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Review From: KatieMG
On May 9, 2008
RECIPE: 30 Minute One Pan Chicken Meal
A very tasty and easy meal. I made it with a few revisions and I'll make more changes next time. Four chicken breasts makes quite a bit of food — if you serve this dish over pasta you can easily serve six to eight people. My changes: tripled the...
Review From: Elly in Canada
On May 8, 2008
RECIPE: Squash, Ginger and Apple Soup
I loved this soup! I followed the recipe, substituted chicken broth for the vegetable and used a lighter cream. I enjoyed the many flavours, sweet squash and apples, bit of bite from the fresh ginger and the creamy texture! When you bake the...
Review From: Dasha
On May 8, 2008
RECIPE: Moroccan Pork Casserole
Moroccans do not eat pork so this cannot be a moroccan recipe. The majority of moroccans are muslim or jewish. Neither religion allows pork. I think they called this recipe "moroccan" simply because it uses olive oil, and cumin. Or maybe the...
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