I love Caesar Salad, so I was really drawn to this recipe not just because it's a Caesar Salad, but also because the dressing sounded appealing. And boy, what a fabulous choice it was to choose to make this salad recipe. The dressing is exquisite and really elevates this Caesar Salad recipe to the top of the list. The dressing has a wonderful tangy tone to it (I guess mostly from the Dijon mustard and vinegar), but it's really quite tasty as well and quite nicely dresses up the Romaine greens. It's truly a wonderful salad recipe, JostLori. Thank you. We loved it!

This was wonderful. The house smelled so good while this cooked, too. It's really simple to prepare, so there's no reason we can't have this regularly. The thighs were moist and flavorful, and we thoroughly enjoyed this recipe. Thanks, ForeverMama.

This was a wonderful glass of iced tea. The anise and cloves add a fabulous exotic taste to the black tea base. I don't usually put milk or sugar in my coffee or tea beverages, so I went a bit light on both of those ingredients. But I will definitely add more condensed milk next time because it adds a creaminess that makes this tea beverage so good. And I won't scrimp on that next time. Thanks, JostLori. The Thai Iced Tea was thoroughly enjoyed on this hot summer day.

This was excellent! And I agree with another reviewer who stated it was better than any Rum Raisin Ice Cream sold in grocery stores. And it's so easy to make! The touch of cinnamon added such a wonderful depth of flavor to the ice cream. I'm really glad I discovered this recipe, it will certainly be a favorite summertime treat. Thank you for sharing your recipe, TeresaS. We loved it!

What a wonderful treat! These Watermelon Yogurt Pops are so good, and they're just the right thing to help us cool down on such a hot summer day. They're really easy to make, too. Following the recipe as it's written, I got exactly 10 (3.25oz each) popsicles without having any extra popsicle liquid going to waste. Thank you for sharing your wonderful popsicle recipe, Whatamigonnaeatnext. We love them, and I know I'll make more throughout the summer.

This was such a wonderful way to enjoy a bottle of rosé wine. It had a nice wine base with a fruity touch and a bit of a citrus zing with each sip. It was the perfect drink to enjoy while sitting on the deck on this hot summer afternoon. Thanks, Marra. We really enjoyed your Rosé Sparkler.

Oh, my! This was a delightful coffee beverage. I served it hot (using boiling water), but the scoop of ice cream cooled it to a lovely temperature so that it was perfectly in-between (temperature-wise). The drink is creamy, flavorful, and spectacular tasting. It's good enough to serve as dessert, but it would also be a fabulous hot coffee drink to make for your sweetie on Valentine's Day. I think I'll have to have another! Thank you, ImPat. This was a super big hit with us.

The pancakes were delicious and had a wonderful tangy tone, though it didn't have a heavy vinegar taste at all, just a tangy ambiance. The first two were very dense, and the batter was super thick (had to be spooned as it didn't pour). So I added some water (maybe 1/4 cup or so), and the pancakes after that had a much more palatable texture (though they tasted every bit as wonderful and tangy as the other two). The apples were good as a topping, but they hardened after sitting a few minutes (as I made the pancakes). So I had to re-heat the apples to melt the sugar enough to pour, and that made them mushy. (I don't know if it matters, but I used Gala apples, maybe I'll try a different apple next time that holds up better to cooking). Despite my few issues, they were delicious pancakes, ForeverMama.

This was super delicious. The maple-soy sauce flavors the chicken so perfectly, and they were so moist. I spooned a bit of the pan sauce over some rice, too. And it was really good. It was nice to put forth so little effort and end up with a full meal of flavorful chicken thighs, roasted carrots, steamed bok choy and a side of white rice. Thanks for sharing your recipe, ImPat. This is a "keeper", for sure.