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KarenP
True Blue Farmgirl

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Karen
Chippewa Falls Wisconsin
USA
666 Posts

Posted - Jun 20 2006 :  4:06:00 PM  Show Profile
Wow,
My husband and I tried the ChillOver Recipe in the Farm Kitchen issue of the magalog, page 165 Brown Sugar & Vanilla ChillOver.
YUMMMMMMIEEEEE!!!!!
It is so rich, very very rich!
I thought my husband was going to stick his whole face in the bowl when we were cleaning up!
I'm making another batch tonight!
This is going to be added directly to my waistline.... I'll suffer!
It was so nice and pretty too.
May try some variations down the road, maybe a version made with almond or rice milk to see how that works.
This recipe, I think, will be my husband's favorite dessert from now on.
Give it a try, you'll love it!
KarenP


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Libbie
Farmgirl Connection Cultivator

3579 Posts

Anne E.
Elsinore Utah
USA
3579 Posts

Posted - Jun 21 2006 :  11:13:46 PM  Show Profile
I haven't tried that one yet, but after that review, I'm about to!!! Thanks!

XOXO, Libbie

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JudyBlueEyes
True Blue Farmgirl

657 Posts

Judith
Spokane Washington
USA
657 Posts

Posted - Jun 22 2006 :  7:18:25 PM  Show Profile
I figured I'd get some chillover mix at Farm Fair. I'm afraid any money I make from being a vendor will get plowed right back into the field, from MJF and the other vendors there. I have eaten a lot of sugar free jello, due to using the South Beach diet a lot, and I know you use fruit juice or such (I'd have to look at the recipes again) but I hope I can figure some low-sugar versions...a chillover sounds like such a perfect summer dessert! Judy

The Rooster crows, but the Hen lays the egg. ~ Texas Proverb
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Aunt George
True Blue Farmgirl

1476 Posts

Georgann
Midlothian VA
1476 Posts

Posted - Jun 22 2006 :  7:22:44 PM  Show Profile
Mmmm, that does sound good! I'm going to be ordering Chill over mix really soon. I love Jello, but when I read MJ's book, I just can't bring myself to eat it anymore. And I love a chilly quivering mess of refreshment!!
Georgann
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Aunt Jenny
True Blue Farmgirl

11381 Posts

Jenny
middle of Utah
USA
11381 Posts

Posted - Jun 22 2006 :  8:34:37 PM  Show Profile
I will have to try that one too.

Jenny in Utah
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EagleNest
True Blue Farmgirl

192 Posts

Mary
Yakima WA
192 Posts

Posted - Jul 21 2006 :  3:58:01 PM  Show Profile
I made the Orange & Carob Chillover last night. (I didn't have carob so I used baker's chocolate.) WOW !!!! Now I'm working on a Raspberry & Chocolate Chillover. I tried the Brown Sugar & Vanilla Chillover last week. GREAT!!! Next week I'm going to try it in a cookie crust drizzled with fudge sauce.
Mary

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