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MunchkinsMom marked Hobbitsgal’s Ham with Honey and Brown Sugar Glaze Recipe review helpful. January 2025
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Dana Goff Loyd marked Hobbitsgal’s Ham with Honey and Brown Sugar Glaze Recipe review helpful. October 2024
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Larry Pearson sr marked Hobbitsgal’s Ham with Honey and Brown Sugar Glaze Recipe review helpful. October 2024
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Hobbitsgal reviewed Tammy Schill’s Chicken Tetrazzini I Recipe. 01/14/2019
I added some broccolini to keep it from being so 'white', and a splash of white cooking wine went well with the mushrooms and chicken. I doubled the amounts, but still only ended up with 1 serving leftovers. Sorry, but I only thought about a picture when I finished and was looking at my empty plate. ;-)
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Hobbitsgal reviewed ccb1122’s Classic and Simple Meat Lasagna Recipe. 01/04/2019
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I had some fresh mushrooms I needed to use, so I sauteed them, and added them to the first layer, atop the layer of lasagna noodles and a can of plain tomato based pasta sauce. Next level was ground beef and pork sauteed with onion/garlic and covered with a jar of pasta sauce with meat in it, and the layer of pasta again. Next was the ricotta cheese layer and noodles. Last layer was spicy chicken Italian sausage covered with a jar of spicy sausage sauce. I discovered too late that I had only a bit of mozzarella cheese, so I mixed it with my plentiful mild cheddar cheese and parmesan, and covered the entire casserole with it before baking under foil for the hour. I made my 16" x 12" x 3" roaster full for leftovers guaranteed. This was way easier than I expected!
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Hobbitsgal reviewed MIKAZUKI’s Ham with Honey and Brown Sugar Glaze Recipe. 01/01/2019
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I was out of OJ, so I used Clementine zest, 4 tsp cold water and 1 tsp corn starch as a substitute. I found out too late on New year's eve that the cloves in my spice rack were ground, so a tsp of ground cloves went into the glaze! The results were fantastic!! My husband TOOK the first bites, and the first plate. Way better than my usual holiday ham.
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