Definitely need a sweet tooth to eat these. Next time I'll try natural peanut butter since the honey made them sooo much sweeter than I expected. I followed the recipe to the t and found it way too sweet. At time the peanut butter was too overwhelming and others, the honey. I'll definitely make these again and will try natural peanut butter instead.

Definitely a keeper. Not too sweet and not bland at all, which is what I thought it'd come out to. Took another user's suggestion and used 3/4C light brown sugar and 1/2C splenda instead, came out just as tasty and felt a little less guilty. =)

Very good,very easy. I made a mistake and accidently purchased Spice Cake mix and didn't have time to go out and buy the yellow mix, soooo I used Spice and it turned out delecious. I then used an orange glaze to make it look more festive since it was for a birthday cake and everyone loved it. So then my mistake turned out a brand new flavored cake, will try it again with the yellow mix to see the difference.

Very good, very easy, presents on a plate beautifully. This is a good company dish since it looks like it takes forever to prepare. I added lots more mushrooms, a whole can of chicken broth, and then added some lemon zest along with the juice for that extra zip. Serve it over a whole wheat spaghetti and there you have a delecious meal. I've made this dish lots of times.

Here's what I did. Didn't have peas on hand so I added a can of chick peas, 1/2 teasp. of cumin and a handful of fresh parsley. Didn't add the hard boiled eggs, made them on the side, (deviled eggs) It was a nice cool and delicious dinner, had some sliced fresh tomato's on the side too. Very good.

Very good cupcakes. I used only 1 1/2 cups sugar since I don't like a very sweet cake, and addes 1/2 teasp. of lemon extract to the batter too. This gave it a nice little zip. Will make again, they also freeze well, frost after you defrost them.

This was excellent pound cake, and my family loves pound cake. The changes I made were a little less sugar just used 2/1/2 cups, and I didn't have the butter falvoring so I used a little extra vanilla and a little extra almond. I also floured the blue berries before adding them so they just wouldn't sink to the bottom of the pan. Great cake, will do again.

I typically don't like Coquito but made this recipe for my husband- I loved it! My pan did scorch however (much to my surprise)... but I don't have a double boiler. Oh well- yummy yummy!

I have been making this all summer long, and I don't even like Egg Plant but this is delecious. The garlic and the mayo is a wonderful combination and lots of blue or feta cheese make this so delecious on a nice crispy Italian bread.

Have made this many times, I use more sausage, mix up sweet with the hot, it's excellent have passed it on to my sister.

YUM! Needs a little salt, and I left out the caraway seeds. Very tasty, although I used olive oil instead of veggie oil and basalmic insteat of white wine vinegar. I doubt that it made that much of a difference. I'll definitely make this again!

A delicious recipe, no doubt. Check your cake carefully, though; mine took about 55 minutes to bake. I would recommend letting it cool longer than listed, too, as mine fell apart when I flipped it out onto a plate. But crumbled or not, it's definitely tasty, and not very difficult. (Especially great when you have lots of leftover ripe peaches!)