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"Just an observation, watching the show it did NOT show any sauce being added to the angle hair pasta before it was put on top of the eggplant, but when the camera showed the pasta being placed on top of the eggplant before rolling it up, it definitely had been mixed in sauce; it was red!
There needs to be more attention paid to the details. ""
"Watching the show, Bobby added some ketchup to the dipping sauce to thicken it and a few drops of Siracha to the egg whites to spice it up. The shrimp were LIBERALLY sprayed with non-stick cooking spray. The guest had the idea to combine the shrimp with the Thai fruit salad for presentation purposes as an appetizer... Great idea!""
"FYI Foodnetwork...The ingredients do not include the crumbled blue cheese! (Michael used 8 oz of crumbled blue cheese.)"
"FYI Foodnetwork...The ingredients do not include crumbled blue cheese! (Michael used 8 oz of crumbled blue cheese)"
"This recipe cannot be used for Passover without making changes to the ingredients... besides confectioners sugar being made with corn starch and the need to make sure the jam is not made with corn syrup, vanilla extract is not acceptable as it is an extract made with alcohol, a fermented substance, a no no during Passover. Artificial vanilla powder mixed with sugar is now widely available. It comes in packets or envelopes of better yet, 12 ounce tubs that have a little measuring spoon inside. "Kosher-for-Passover" Vanilla Powder or Vanilla Sugar does not compare at all to real, pure vanilla BUT it is an approved ingredient for Passover. Look for brands such as Haddar, Lieber's, Rokeach, or Itkowitz.
IMHO Food Network should do their research and respect the Jewish religion and customs and not label recipes for Passover that are not acceptable under Jewish law."
"This recipe cannot be used for Passover without making changes to the ingredients... besides confectioners sugar being made with corn starch and the need to make sure the jam is not made with corn syrup, vanilla extract is not acceptable as it is an extract made with alcohol, a fermented substance. Artificial vanilla powder mixed with sugar is now widely available. It comes in packets or envelopes of better yet, 12 ounce tubs that have a little measuring spoon inside. "Kosher-for-Passover" Vanilla Powder or Vanilla Sugar does not compare at all to real, pure vanilla BUT it is an approved ingredient for Passover. Look for brands such as Haddar, Lieber's, Rokeach, or Itkowitz.
Food Network should do their research and not label recipes for Passover that are not acceptable/"
"Paula you did it again! Absolutely delicious...my family thought they did not like anything with pumpkin in it, but thankfully they took my advice and tried it..."OH MY GOODNESS GRACIOUS its SCRUMTIOUS", was all they could say in between mouthfuls!
I followed the recipe to the "T' and I would not change a thing. Then there was a mix up and it was mistaken for a sweet potato casserole and went back in the oven for a few minutes ... it still came out fabulous albeit a lil drier but still gooey... I might cook my next one a little longer because the cake part was just right!
I don't think my family will let me wait until next Thanksgiving before making it again... Thank you Paula.
"Paula you did it again! Absolutely delicious...my family thought they did not like anything with pumpkin in it, but thankfully they took my advice and tried it..."OH MY GOODNESS GRACIOUS its SCRUMTIOUS", was all they could say in between mouthfuls!
I followed the recipe to the "T' and I would not change a thing. I don't think my family will wait until next Thanksgiving to enjoy this sinful and sexy dessert. Thank you Paula.
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