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| Yummy Mummy Recipe courtesy Rachael Ray Show: Emeril Live Episode: Emeril Kicks Up Halloween Overall User Rating:  |
yummy
11/06/2005 at 09:32am
User: tara from pensacola, FL User Rating:
yes i made it for a halloween party he was creepy looking and tasted great. needless to say he was gone in a hour.
delicious
11/03/2007 at 01:08am
User: null from null, null User Rating:
very creative and yummy
It was a hit at the party!
11/02/2005 at 09:11pm
User: A from Annapolis, MD User Rating:
Speaking as a novice cook, here are my comments as a result of making this for an adult Halloween party. 1) Since we don?t like prosciutto, I used as a base for the mummy a thin slab of Italian sausage patty, lightly browned. I had to use a couple of pieces, which I laid on parchment paper on my work surface. 2) For the Essence, instead of making enough to store, I used shakes from the spice bottles to approximate the required ratios. I went light on the cayenne pepper. 3) I didn?t quite understand the described shape of the mummy. The cheese mixture is very moldable so I fashioned legs, a head, and arms that stick out as if he?s getting ready to rise from the coffin. I cut the sausage base to fit the mummy shape. I covered the shape with more sausage but that may not be necessary. 4) Phyllo is very forgiving in this recipe. If the sheets break, don?t sweat it. The final step of "bandages" covers up any mistakes. The arms stayed up after baking! 5) Instead of brushing on soppy butter, try butter-flavored cooking spray. 6) I moved my work-surface parchment paper with the "sculpture" on top to the baking sheet. No worries re falling apart! 7) Because the final result looked like a bandaged mummy, I didn't feel badly about forgetting to put olives for eyes and peppers for hieroglyphics. 8) I made this at 11 am and warmed it later in the oven. My sister warned me not to microwave it.
An Absolute Hit
11/02/2005 at 12:00pm
User: Susanne from Folsom, CA User Rating:
This was a hit at our party. Absolutely fabulous tasting and in the spirit of Halloween!
SPOOKTACULAR!!!
11/02/2005 at 01:06am
User: Anonymous User Rating:
I love this! However, not a big fan of philo, so I used puff-pastry. Just cut some long strips and decorated it. Very YUMMY!
This was amazing!
11/01/2007 at 02:40pm
User: Lisa from Plainfield, IN User Rating:
When I watched the episode on how to make this Rachael said anything goes, so I eliminated the parsley and added basil and chives. This was delicious and looked amazing!! My husband and I had a great time making this, and would be alot of fun to get the kids in there too.
Great Recipe
10/31/2007 at 01:01pm
User: Anonymous User Rating:
Alot of fun for everyone and it tasted great. Family and friends loved it!
Okay
10/29/2006 at 09:32pm
User: Anonymous User Rating:
This looked fantastic, and it was lots of fun to make. I didnt care for the flavors - I didnt think they went well together. But, what a great look for a Halloween party!
Emeril's recipe
10/26/2007 at 05:57pm
User: Anonymous User Rating:
Great and fun recipe for Halloween, very tasty. But this is Emeril's recipe, why does it say courtesy of Rachel Ray and have her picture!?
Spooktacluar
10/19/2004 at 07:33pm
User: ATHENA from Federal Way , WA User Rating:
Great fun to create with friends and family and a great center piece this yummy Mummy is fast and easy with lots of flavore,and little clean up! I just loved creating Egyptian symbols with the red peppers I highly recommend this Delightful treat to any hungery tricksters!!
Popular Party Appetizer
09/28/2007 at 11:46pm
User: Sherrie from Denver, CO User Rating:
I have tried this recipe at two different events, and it disappeared witin 10 minutes each time. It has already been requested for this year's Halloween party.
mmmmmmmmmmummy
06/19/2007 at 09:14pm
User: Anonymous User Rating:
everyone loved this dish and it was fun to make
excellent**crowd pleaser
04/27/2004 at 06:19pm
User: Anonymous User Rating:
filo dough is difficult to work with and the first time making them I realized I could make them smaller to feed more people. They went over so well!!