What's Your Favorite New Recipe?

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores participants' experiences with new recipes from the latest Pampered Chef books, including the Cooking for 2 and more book. Participants share their favorite dishes, discuss their cooking experiences, and express preferences regarding specific recipes.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shared their positive experiences with several recipes, particularly enjoying the harvest chicken salad, caramel sticky cakes, and chocolate pecan tart, while finding the phyllo wrapped asparagus less appealing.
  • Another participant expressed enthusiasm for the panini, noting that it was well-received by family and friends, while also mentioning their mother's fondness for the chocolate pecan lattice tart.
  • Several users mentioned enjoying the chocolate tart, flatbread, and spreads, with one participant noting they had not yet tried the harvest chicken salad due to a missed contribution at a cluster meeting.
  • One participant raised concerns about the availability of asparagus for winter recipes, expressing frustration over the timing of the recipe's release.
  • Another participant suggested using puff pastry instead of phyllo dough for the chicken en croute, sharing their personal preference against phyllo unless it is used in baklava.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the appeal of the phyllo wrapped asparagus, with some participants enjoying it while others found it dry. There is no clear consensus on the best recipes, as preferences vary widely among participants.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal cooking experiences and preferences related to new recipes, with some discussing seasonal availability of ingredients like asparagus.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on new recipes and personal experiences from fellow community members may find this discussion helpful.

lacychef
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Just wondering what you've all tried from the new SB, and/or the Cooking for 2 and more book....what do you like best?
For my bingo/sneak peek I made the phyllo wrapped asparagus, homemade flatbread w/parmesan herb butter, harvest chicken salad, caramel sticky cakes, and chocolate pecan tart.
I liked all those except the asparagus! I don't think that one will go over too well around here--I had half of it left! Everything else was delish. I especially like the harvest chicken salad-if you're thinking it won't be good, with apples & cranberries & such, just try it! Even my 7yr old & 3yr old loved it! I think that, the caramel cakes, and the chocolate tart will be the ones I'll be recommending the most the next few months.....how about you?:)
 
I LOVE the panini! I made it for my husband & friends this weekend & they all loved it! My mom said the chocolate pecan lattice tart was one of her favorite PC dishes. I tried the wrapped asparagus & chicken en croute, but I don't like how dry they taste because of the phyllo dough-even with the sauce. I also hate using it & don't do it at shows-it breaks even with it covered. Could I use a pastry dough or something instead?

I'm excited to try the Harvest Chicken Salad. I'm making it for my cluster meeting in two weeks.

Not something I'd do for a show, but I made the juiciest roast chicken & LOVED it!
 
The Chocolate Tart is awesome. I also love the flat bread and the spreads. I have tried them all EXCEPT the Harvest Chicken Salad! The consultant that was supposed to make that and bring to our cluster meeting did not show up!
 
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Cindycooks said:
The Chocolate Tart is awesome. I also love the flat bread and the spreads. I have tried them all EXCEPT the Harvest Chicken Salad! The consultant that was supposed to make that and bring to our cluster meeting did not show up!

You'll love the chicken salad:D
 
So what are you all doing for asparagus. Asparagus harvest is January - June 15th and in California depending on weather can be delayed until March! I cannot believe they used this for a winter recipe. I have not tried any of the new recipes yet, but this one looks the best to me and I am not going to be able to find asparagus :(
 
Sk8Mom209 said:
So what are you all doing for asparagus. Asparagus harvest is January - June 15th and in California depending on weather can be delayed until March! I cannot believe they used this for a winter recipe. I have not tried any of the new recipes yet, but this one looks the best to me and I am not going to be able to find asparagus :(

If you think it's hard to find in CA - try MI in the dead of winter!:rolleyes:
I am not even going to attempt that recipe for the Winter, but think I might for the Spring Season.

PAMPEREDGIRL3: I think I will try using Puff Pastry for the Chicken en Croute - I have other similar recipes, and that is what they use....I am not a big fan of Phyllo dough (just personal preference)- unless it's smothered in honey, butter, and nuts in the form of Baklava:D

At my open house, I made the Panini's, The Flat Bread w/ spreads, the Antipasto Pizza, Choc. Pecan Tart, Caramel Sticky cakes, and Caramel Apple Bread Pudding......the favorites were:
Panini's, Bread Pudding, and Sticky Cakes! (followed closely by the Pizza)
 

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