Casserole Queens

Meet the Casserole Queens

4 Comments to “Meet the Casserole Queens”

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   Sharyn
   August 16, 2011 at 5:00 pm

   I saw y’all on “We are Austin” and it was a lot of fun! I got a kick out of how you got the idea (with the help of Margaritas…lol…”it was still a good idea the next day!”). I hope to be able to get your book and support y’all. I love casseroles–except lasagna–and think they are a great way to make a one-dish meal with grains, protein, and vegetables in one dish. Very healthy and they make great leftovers.

   Best of luck!
   Shar

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   Cidnie Carroll
   September 5, 2011 at 6:04 pm

   I’m loving the cookbook!! I have to point out an error that maybe you can fix inlater additions. On page 73 in the Curry Cure-All Chicken casserole, it says to use 5 russet potatos peeled and dried. Then in the steps, it says to add potatos to the mixture. Those are some big ole’ spuds to just be chucking in a pot. I’m going to guess and go with sliced…..

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     Crystal Cook
     October 14, 2011 at 5:28 pm

     Cidnie – unfortunately that was a typo! It was supposed to say peeled and diced!

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3. 
   Tricia Johnson
   September 28, 2011 at 10:03 am

   I met Sandy on a plane leaving Wichita KS and told all my Sarasota friends about her cookbook. I bought it at Barnes and Noble.
   Tricia Johnson

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