only took about 30 minutes! I will make this a regular and will add the mushroom mixture the next time. Thanks Sue Z. for a wonderful, divine recipe!!

I just recently bought a convection oven. I prepared a roast that didn't quite turn out & it was underdone so I thought I would try to save it with this recipe. It worked! I added the entire jar of whole pepperoncini's with the liquid and it was to die for! My hubby raved on and on about it! He loved that the peppers were whole and we made two meals out of this roast (sandwiches & burritos). Thanks Joyce - you're a jewel!

Yummy!! We love corn on the cob and this is the easiest and fastest way to prepare it! When we aren't able to grill the corn because of cold weather this is the recipe we love! For us, 2-3 ears of corn is done in exactly 8 minutes. I made 10 ears of corn for Thanksgiving and cooked for 14 minutes. Perfect! Thanks Cheri for making something so good, so simple!

The best! I'm a southern girl and have always used bacon or pork salt to season my green beans... no more!! I love garlic and this is one of our new favorite side dishes! I served this for Thanksgiving and everyone raved!! Thanks Ericka for the awesome recipe!

These are great! It is a little messy but well worth it! I seem to always make a mess anyway... I used a frying pan and drained the fries on a rack over a sheet pan so they wouldn't get soggy. My hubby never eats fries but ate most of these while I was still fixing dinner. Thanks Cassie - you are a genius!

The best! I used a little more butter than called for and used the microwave to melt it. I then put the bread crumbs in a tupperware bowl with the butter and fresh garlic and gave it a shake - so easy! In fact, my hubby requests more salads now that I make these croutons. Sourdough is our favorite. Thanks Cathy for great croutons! You're a genius!

Loved it! My hubby is very particular about his cole slaw, and I have never liked it until this recipe!! I used Marzetti's Slaw Dressing which is tangy and I am a huge blue cheese fan so I gave this a try. I am very glad I did! Thanks Marcy for an awesome slaw salad!!

Quick and Easy! I used your recipe as a base and made the following changes: ground pork instead of beef, added onions and garlic sauteed in olive oil, and black olives and also definitly more sauce (I added 2 jars). For cheese, I used fresh romano, mozzarello, and parmesan. So good! Be sure to cover the dish and take the foil off during the last 10-15 minutes to brown. My hubby told me it was the best spaghetti he has ever had! Thanks so much Wendy!

Awesome! I made 3 lbs. of wings, and my hubby ate all but a couple of wings. I have also found that just deep frying the wings naked - without flour, then draining on a rack and placing in a serving bowl with Texas Pete Wing Sauce is just as good (hotter which is what we love!) and much quicker. So good with chunky blue cheese dressing and celery. Thanks Kelly for a great tasting recipe!

Loved it! I omitted the egg and melted 2-3 tablespoons of butter. I dipped the chicken in the melted butter, and then dredged in the cracker crumbs. Nice and buttery, not greasy at all, and I didn't have a problem with the cracher crumbs sticking. I also just used a couple of pats of butter rather than 1/2 cup to "dot" the chicken. Thanks so much Heather for a marvelous butter chicken that is famous with us!

Loved this! I did not add the green pepper - we are not big fans! My husband loves to eat his kielbasa with bbq sauce so I served it on the side as a dipping sauce. Goes great with cheddar biscuits! Thanks Christopher - awesome comfort food! And it reheats well the next day (or 2)!

I used a 2 lb. chuck roast and didn't cut down on any of the other ingredients. I cooked it for 6 hours one night and 4-5 hours the next day! I served on toasted french sub rolls, with mozzarella and "Homemade Horseradish" which is found on this website. My hubby and I really loved it. Thanks Lori for the best beef dip ever!

Excellent! I used refried beans instead of beef (my hubby's favorite) and I topped with Red Enchilada Sauce from this website (Hubby absolutely loved that!!) and monterey jack. Baked covered for 15 minutes and this was the best meal we have had since moving from San Diego to TN. Ole Donna!

This sauce made my husband propose to me again! (We were married in Vegas-after this sauce, he has asked for a Mountain retreat... cozy!) I used tomato paste & added extra chili powder and cumin. My husband is from San Diego and we don't have the same quality of food here in TN but he said this was better than any sauce he had in San Diego or Mexico! Thanks Sara for an awesome sauce!

I used this recipe with the Best Beef Dip Ever found on this website instead of deli roast beef. I also subbed the mayo and mustard with Home Horseradish also from this site, and used Mozzarella instead of Provolone! My hubby thought it was divine! Thanks HellSwitch for a great sandwich!

Heavenly!! My husband, like reviewer, SANDRAFOWLER's fiance, scrapped our plates! Fettuccini Alfredo is one of our favorite dishes. I totally craved this when I was pregnant (and believe it or not I only gained 8 lbs. with my pregnancy!) Never again will we order this in a restaurant because I can make it better thanks to Michelle Barr!!

I LOVE French Onion Soup!! My hubby and I use to have to go to one of our finer restaurants in town (that is not kid-friendly so we had to find a babysitter too) to get the best onion soup in town but thanks to Lori Levin, I can make it myself! I sliced about 5 large onions and cooked them for about 40 minutes over med heat, stirring them once in a while. Then I added 1 minced garlic clove in for about one minute before adding 1/2 cup white wine (a bit more than 2 tbsp!). I let it cook until almost dry then I sprinkled the onions with flour and cooked that (while constantly stirring) for about 3 minutes. Then I added 5 cans of beef broth and cooked for about 20 minutes. I used grated Gruyere and this was absolutely the best french onion soup I have ever had and I can't believe I made it myself!! Thanks Lori!!

I am so picky when it comes to pasta salad! This is Awesome!! I followed the advice of MC_MA_OF_3 and dried the pasta on a clean dish towel. I also substituted the green peppers for pepperonchinis. I added red onion and sprinkled with parmesean cheese! Yummy!! My husband absolutely loves it. He ate 2 huge bowls last night and took another huge bowl to work with him today. Thanks so much Desiree for sharing your AWESOME Pasta Salad!