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Allrecipes Member marked Leslie from Aurora’s Key Lime Pie Recipe review helpful. 02/26/2023
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Leslie from Aurora reviewed ANNRICHARDSON’s Key Lime Pie Recipe. 02/06/2023
I would give this 6 stars if I could! Sooo good! I didn't have quite 3 cups worth of condensed milk, so just used the 2 cans worth I had, and it was fine. I juiced 1 lb. of key limes which gave me a little over 3/4 cup, and that was fine too. I made a 9" Graham cracker crust using what was about 2 cups crushed Graham crackers, 1/3 cup white sugar, and 8 T. melted butter. It was the best key lime pie I'd ever tasted!
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Leslie from Aurora reviewed ChrissyCoole’s Cranberry Pear Salad Recipe. 12/06/2022
I halved the dressing and still didn't use it all. Added a little basil and garlic salt to the dressing as well. To the salad I added some red onion, and goat cheese instead of havarti, and used chopped pecans and sliced almonds without browning. Turned out great!
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Leslie from Aurora reviewed Robin’s Chicken and Red Wine Sauce Recipe. 12/06/2022
This is a wonderful recipe! I used skinned, boneless thighs instead of breasts. Sauteed about one tablespoon garlic, red onion, and some mushrooms before cooking the chicken. Set that aside and put back in after the wine was added. I added fresh ground pepper, and salted the thighs with a little kosher salt. Also used about 1/2 cup brown sugar sprinkled on both sides with the tablespoon of paprika. Added about 1 tablespoon of cornstarch to the wine to thicken the sauce. I also added about half a tablespoon of garlic salt. Decided not to drain the drippings as I thought it would give it more flavor. Awesome! Husband just LOVED it!
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Leslie from Aurora reviewed Louise’s Best Sweet and Sour Brisket Recipe. 06/29/2021
I've made this brisket twice now and everyone has just loved it! The only changes I made where to increase the sauce ingredients by 50%, which I felt was just right for a 4 lb. brisket. This will become a traditional meal for us for Passover. It feels like a recipe that's been handed down, so fits that special benchmark.
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Leslie from Aurora reviewed Amanda Bibb’s Artichoke Chicken Recipe. 03/13/2021
Delicious! Did make some changes based on some of the other reviews. I used 6 boneless, skinless thighs and marinated them for about 20 minutes in the marinade I drained off a 14 oz. jar of roasted artichoke hearts. Then I sprinkled them with kosher salt and lemon pepper. I browned them in about 1 T. olive oil on med-high, and placed them in an 8"x8" pan. For the topping I increased the parmesan to 1 c., and used 1/2 c. mayo & 1/2 c. sour cream. I minced 2 cloves garlic and sauteed in the pan I'd browned the chicken in for 2 minutes, then added that to the topping along with a pinch of garlic powder and some ground pepper. Topped, and baked. In the pan which I'd browned the chicken in, I sauteed 1/2 sliced red onion, a little minced garlic, and 5 large sliced mushrooms. Set that aside till the chicken was near done. I added around 7 oz. fresh spinach to the pan with mushrooms/onion/garlic and heated till it was slightly wilty. I added about 6 oz. of orzo I'd cooked to al dente and lightly salted, blended it all together then put in a large heated serving dish. Then I placed the chicken pieces on top of the spinach mix (re-spooned the topping which had slipped off a bit) then put under the broiler to brown for a bit. We absolutely loved it!
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