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Old Wed, Aug-01-07, 20:34
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I froze one of these overnight, and it thawed out fine. It actually helped stiffen the roll up a bit.


Hmmmm that's good to know ... that means I can make a bunch up and freeze them instead of making them 2-3 times/week. How did you defrost it?
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Old Wed, Aug-01-07, 21:28
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Thanks for the answer about it being eggy. I won't waste any more eggs . I will go back to the cream cheese version tomorrow. I really like them.
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Old Wed, Aug-01-07, 23:17
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Hmmmm that's good to know ... that means I can make a bunch up and freeze them instead of making them 2-3 times/week. How did you defrost it?
I just put it on the counter for about half an hour. It did sink a bit, making the middle kind of dense, but I didn't mind.
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Old Wed, Aug-01-07, 23:37
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Thanks TimesTwo ...
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Old Wed, Aug-01-07, 23:38
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You're welcome.
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Old Thu, Aug-02-07, 07:52
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Nope. Not at all. You can use a simple cookie sheet too. The muffin top pan seems to help them keep a perfectly round shape and a more consistent depth.


Ahh ok, I see. Will look for one if I ever want to make these. Actually, I will want to, I've just been too lazy, and then there was my question about the pan....LOL

Thanks Gypsy!

EDIT: Ok I bought this pan at the Salvation Army for $2.35 after pricing those muffin-top pans. I think this will work for this recipe, but can anyone see any reason why it wouldn't?
http://s63.photobucket.com/albums/h...=Picture010.jpg

TIA!

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Old Tue, Oct-02-07, 19:22
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Haven't posted for a long time, but back on and loosing again. My husband, a chef, made these tonight. AWESOME! I can't tell you how good they were. Thanks. By the way I am on my 3rd week of Atkins 72, I feel that tonight I had a cheat by eating one of these with butter.
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Old Sun, Nov-04-07, 05:58
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going to try these later today. thank you!!!
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Old Sun, Nov-04-07, 16:06
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Oh yum, I like the mayo version better than the cream cheese version. I don't have the special pan but mine turned out great anyway. Delicious, beautiful and best of all - something I can make a sandwich on.
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Old Sun, Dec-09-07, 05:43
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Has anyone tried these with butter or oil instead of mayo?
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Old Sun, Dec-16-07, 02:27
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Old Mon, Dec-17-07, 15:49
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I'm gonna try this tonight without the muffin top pan
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Old Tue, Dec-18-07, 00:13
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am i the only one who didn't like these?? i could only eat one...i finally had to throw them away...it tasted like eating a fluffy cold egg..
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Old Tue, Dec-18-07, 04:25
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I enjoyed these as a sandwich with avocado, bacon, cheese and more mayo. So yummy, so decadent!

I had to use a cookie sheet to make them on so they were not very uniform. They weren't what I expected but good anyway.

Reeces Mama, I think they are best eaten as a sandwich, not on their own, although I'm sure some do eat them that way.
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Old Tue, Dec-18-07, 05:48
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A REALLY GOOD way to eat these is to make a "mock Cinnabon" - mix up some butter w/Splenda, cinnamon and a little cream, and spread it on top. It's delish!
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