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Joined Date: Dec 02, 2002

Birthday: Sep 09

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Reviewed Fried Chicken

Saturday, Jun 30, 2012 on Cooking Channel

"I prefer Alton's method of marinating the chicken for up to 2 days. It really makes a difference, and I've always done this with my own fried chicken. Don't follow a recipe that recommends less than 8 hours, for sure. You'll be happy you waited. :)"

Reviewed The Ultimate Cheesecake

Wednesday, Dec 21, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

"I found that the cheesecake held up much nicer when leaving it IN the oven, yet turning the oven off, after the 45 minutes. In fact, when I first glanced over the directions, I had thought I read that it SHOULD sit in the 'off' oven for 30 minutes, cooling. Guess it was a happy mistake, because it turned out just fantastic. : )""

Reviewed Bobby's Goulash

Thursday, Oct 28, 2010 on Food Network

"This is very similar to what my Nana used to make, but called 'American Chop Suey'. lol My husband loves this dish. Like another poster had said, I also use Chicken Stock instead of the water (homemade stock....yum). Hubby likes his serving topped with shredded sharp cheddar, also. I like to throw in about a T. of cumin after the meat has had the grease removed from it. Gives it a nice, deep flavor.

Reviewed Bobby's Goulash

Thursday, Oct 28, 2010 on Food Network

"This is very similar to what my Nana used to make, but called 'American Chop Suey'. lol My husband loves this dish. Like another poster had said, I also use Chicken Stock instead of the water (homemade stock....yum). Hubby likes his serving topped with shredded sharp cheddar, also. I like to throw in about a T. of cumin after the meat has had the grease removed from it. Gives it a nice, deep flavor.

Reviewed The Ultimate Beef Wellington

Tuesday, Oct 5, 2010 on Food Network

"This recipe is as close to the British traditional Wellington as I've been able to find online.

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