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By bhaycraft_12699605
brodhead, 89
on February 14, 2012
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Just ok. Nothing special, a little blad for a Food Network recipe.
By stewlaur
on February 02, 2012
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I thought this was a wonderful recipe. My family loved it! I have to say that I do love barley.
By stewlaur
on February 02, 2012
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I thought this was a wonderful recipe. My family loved it! I have to say that I do love barley.
By jenmakesdinner
Tampa 'burb
on January 09, 2012
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I love barley and thought the veggies and beef with it sounded good. Unfortunately, this was terrible. I thought after reading the comments, I could save it by adding worcestershire and garlic-but no go. This had a generally unpleasent taste, and yes, pretty bland. I won't bother trying to work with this any more. Find another recipe and save yourself a dissapointment.
By d-mohler_12402341
Lake Wylie, 80
on November 21, 2011
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Total mush...but I give i 3 stars cause I think it was because I used quick cooking barley. I only cooked it 7 hours, next time I'll try regular barley and even less time.
By rrsdvm2_8713454
Aurora, OH
on November 19, 2011
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I made this with high expectations, coming from the Food Network Magazine, but I was sadly disappointed. It was very bland, one dimensional and needed more salt. In order to use the leftovers, I added salt, worcestershire sauce, sauteed onions and garlic and added wine. After all that, it tasted pretty good. My recommendation would be to not make it as is unless you enjoy very bland food.
By rjohnson88
on November 17, 2011
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My family and I thought this was delicious! Next time I think I'll add a little garlic - you can never go wrong with garlic! I got the meat at Costco so it was a little more economical and a really, really great cut. You could add extra salt while it's cooking, but we preferred to add it when we ate as not everyone thought it needed more. Will definitely be making this one again!
By Dolores S
New Jersey
on November 15, 2011
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This was not tasty at all. My family and I were so disappointed. I have so much left over and I am trying to think what I can do to kick this up. I would not make this again. I don't want to give it any stars, but it won't post without one. This was a real dud!
By qzi420
on November 10, 2011
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This recipe was very good. Used portabella mushrooms instead of cremini and one bag of baby carrots rather than chopping our own carrots, which worked well, though I would suggest two bags of carrots as there weren't many. We left it in the slow cooker for about 24 hours, on high for the first four hours, on warm for the next 19 hours and on low for the last hour (times are approximate. Don't worry about taking the meat out and shredding it, just stir the entire thing a few times several hours before eating and it will fall apart in the slow cooker. Do skim off the fat as best as you can, as this dish is not as good with mouth fulls of grease. Treat it like a stew and enjoy. Be sure to have some crusty bread on hand to sop up the gravy with.
By NicsNosh
North Charlesto...
on November 10, 2011
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What a letdown. Was tasteless and unappealing. Replacing some of the broth with wine might lift this to an edible level but as it is don't waste your time or the ingredients. Tried to rescue the leftovers but no luck there....we love leftovers normally but this was thrown down the garbage disposal.