From: PatrickG
On Jan 1, 2007
This was very good and easy to make. I tried to make it with all the veggies listed, but could only fit peppers, potatoes and onions (the rest I served as side dishes). The veggies gets very soft, so I'm afraid the leftovers will be quite mushy when I try to reheat them. Try to make just enough for one meal!
From: GreeksWife
On Dec 30, 2006
I have this recipe and I use it a lot. It is a quick easy recipe with a quick easy clean-up. I always mix half a cup of honey with half a cup of regular BBQ sauce. You can use practically any veggies at all. I love to include snow peas and always use more sauce than the directions call for.
From: Chef at Heart
On Jan 15, 2007
This is a great recipe. My husband is alergic to onions so I probably did not get the entire flavour intended. I also used fresh mushrooms,left out the peas, and subsituted a yellow pepper for the green (it's just what I happened to have at the time). I'm going to try it on the BBQ next time.
From: Claudia Dawn
On Sep 7, 2007
This was VERY good! I made for each individual's taste and marked each with their initials. I used Sweet Baby Rays BBQ sauce on mine and the kids - excellent! My husband used his own spices because he didn't want BBQ chicken. Ours were much better - had a little bit of a kick to it. I also loved the quick clean up. I definately will be making this again.
From: Squirrelette
On Aug 5, 2009
Very tasty! I used red pepper rings, tomato chutney (instead of BBQ sauce), fresh mushrooms, frozen peas, and a thinly sliced russet potato because that's what I had on hand and it turned out moist and flavorful, thanks to the chutney. I may experiment with additional spices next time just because I like trying different flavors.
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