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AUTUMNJOY
 
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Recipe Reviews 63 reviews
Saucy Chicken and Asparagus Bake
You MUST add water to the cream of chicken soup, mayonnaise and lemon juice mixture before poring it over the chicken and asparagus. The asparagus creates a liquid at the bottom of the baking dish during cooking so in order to make the dish edible, I had remove the chicken (scraping off most of the thick soup mixture and melted cheese) and asparagus from the baking dish before stirring in enough hot water to make a sauce.

10 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Mar. 11, 2012
MMMMM... Brownies
This recipe turned out great! It took no time at all to prepare and tastes so much better than the best quality brownie mix you can buy at the grocery store. I doubled the recipe and baked them at 325 for 30 in a special brownie pan that was about 9x13.

1 user found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Feb. 10, 2012
Peppermint Snowballs
I made this recipe for the first time yesterday and was very pleased with how they turned out. The cookies were soft in the middle and had the perfect amount of peppermint flavor and sweetness. I didn't wind up rolling the cookie dough in the sugar and only used 2 tablespoons of skim milk when making the glaze for a thicker consistency and added a tiny drop of peppermint extract to it. If your cookies came out too dry or crumbly, chances are are you added too much flour, probably inadvertently by scooping the flour directly into the cup. In order to prevent this I scoop flour with a spoon and dump the flour into the measuring cup and give the cup a little shake each time I add the flour. Level the measuring cup off using the straight edge of a butter knife.

2 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Dec. 19, 2011
 
 
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