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terriyaki2 marked lizz’s Flank Steak Pinwheels review helpful. August 2024
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lizz reviewed Beth Sigworth’s Beth's Spicy Oatmeal Raisin Cookies Recipe. 07/05/2021
I thought these were OK. A little too much spice for my taste and a little too chewy but my family enjoyed them.
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Super easy and just as described - Classic Ice Cream Sandwich! I wasn't sure about scoop size so I ended up using a #30 scoop with a double batch of cookie dough. Made 17 1/2 "cookies" about 3" in diameter (baked 9 minutes). Filled with Kirkland Brand (from CostCo) Vanilla ice cream and then took 1/2 the batch and rolled the ice cream ends in star sprinkles - super fun and tasty! My husband missed the rectangle shape so next time I am going to try making in a 9 x 13 pan and cutting them. Thanks Chef John!
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lizz reviewed jostrander’s Easy Fried Rice. 12/14/2020
Great base! Definitely use cool/cold rice and more egg! I use grated carrot, frozen peas, and don't par-boil any veggies (also added onion and some Napa cabbage). Cook in order - meat (remove), egg (remove), veggies (remove). Fry rice and when fried/heated - add back in: meat (stir &heat), egg (stir & heat), veggies (stir & heat)- but add peas at the very end so they don't get mushy. I also don't use any veg oil - just sesame oil. Love using the red and green canned curry to season meat and rice (just a tad) - but everyone has their own taste. Thanks for sharing!
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lizz reviewed Kerri Skrudland’s Italian Bread Bowls Recipe. 10/20/2020
Have been making this recipe for years and absolutely love it! I recently discovered "Five Roses Flour" and it makes this bread amazingly fluffy. Have also created 3 "Ciabatta" loaves instead of bowls and it works great. Thank you so much for posting this!
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lizz reviewed Dinah’s Awesome Eggplant Rollatine Recipe. 07/26/2020
Made this as an "Eggplant Lasagna" last night and it was fantastic! I sliced the eggplant lengthwise on a mandolin about 1/4" thick then did a flour, egg, breadcrumb coating (breadcrumbs mixed with garlic powder, onion powder, and Parmesan Cheese). Layer like a lasagna - sauce, fried eggplant (overlapping a little), cheese mix (15 oz. Ricotta, 8 oz. Mascarpone, mozzarella, provolone, and 10 oz. spinach- squeezed dry), sauce, sprinkle of mozzarella, then repeat. I browned a pound of Italian sausage and 1/2 the lasagna also had sausage (on top cheese mix). Final layer of fried eggplant and plenty of mozzarella/provolone on top! Baked at 375 degrees about 40 minutes but had to cover about 1/2 way to prevent overbrowning. Can't wait to have leftover tonight as the fridge smells so good when opened... Thank you so much for posting this!
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