Disney recipes?

[Smiling Cheshire Cat]

Has anyone tried the recipes for Disney dishes listed on allears? If so, which ones did you try and how did it turn out?

Thanks,

 

[webstah]

My wife makes the Canadian Cheese soup and loves it.

 

[Mr. & Mrs. Smith]

I haven't checked out the recipes on Allearsnet but I'm sure some of them come from the Delicious Disney cookbook which we picked up back in 2007 at WDW. We have tried a couple of recipes from it.

We tried the Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup and it was fantastic! It serves 10 though and there's only 2 of us so we ended up eating way too much of it. It is too rich to eat by the gallon!

We also tried the Peanut Butter 'n Jelly Shake. I thought it was kind of gross. I didn't see what the big deal was about it.

We tried the Shrimp and Prosciutoo Penne Pasta and that was very nice. I'd definitely make it again.

I think that's all we've attempted so far.

 

[Smiling Cheshire Cat]

My wife makes the Canadian Cheese soup and loves it.

Thanks- I will print that one and try it.

 

[ROEDISNEY]

Prime Time Pot Rost! Mine is good but it's just not the same.

 

[Smiling Cheshire Cat]

I haven't checked out the recipes on Allearsnet but I'm sure some of them come from the Delicious Disney cookbook which we picked up back in 2007 at WDW. We have tried a couple of recipes from it.

We tried the Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup and it was fantastic! It serves 10 though and there's only 2 of us so we ended up eating way too much of it. It is too rich to eat by the gallon!

We also tried the Peanut Butter 'n Jelly Shake. I thought it was kind of gross. I didn't see what the big deal was about it.

We tried the Shrimp and Prosciutoo Penne Pasta and that was very nice. I'd definitely make it again.

I think that's all we've attempted so far.

Do you mind to tell me the name of your cookbook? I collect cookbooks and would love to have a Disney one.

I know that PB&J shake gets a lot of love here on the DIS but I can't wrap my mind around that being good. Especially since I don't even like PB&J's. We just stick with the chocolate shakes when we go to 50's.

 

[Mad Hattered]

Do you mind to tell me the name of your cookbook? I collect cookbooks and would love to have a Disney one.

I know that PB&J shake gets a lot of love here on the DIS but I can't wrap my mind around that being good. Especially since I don't even like PB&J's. We just stick with the chocolate shakes when we go to 50's.

The name of the cookbook is DELICIOUS DISNEY. They have some used ones on Amazon but they are $75!! I believe they were only like $45 at DTD.

 

[Smiling Cheshire Cat]

Prime Time Pot Rost! Mine is good but it's just not the same.

That is one I definitely want to try. 50's Pot Roast is one of my favorite WDW meals.

 

[Smiling Cheshire Cat]

The name of the cookbook is DELICIOUS DISNEY. They have some used ones on Amazon but they are $75!! I believe they were only like $45 at DTD.

Thank you. I will look for it at the World of Disney on our next trip.

 

[Teresa Pitman]

I make the Trail's End cornbread all the time. It has a surprising amount of sugar in it, actually, but my family LOVES it. I'm vegan, so I use egg replacer instead of the eggs called for in the recipe but it still comes out delicious.

Teresa

 

[Luv2Roam]

I have a few of the Disney cookbooks, including from Food & Wine Fest. So far I have not made one thing. DH made one recipe out of the F&W.
I have made the cream of mushroom soup from a recipe I got from Brown Derby. But it just did not taste the same.
It was MUCH better at the BD. I think they doctor it up in the restaurant and then give away a standard recipe.

 

[Mr. & Mrs. Smith]

Delicious Disney has $40 printed on the inside cover so that must be how much we paid when we picked it up at DTD.

 

[Smiling Cheshire Cat]

I make the Trail's End cornbread all the time. It has a surprising amount of sugar in it, actually, but my family LOVES it. I'm vegan, so I use egg replacer instead of the eggs called for in the recipe but it still comes out delicious.

Teresa

I have never tried their cornbread, but I'm always looking for a good cornbread recipe.

I have a few of the Disney cookbooks, including from Food & Wine Fest. So far I have not made one thing. DH made one recipe out of the F&W.
I have made the cream of mushroom soup from a recipe I got from Brown Derby. But it just did not taste the same.
It was MUCH better at the BD. I think they doctor it up in the restaurant and then give away a standard recipe.

Cream of mushroom soup sounds great. It's a shame it didn't turn out exactly like you wanted. I would love to try the grapefruit cake recipe but I'm afraid it won't turn out the same either.

Delicious Disney has $40 printed on the inside cover so that must be how much we paid when we picked it up at DTD.

Thanks for double checking on the price for me.

 

[mnosky]

We have delicious disney too.
We made strawberry soup (added wrong kind of frozen strawberries but it was still good), Canadian cheddar cheese soup, , smores (don't really need a recipe for this) tonga toast (I never had at disney but the fat and heaviness of this made both me and DD6 kind of sick all day)