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OOO still stuffed from lunch! We went out to an Indian Buffet that has absolutely excellent Indian food and I don't even want to think about dinner yet. Maybe will heat up some soup with toast later on . . . much later on! (VBG)

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OH MY GOODNESS!!!!! I just made the Donair Sauce recipe from Recipezaar....hooooo weeeee!!!!!!! It sure is some good! We're having garlic sticks, ravioli (frozen ravs with skettie sauce) and the donair sauce. I'm about to bust...it smells sooooooo good!

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OH MY GOODNESS!!!!! I just made the Donair Sauce recipe from Recipezaar....hooooo weeeee!!!!!!! It sure is some good! We're having garlic sticks, ravioli (frozen ravs with skettie sauce) and the donair sauce. I'm about to bust...it smells sooooooo good!

i love recipezaar... I don't think I have gotten a bad recipe yet.... I like to use recipes from there though that have good reviews...

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OH MY GOODNESS!!!!! I just made the Donair Sauce recipe from Recipezaar....hooooo weeeee!!!!!!! It sure is some good! We're having garlic sticks, ravioli (frozen ravs with skettie sauce) and the donair sauce. I'm about to bust...it smells sooooooo good!

I am glad to hear that recipe is good -- I plan on trying it ASAP! :)

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mmm, I haven't heard from Carlawarla yet on how the naked chicken turned out.... :unsure: ....lol

Hopefully she wasn't injured!

We had pizza from the safeway deli and salad last night. It wasn't good actually - Sobey's is much better. I should have made the stir fry but I wasn't in the mood.

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Warming up the ravioli and garlic sticks from last night for lunch today. I haven't a clue for tonight...I suppose I could do chicken. Gonna go look for recipes for chicken marinades. I don't think I could stomach just plain baked (or fried) chicken.

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We're having baked ziti tonight. For some bizarre reason, hubby has stopped liking to eat veggies in the past month or so (he used to eat veggies a lot) ... so I am on a kick to "sneak" some into whatever we eat. Today, I added spinach, onions, red and green peppers, black olives, zucchini and mushrooms to the ziti, along with tomato sauce, mozzarella, parmesan and ricotta cheeses, and ground beef. Mix it all up and bake it topped with more parmesan and mozzarella. YUM!!! Normally, I add sausage too, but I have not been able to find any sausage that does not have nitrates in it (silly pregnancy rules to avoid nitrates :)) so no sausage this time.

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Well, we had the naked chicken...ummm ugly naked chicken on Friday night. I rarely post on the weekend, sorry! It was very good Marilyn. I read after I had made it that you mentioned the sauce was quite runny, and that you usually serve it with rice. I should have read that before I made it! :lol: The sauce was too runny for me. I'm wondering if you can't bake it in the sauce for the whole time instead of just the last 10 minutes. The chicken was really moist though! I have some left overs, so I'm going to have that tonight, and I'm going to put some cornstarch in the sauce!

I didn't injure myself. :lol: And because it's in the oven, it didn't splatter. Now...that' enough information to keep you guessing eh? :lol::yes:

I served it with a potatoe vegetable medly, and I agree, it's probably better with rice.

Thanks Marilyn! I will definitely make this again. So, in saying that...tonights dinner is leftovers! :thumbs:

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yeah, my hubby likes the runny sauce over his rice..... but you could totally add cornstarch after to thicken it up...

I usually add the sauce mixture after about 20 minutes of cooking the chicken by itself.....

but according to the recipe it says to add the sauce in the last 20 minutes...

cook chicken by itself for 40 minutes and then add the sauce, bake for another 10 minutes and then flip chicken and bake for another 10 minutes...
but I always thought this was too long so I cook the chicken by itself for about 20 minutes and then add the sauce and cook for another 10 to 15 minutes and then flip chicken and bake for another 10 to 15 minutes..... Edited by MarilynP
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Yup...we had the Ugly Naken Chicken too, along with a green bean casserole and whole kernel corn. Methinks the next time we make this, I'm going to use cornstarch to thicken the sauce up. Although Joel did enjoy dipping his bread in the sauce. :) He says this is a keeper. :D

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It's experimental Monday yay. So tonight I'm attempting Sweedish Meatballs. So for some reason this doesn't look like a recipe I can screw up, but we'll see. Oh and this week I too will be making some yummy clam fetuccini with sherry...

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I got the recipe from the Recipezaar site...

here it is if you want to rate it.... http://www.recipezaar.com/40106

Yup...we had the Ugly Naken Chicken too, along with a green bean casserole and whole kernel corn. Methinks the next time we make this, I'm going to use cornstarch to thicken the sauce up. Although Joel did enjoy dipping his bread in the sauce. :) He says this is a keeper. :D

i have even made this recipe in the crock pot... I just browned the chicken a little, with the garlic and salt and pepper and then, mixed the sauce and did the microwave thing and then threw it all into the crock pot....

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