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5 stars all around! I made this bread as-is and it was delicious. I also made a "healthy" version- 1 cup white sugar, 1 cup brown sugar 1 cup pumpkin puree in place of oil and it was still delicious. Finally, I made a "dessert" version with dark chocolate chips and cream cheese icing...and it was devine. GREAT RECIPE!! *Note- I did not get 3 loaves. I got 1 loaf and 10 muffins.

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I will definately make this again. Tasty, inexpensive, and easy! I made it without celery flakes and I used fresh mushrooms rather than canned. I also added an sliced onion. Served over egg noodles.

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A solid BBQ recipe. A bit sweet for me, but very tasty and easy. Don't use frozen chicken!

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Not sure if "pudding" is the correct description for this dessert, but PUMPKIN PIE sure is!! I followed the recipe exactly, but my dish reached 160 degrees after about 3 hours. When it cools, it tastes as if you put a whole pumpkin pie in a bowl and mushed it up. Maybe that sounds wierd, but it tastes great. YUM!

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A great meal...filling and flavorful! I used Pillsbury canned pizza dough (which worked perfectly), made this exactly as the recipe was written and would not change a thing. Like the other reviews suggest, make sure you pre-bake the crust and thoroughly drain the tomatoes. What's great is you can basically add/change the toppings as much as you want as long as you keep the spices, cheese, and diced tomatoes...and it will always taste delicious!

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This sauce was hearty, meaty, and flavorful...mixed with the tortellini, it made a satisfying meal that I will make again very soon! It was really easy, too. There's a bunch of allrecipeeps out there giving this recipe high marks, but they've changed it all up! I made it AS IS (minus the mushrooms) and thought it was a keeper. Also, even though it doesn't HAVE to be done in a crockpot, I found that it created waaayy less dirty dishes this way AND I could come home to a ready-made-meal (plus, it makes your house smell like a authentic Italian kitchen!) If you don't have a lot of time, it definately doesn't have to cook so long, but the point is that it CAN cook all day if you have the time :) Lastly, for those of you looking to skip the jarred sauce...you can replace it with a little can of tomato paste and 16 oz of crushed tomatoes, add your own seasoning (plus the other ingredients) and voila! Of course, this way you must cook the full 7 or 8 hours to get the sauce done right.

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Once you have the ingredients prepped, the cooking part takes 10 mins. It's so quick! I left the soy sauce and chili oil (I used chili powder) out of the mixture and just seasoned each sandwich to taste. The flavors were light yet explosive! YUM!

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These were really fun to make! They were pretty easy (with the exception of folding the biscuit over on top- that part was kind of messy) and very flavorful. Although they are not the most sophisticated flavors, they were tasty and also fun to eat :) I would use this as a starter recipe for other flavors, too. Next time I might try to use Italian sausage for the meat, with spaghetti sauce, topped to mozarella! I could also see them as little philly cheese steaks or mini shepherd's pies!

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Solid flavors and, overall, very satisfying for a vegetarian dish (I am not a vegetarian). Be sure to bake the squash long enough for the "noodles" to be tender. Mine took an extra 15 min or so past the recommended time. Also, I needed to add some sea salt and garlic powder at the end for a little extra seasoning :)

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What a great treat! The graham cracker texture with the pudding is creamy and the flavor is yummy. Definately melt and pour the choc icing on top for an eclair-like glaze. For more sophisticated flavors, use cook/serve pudding with homemade whipped cream and frosting :)

This is a quick, easy, tasty recipe as is. Very good! For me, it wasn't enough sauerkraut so I put in an extra can, plus 1/2 of a beer...served it on a hoagie with spicy brown mustard and THAT was my idea of perfection!

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A light, not-too-sweet, but satisfying dessert! My only issue was that I had trouble getting the cookie off the pan, not sure how to fix that problem. The coolwhip definately needs creamcheese mixed in OR use a thin layer of creamcheese or vanilla icing. Some people said the cookie got soggy, but mine didn't because I used a thin layer of creamcheese icing (instead of coolwhip). Just keep it refrigerated and it'll be fine :)

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