This is an excellent recipe but I gave it a few tweaks. I found the quantities for 24 made enough for 36. I substituted butter for shortening ( after all they are & quot; butter& quot; tarts! ) and substituted ' golden syrup' for corn syrup which gives it an even more buttery flavour. I also added an extra egg ( for the 24 amount) making it three eggs instead of two, so they wouldn' t be too runny. I then baked them at 350 defrees F for approximately 20 minutes. I also increased the butter and the golden syrup slightly.

I found they browned too much at 400 degrees because of the butter in them. They turned out beautifully. I have an excellent recipe handed down from my English/ Scottish great grandmother, but it was hard to measure with the old weight measurements so combining this recipe with mine helped tremendously. Thank you.

I have a lot of favorite things to cook! This Christmas my boyfriend gifted me my first ever stand mixer. I try and use it at least a few times a week to show him I appreciate the gift. I' ve been making a lot of breads from scratch in my household. I also love love love to use my slow cooker! It not only makes delicious roasts, soups and sides but it makes them super easy too.

I do go to school and I do have a lot of things to take care of at home, so when I know I' m busy I just throw something in the slow cooker and it always turns out fabulously! I make the best, non fried, not butter rich hot wings for my little sister who is a junk food enthusiast. My turkey three- cheese lasagna is a highly requested recipe by my junk food loving sister as well as my healthy conscious boyfriend. It' s a recipe that can' t be beat. I also do a four hour roasted chicken that is requested in my household a few times a month. I tend to do it on weekends when I have four hours at home to spare.

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My whole family loved the taste of this bread. I also like that you don' t have to go out and buy buttermilk just for the recipe. The milk plus vinegar used in the recipe is a perfect substitute. Preparation was fairly simple and we only used raisins ( 1.

5 cups) since that' s all we had on hand. As far as baking goes, I found that after just 15 minutes in the oven on 400 the bread was already brown AND crunchy on the outside. So I had to cover it with foil for the remainder of cooking time. And we noticed it was quite crumbly when we cut into it ( so on the dry side) but still the taste was delicious! Next time I bake it, will have have to watch it like a hawk to make sure it doesn' t brown too much or get too dry.

Well, I made this cake just yesterday. I just couldn' t do the cutting and scooping out the cake.

So I spooned the filling into a decorator' s bag and pipped the filling into the cake.

I made several holes on top of the cake ( I had flipped the cake upside down on a cake plate) . Please use the tip that is the most narrow, as you do not want big holes at the top of the cake. I must of had about 25 small holes from the nozzle of the bag, placing just enough filling, making the cake rise a tad. I was able to use all the filling into the cake.

I then went and let the cake set while I did the frosting. For the frosting, I put more of the chocolate chips in then what I orginally posted the recipe at, most likely about 1/ 2 cup more. This cake is a must for the frig it seems to be more abundance with flavor when it sets for about 2- 3 hours. I hope this helps someone. Cheryl Try using cupcakes! and dip them in the frosting, let cool on tray. WOWZA

Delicious recipe! Husband said it was excellent. Added more salt, black pepper and garlic powder and about 1 t. of Italian seasoning to add more flavor as other reviews mentioned it being on the bland side. Used 2 cloves of garlic, omitted the wine( didn' t have on hand) and just used 2 c of chicken broth. Also omitted the caper liquid per another reviewer' s suggestion. The whole family enjoyed the meal!

Heat a 12 inch skillet with olive oil over high heat. Quickly saute the jalapeno sausage for 2 minutes, add the dry sherry and cook 2 more minutes. Toss in the mango and pineapple and saute for 2- 3 minutes. Add the fresh salsa, edamame and black beans, continue to cook 2- 3 minutes just to heat through. Mix the chopped cilantro with the rice. Spoon the sausage and mango and pineapple salsa over the rice and serve immediately.

Great. My family loved it. This recipe is a keeper and will get used alot.

I added parm. cheese and thick slices of portabello mushrooms and used a banana pepper instead of the red sweet pepper because thats what I had on hand. I didnt cut the potatoes in large chunks after reading the other reviews I was afraid that the potatoes would not be tender when the zucchini was done. I cut the potatoes into large dice sized pieces. I also put in under the broiler for a few minutes to get nice browning. This can be made in sooo many variations, Im looking forward to making and customizing it again. YUM

Generously grease a large slab or baking sheet. In a saucepan over medium heat, combine brown sugar, white sugar and milk. Bring to a boil. Stir in butter, pecans and vanilla. Heat, without stirring, to between 234 and 240 degrees F ( 112 to 116 degrees C) , or until a small amount of syrup dropped into cold water forms a soft ball that flattens when removed from the water and placed on a flat surface. Remove from heat and let cool 5 minutes.

Beat until thickened, then pour immediately onto prepared surface and let rest until firm and completely cool before cutting.

AWESOME! I was so happy to find a good base recipe because messing around with different flavors is my thing. The first time that I made these I made pecan pie muffins. I used 3/ cup milk and 1/ 4 cup apple cider, cinnamon, apple sauce for the oil, vanilla, and candied pecans ( pralines) . I only used 2 tbs. of sugar because the nuts were covered in sugar. They poofed up HUGE and beautiful.

I will be using this recipe for MANY, MANY more variations.

Microwave honey on high until bubbly ( about 1 minute) .

Stir in the margarine. Add the egg and mix well. Stir in the flour, cocoa and vanilla. Mix well and chill dough for several hours in the refrigerator. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F ( 175 degrees C) . Roll chunks of the chilled dough into cylindrical shapes in order to resemble cat poop. Roll cookies in cereal and place on ungreased baking sheet.

Bake at 350 degrees F ( 175 degrees C) for 10 to 15 minutes.

Serve cookies in a new litter box on a bed of malted barley cereal. Use a new litter scoop to remove cookies.

This was delicious but I had a hard time keeping the tomato mixture from falling off, even though I laid the cheese on top. That said, the flavor was wonderful. When I try it again, I' ll make sure to use a more substantially sized baguette.

I also added a splash of balsamic vinegar and added the garlic straight to the tomatoes, as I' m a garlic fanatic. : ) & # 10; & # 10; Fresh mozzarella and basil are absolutely essential to this dish, so don' t skimp and use the powdered or dried stuff.

Preheat oven to 400 degrees F ( 200 degrees C) . In a small bowl combine oil, salt and pepper. Rub potato skins with oil mixture. Bake potatoes ( do not wrap in foil) in preheated oven for 50 to 60 minutes, or until soft.

Remove potatoes from oven and slice skin off of the top. Scoop the flesh into a large bowl, reserving the intact skins. To the potatoes add cheese, egg, butter and half of the green onions. Mash potatoes while gradually adding milk. Spoon the mixture into the skins and top with remaining onions and paprika. Bake for an additional 15 minutes, or until golden brown.

I read several reviews so I decided I would make these for breakfast this morning. I have mad many batches of Cinnamon rolls for at least the last 20 years. I have had a batch with this texture. I am not saying these were awful but they weren’ t exactly brad like either. I found them to be more biscuits like and taking over the 1 1/ 2 hours to come out of the oven I would say I would use my recipe for quick bread and have almost the same thing in less than an hour.

I think I will stick to my regular recipe and they don' t don’ t have that much more work. Yes they have to rise twice for almost an hour each time, but I but I do other things during that time, so really I am multitasking.

I will say my husband enjoyed them. I didn’ t use all the butter called for in the recipe so I didn’ t have a messy oven and I use unsalted butter in most all of my cooking and baking makes for a " truer" flavour and I am on a salt restricted diet so I save the salt where I can. I did let this recipe rise for 30 minutes the first time because it just seemed so dense and like the gluten hadn' t relaxed enough and the second rising almost an hour. Yeast still takes time to develop.

I do use my oven to rise dough’ s, I turn my oven on till it reaches 100 degrees or less turn it off and leave the light on keeps just enough heat so bread dough’ s rise beautiful and away from drafts.

Excellent winter warmer and family staple meal! & # 10; I' m a lazy cook: here' s how I tweaked it to be even easier! & # 10; Instead of jalapenos I used 1/ 2 fresh green beans and 1/ 2 chopped bell pepper ( red is yummy) . & # 10; Lazy cook alert! Instead of using a pot on the stove, whack the mixture ( after rice has barely absorbed the liquid) into your electric RICE COOKER, hit the start button and leave it alone! If your cooker is non- stick like mine, the ' rice cake' will pop out in perfect shape when you' re ready for dinner! & # 10; An excellent one- pot meal!

I love to try new recipes and spend way too much time on AR! ; ) There are so many great recipes and so many awesome people on the AR exchange! Well, I " did" love to bake ( especially cookies) and try new pasta dishes. I guess I still enjoy making them, I just do not get to enjoy eating them. lol Now I am enjoying trying new recipes that are more diabetic friendly! My daughter and I spend an entire day together every year baking goodies and making candies for several trays for all of the Christmas parties. The other tradition would be making noodles for the holidays.

My daughter is the " offical taste tester" for me! Each year when the holiday trays are complete and the noodles are all rolled out! None that I' ll admit to ! ; )

A delegation of Pakistani military officials decided to cancel a meeting this week with U. S. military officials in protest after they were taken off a plane and questioned at Washington' s Dulles International Airport, according to a Pakistani official. The nine- member delegation, including brigadier generals and at least one two- star navy admiral, were bound for a meeting at the U. S. military' s Central Command at Mac. Dill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida.

After they boarded a United Airlines flight in Washington on Monday en route to Tampa, a passenger on the flight expressed to the flight crew a concern about one of the members of the Pakistani delegation, according to the Pakistani official, who spoke to CNN but asked not to be identified.

" I was devastated, " Straub says. But she was also realistic: " In this economy, who can afford out- of- pocket for every doctor, every dentist visit? " Unless she figures something out - - and fast - - Straub will become one of the millions of young Americans without health insurance. A report by the Commonwealth Fund last year showed that 34 percent of college graduates will spend some time uninsured in the year after graduation.

The report also found that two- thirds of young adults ages 19 to 29 who spent time without insurance coverage in the past year had gone without needed medical care because it cost too much. Of course, the solution is to get a job that offers insurance, but that' s not so easy these days. According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, nearly 80 percent of recent college graduates who are looking for jobs haven' t found one. " Lack of coverage and access to health care services puts the health of young adults at risk, and can subject them, as well as their families, to potentially dire financial consequences, " says Sara Collins, co- author of The Commonwealth Fund report. Some college grads, like Straub, are furiously trying to figure out a way to get insurance.

But others, dubbed the " young invincibles" think they don' t need it since they' re young and healthy. Watch a young invincible bike messenger talk about his experience But if something goes wrong - - a car accident, a cancer diagnosis - - a young, uninsured person could be in real trouble.

According to the Commonwealth Fund study, half of uninsured young people said they were paying off medical bills or medical debt over time. So if you' re about to graduate: Congratulations - - and welcome to the real world, where you' ll need health insurance. Here are some ways to get it. Know your rights

( CNN) - - You could say that a simple pair of running shorts was the trigger that launched a multimillion- dollar business and radically shifted the lives of basketball coaches Susan Walvius and Michelle Marciniak.

In August 2007, Walvius, who was then the head women' s basketball coach at the University of South Carolina, and her assistant, Marciniak, had just finished a long day teaching at a summer basketball camp. They sat exhausted in the gym, looking forward to a good night' s rest. Then Walvius - - thinking about her comfy running shorts - - experienced what she describes as an & quot; aha moment. & quot; & quot; I looked at Michelle and said, ' I love this fabric, and I' d love to have bedsheets from this stuff. ' Michelle said, ' Let' s do it. ' & quot; And with zero formal experience, the two women stepped boldly into the world of entrepreneurship. They paired with South Carolina' s International Business School to research the market, quit their coaching jobs, formed a business and took their battles from the basketball court to business boardrooms. & quot; The biggest similarity between coaching and what we do now is raising capital, & quot; said Walvius, who took USC' s women roundballers to the Elite Eight for the first time in 2002.

She compares raising capital to recruiting players. Instead of selling the school basketball program, they' re selling bedding - - heavy on the marketing side - - complete with Power. Point presentations and glossy poster boards. Their business - - SHEEX - - makes and sells & quot; performance& quot; sheets and pillowcases made from specialty fabrics that wick moisture and transfer heat.

They sell online and at upscale sporting goods stores, trendy home stores and other retail outlets. After working together as coach and assistant coach for five years - - and now as business partners - - the duo has developed a kind of unwritten playbook for themselves. & quot; We' re great friends, and we have different strengths, & quot; Walvius said. & quot; Susan and I complement each other really well during presentations, & quot; Marciniak said. & quot; If I get stuck, she fills in, and if she gets stuck, I fill in. & quot; Crisscrossing the country to build their business team and garner support, the two often find themselves working together for 16- hour days, said Marciniak, who gained attention as an All- American point guard on the University of Tennessee' s national championship team in 1996.

Local media nicknamed Marciniak and a teammate & quot; fire and ice. & quot; & quot; I look at this team in a similar way, & quot; Marciniak said. & quot; I bring a more ' fiery' personality to our team, where Susan brings a calmer one. & quot; Meetings are very calm they say. The fire and ice come while grinding through everyday decisions. Marciniak proved on the basketball courts of the that she can play with fire. In a 2002 altercation that' s ranked by FOX as one of the & quot; most outrageous moments in sports, & quot; a player with the Los Angeles Sparks hit Marciniak in the face with the ball, prompting Marciniak to charge toward the player, who then knocked her to the floor. Both players were suspended and fined & quot; a couple thousand dollars, & quot; Marciniak said.

Recently, during meetings for SHEEX, the fight has come up in business conversation several times. & quot; I am amazed how many guys see the fight after we meet with them and then comment on it during the next meeting or in a follow- up e- mail, & quot; Marciniak said. & quot; They think it' s cool. & quot; & quot; I just smile and tell my side of the story, & quot; she said. Eventually, Marciniak learned to channel and focus that intensity, her former boss said. & quot; Michelle isn' t emotionally popping off in a meeting like she was on the basketball court, & quot; Walvius said. & quot; She was such an emotional basketball player, and it was one of the reasons why she was highly successful. But with this, everything is about preparation and running our team. & quot; Do they fight amongst themselves? & quot; Oh, we fight all the time, & quot; Walvius said with a laugh. & quot; We fight about business decisions and the pace of . I want to research everything. & quot; Sometimes, she said, when they realize they can' t resolve their differences, they just put them aside and move on.

Do they see any parallels between male- dominated college and professional sports, and competing in the male- dominated business world? Not really, they say. & quot; In sports, there are constant reminders that you' re not the same, & quot; Walvius said. She mentioned gender- based differences in & quot; practice times, modes of transportation, facilities - - you live that every day. & quot; But in the business world, she said, they' re & quot; competing in an arena today where that' s not the case. It' s truly about the bottom line. & quot; The two say they don' t have time anymore to shoot baskets or even talk basketball.

It' s all business as they prepare for a major retail launch at upscale department stores and sporting goods stores. & quot; What we' re doing is trying to change the face of bedding in the world, & quot; Marciniak said. & quot; What we want to do is win a ' national championship' with SHEEX. & quot; Now that they' re playing ball with business barons, do Marciniak and Walvius miss their days on the hardwood? & quot; I miss some of the players who will really go to the wall for you, & quot; Walvius said. & quot; I miss the strategy of the game.

Every once in a while, I' ll see a game on TV and I' ll see something that pulls me back there. & quot;