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The reviewer gave this recipe 4 stars. This recipe averages a 4.63 star rating.

Brunswick Stew

Reviewed on Aug. 16, 2008 by Raedwulf
As written this recipe will produce a colorful lump of stew, stuck in a solid glob to the bottom of your pot. To avoid this, double the water, add a quarter bottle of white wine at some point and a cup of chicken boullion, at least. In the end, you'll get a delightfully tasty (and very thick) Brunswick Stew.
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Moroccan Salmon Cakes with Garlic Mayonnaise

Reviewed on Jul. 29, 2008 by Fancy Pants
These were pretty darn good! Personally, it was the garlic mayo that really did it for me - I don't know that I would have enjoyed these little cakes nearly as much without it. For the mayo, I minced the garlic then sprinkled a touch of salt on it and crushed it with the side of the knife to make a paste. Doing this adds an intense garlic flavour to the mayo without having actual pieces of raw garlic to bit into. I had leftover couscous so I didn't follow the cooking instructions that required orange juice, but I think I would have replaced the orange juice with stock anyway (personal preference). I used one cup of cooked couscous, a 213g can of salmon (all I had), one whole egg and about 2/3 of the recommended spinach and these cakes turned out great. If my boyfriend wasn't going to be eating these, I would have definitely added some chopped green onions which would have been delish (he hates onions). Great recipe. Enjoy!
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World's Best Lasagna

Reviewed on Jan. 2, 2008 by Raedwulf
Truly, one of the best I've ever eaten. I found that I had lots of sauce left over. Freezes well and does good things over spaghetti.
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