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Slow Cooker Pinto Beans

(1 person found this helpful) Posted by looneytunesfan  

This bean dish is so tasty and so easy to make. I substituted smoked neck bones instead of ham hock, and added cayenne pepper. After simmering for about 7 hours, they were PERFECT! Soo incredibly good and saucy, perfect for serving over rice as... — Chickalicious_NYC Apr 19, 2009

Recipe #166818

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Tilapia

Posted by Julie Cioffi  

Great recipe! I made a few small changes — added adobo, parmesan cheese, and bread crumbs to mixture. Brushed butter on fish intead and added olive oil to spice mixture with lemon juice until it was a bit pastey but not too thick. I then... — Chickalicious_NYC Feb 13, 2009

Recipe #9004

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Leek and Potato Soup

Posted by Tara  

This soup was super easy and really delicious — I modified it a bit by adding adobo instead of salt and used 1/4 cup of heavy cream and 1/4 cup of milk instead just to make it a bit richer. Yummy! I will be making this again for sure. Thanks for... — Chickalicious_NYC Jan 4, 2009

Recipe #46374

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Banana Pudding

(3 people found this helpful) Posted by Darryl Toney  

This recipe was so easy and soo yummy! I would strongly recommend preparing this at least 10 hrs in advance before serving to guests — allowing banana flavor to "blossom." By the next day, the flavor was perfect. My classy boyfriend loved it so... — Chickalicious_NYC Aug 5, 2008

Recipe #8487

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Peanut Sauce (for dippin' or smearin')

(1 person found this helpful) Posted by Derf  

This sauce is delicious!!! The lime juice could have been overpowering but the chicken satay recipe I made happened to blend very well with this recipe. Perfect blend of salty/sweet. Next time I think I might start with slightly less lime juice... — Chickalicious_NYC Jul 14, 2008

Recipe #28390

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Satay Ayam (Chicken Satay)

Posted by spatchcock  

This recipe was too die for!!! I prepared it for a cocktail party and my friends were really impressed. I followed the directions exactly and served it with ChuckWagon's Peanut Satay sauce (thanks L. Duch!!) — what a combo!!! Its in my foodie... — Chickalicious_NYC Jul 14, 2008

Recipe #38009

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Cocktail Meatballs Swedish Style

Posted by Mishel  

I made this recipe for a cocktail party at my house and one of my Swedish friends was really impressed by this dish! He loved it It was super easy and I loved that it didnt have any pork! Thanks Mishel!!!! — Chickalicious_NYC Jul 14, 2008

Recipe #260719

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