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Laurelg1 rated and reviewed the recipe Spinasse Ragu
Spinasse Ragu
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"If you replace the tomatoes and chicken broth with no salt added/lower sodium products, you can reduce the sodium by about 500grams per serving... I'm sure there are other areas you could reduce too, but those are the easiest."
Posted on 11/8/2010
Laurelg1 rated and reviewed the recipe Grilled Herb Chicken on a Can
Grilled Herb Chicken on a Can
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"I also use a can of baked beans. The beans flavor the chicken, and the chicken the beans, so you have a side dish ready to go with your chicken! I use a stand, but the bean can works too. I wrap my chicken in foil for the first part of the grilling to keep the skin from blackening."
Posted on 6/19/2010
Laurelg1 rated and reviewed the recipe Easy Fish Tacos
Easy Fish Tacos
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"My family raved over these taco's. I loved the ease of the recipe. I did use a soft flour torilla though the kicker was the slaw mix. My changes were: 1 pack of broccoli slaw, only 1/2 package of taco seasoning and a couple of tablespoons of milk. And like I said the soft shell which I warmed in a ungreased skillet for about 15 seconds per side. My husband ate like 5 of these and just kept saying how good they were. Even my picky eaters raved over them."
Posted on 4/13/2010
Laurelg1 rated and reviewed the recipe Fudgy Truffle Eggs
Fudgy Truffle Eggs
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"I made these and they were surprisingly easy. It is slightly time consuming, but a great way to give a fresh candy gift. I recommend using peanut butter if using a milk or dark chocolate coating, however try the marshmallow cream with a little fruit preserve and coat it with a vanilla bark or white chocolate. It is a nice surprise! I too rely on ratings before I prepare recipes, and posting a reply but leaving the rating at a one spoon only lowers the average rating. Just my two cents."
Posted on 3/28/2010
Laurelg1 rated and reviewed the recipe Heavenly Chocolate Mousse Bars
Heavenly Chocolate Mousse Bars
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"Light (tasting) and easy to prepare. A shortcut to a decadent dessert."
Posted on 2/8/2010

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Posted 11/8/2010 12:25:07 PM REPORT ABUSE
Spinasse Ragu
Spinasse Ragu
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If you replace the tomatoes and chicken broth with no salt added/lower sodium products, you can reduce the sodium by about 500grams per serving... I'm sure there are other areas you could reduce too, but those are the easiest.
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Posted 6/19/2010 7:02:32 AM REPORT ABUSE
Grilled Herb Chicken on a Can
Grilled Herb Chicken on a Can
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I also use a can of baked beans. The beans flavor the chicken, and the chicken the beans, so you have a side dish ready to go with your chicken! I use a stand, but the bean can works too. I wrap my chicken in foil for the first part of the grilling to keep the skin from blackening.
This reply was: Helpful  Inspiring
 
Posted 4/13/2010 4:10:07 AM REPORT ABUSE
Easy Fish Tacos
Easy Fish Tacos
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My family raved over these taco's. I loved the ease of the recipe. I did use a soft flour torilla though the kicker was the slaw mix. My changes were: 1 pack of broccoli slaw, only 1/2 package of taco seasoning and a couple of tablespoons of milk. And like I said the soft shell which I warmed in a ungreased skillet for about 15 seconds per side. My husband ate like 5 of these and just kept saying how good they were. Even my picky eaters raved over them.
This reply was: Helpful  Inspiring
 
Posted 3/28/2010 9:56:23 AM REPORT ABUSE
Fudgy Truffle Eggs
Fudgy Truffle Eggs
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I made these and they were surprisingly easy. It is slightly time consuming, but a great way to give a fresh candy gift. I recommend using peanut butter if using a milk or dark chocolate coating, however try the marshmallow cream with a little fruit preserve and coat it with a vanilla bark or white chocolate. It is a nice surprise! I too rely on ratings before I prepare recipes, and posting a reply but leaving the rating at a one spoon only lowers the average rating. Just my two cents.
This reply was: Helpful  Inspiring
 
Posted 2/8/2010 4:09:27 AM REPORT ABUSE
Heavenly Chocolate Mousse Bars
Heavenly Chocolate Mousse Bars
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Light (tasting) and easy to prepare. A shortcut to a decadent dessert.
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Posted 10/24/2009 6:19:37 AM REPORT ABUSE
Surprise Cupcake Cones
Surprise Cupcake Cones
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Cupcake cones are a huge hit with kids, but baking inside the cone often results in a soggy cone, especiall if not served the same day it is baked. This recipe eliminates the soggy cone syndrome. I highly recommend using this method... Mine turned out wonderfully.
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Posted 9/27/2009 4:27:11 PM REPORT ABUSE
Chicken-Broccoli-Tortellini Soup
Chicken-Broccoli-Tortellini Soup
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Not a bad dish, but definitely needs some extra seasoning...and not with salt, the sodium is already high. A nice addition would be with some fresh herbs...
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Posted 6/9/2009 4:55:45 AM REPORT ABUSE
Honey Bun Cake
Honey Bun Cake
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A sure fire favorite! This is a very easy, few ingredient recipe. It is a wonderful breakfast staple. The last time I baked this, I poured all of the batter into the baking dish, topped with the cinnamon/sugar, then swirled with a knife - verses layering. It turned out well and I found it was a little easier than layering because the batter is thick. Either way, it's a great cake!
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Posted 6/9/2009 4:55:45 AM REPORT ABUSE
Honey Bun Cake
Honey Bun Cake
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Big hit in the office! Very easy too. Prepared it before work and served it warm. I started with whole pecans, toasted them, then chopped them. Thanks to other reviews, I just concocted my own icing to where I thought it was ready. I highly recommend this for a quick, easy treat.
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Posted 12/29/2008 8:25:17 PM REPORT ABUSE
Crunchy Ranch Tuna Pasta
Crunchy Ranch Tuna Pasta
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I was looking for a quick recipe and I had all of these ingredients on hand. It was very easy to complete, and I made these additions: 2 cups of chopped broccoli and I did as others posted - right after adding the ranch and sour cream, I placed the pasta in an 8" dish and baked it at 350 for about 5 minutes - long enough to crisp the onions and thicken the sauce. Everyone enjoyed the dish, and my picky pasta eater even went back for seconds. My husband said the only thing he would suggest was backing down on the ranch a little - but it could have been the brand I used... I would recommend.
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