EatingWell Magazine, May/Jun 2012

    • Categories: Bread & buns, sweet; Afternoon tea
    • Ingredients: all-purpose flour; butter; agave nectar; milk; dried cranberries
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  • Tilapia with tomato-olive sauce

    • dinnermints on June 16, 2019

      Quick and delicious! Well, quick if you buy tapenade instead of making it. My grape/cherry tomatoes weren't tiny but I didn't want to halve them, so cooked the sauce a little longer and that worked out fine. Would definitely make this again.

  • Garlic chicken

    • mharriman on April 17, 2021

      I’m glad I made mashed potatoes as a side dish for this because the sauce for the chicken was similar to chicken gravy and needed something to soak it up. Dish is nothing spectacular but a fairly quick and healthier comfort food chicken leg recipe for a weeknight.

    • Lisentric on July 28, 2025

      Recipe results in a lot of sauce. I deboned the chicken, made reheating a breeze.

  • Chopped tandoori chicken salad

    • Waderu on July 21, 2012

      Made the dressing the night before and added the cucumbers and chickpeas. Served the chicken on the side for the vegetarians. Made 6-8 servings vs the 4 stated in the recipe.

  • Puffed cherry pancake

    • dinnermints on June 16, 2019

      Lovely for company. I was feeding five people and adapted it to the Dutch baby recipe my family makes, so used 1 cup milk, 4 eggs, 1 cup whole wheat pastry flour, and 2 T butter. I added all of the butter to the pan instead of to the batter, blended the batter in a blender, and used a 12" cast iron skillet. Served six with confectioners' sugar and lemon wedges.

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  • Published May 01 2012
  • Format Magazine
  • Page Count 88
  • Language English
  • Countries United States

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