It was simple and delightful, I added a leek with the celery when sauteing and crumbled potato chips on top and didn't have to make a trip to the store :) Next time I will add some capers to amp up the tartness, although marinated artichoke heart would be awesome as well. Thanks for a great basic recipe.
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Made for a quick, yummy supper! We made a couple of modifications: added some onions, cherry tomatoes and fresh spinach as well as sprinkled a little bread crumbs on top for some crunch. DIdn't have the time to boil the eggs, but don't think it made much difference. One year old DD ate it up! Thanks!
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Great tasting, inexpensive and all ingredients already on hand.
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This recipee was very delicious! My 3 yr old and 2 yr old inhaled it! I did change it a bit. I used calorie wise miracle whip and I also added a small can of pepper and lemon tuna. It added wonderful flavors. I topped it with grated cheese and left out the onion rings. I also chopped up a small onion and fried it with the celery.
Thanks for a delicious recipee!
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This is a wonderful light casserole.
Being a Canadian, I used Miracle Whip instead of mayo, and so skipped on the lemon juice. I also did not use french fried onion rings, though I could see how the taste of onion would improve the dish and will definitely saute some chopped onion with the celery next time I make this.
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Great brown rice recipe. I didn't have time for the eggs, but I don't think I missed much without them. I wish I could sub the mayo for something less fattening. I also added some chedder cheese on top before baking. Delicious. The brown rice stayed crunchy. I omited the ff onion rings due to my meals are all gluten-free.
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i have made this many times but never reviewed it. i make this exactly as posted, except for the celery, can't do cooked celery. i just sprinkle in about 1/2 teaspoon of celery salt into the mix and also use low fat mayo. when i am really lazy. i use success or instant minute brown rice. great recipe!!!
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I made the recipe as stated...tho forgot to top with onion rings (we use Funyuns here as we are gluten free!) I was afraid it wouldn't have much "taste" as there are no onions (aside from the topping) or other seasonings but it was GREAT! The lemon juice added the right amount of seasoning. Both my 3 & 4.5 year old LOVED it. The 4 year old liked cracking the boiled eggs, which I had just happened to boil up in the morning!
All in all, a nice, easy, tasty GLUTEN-FREE casserole! Thanks Dancer^!
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