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Question About Heather's Pizza Party Snack Mix
      #225477 - 11/16/05 02:38 PM
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I've never made it....but will be learning HOW on from "Heather Cooks" hehehe

But my question is..... how does it hold up when left out for a few hours uncovered.... like on a table at a party.... will it taste stale? Any serving suggetions?

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Re: Question About Heather's Pizza Party Snack Mix new
      #225518 - 11/16/05 05:16 PM
Angela E.

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You know I made it once but kept it in a sealed container to munch on. I notices it did seem to get a tad bit stale in that even after a few days. I am not sure what to do. Maybe Heather will have some suggestions on her DVD. If I get mine before you I'll let you know!!

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Re: Question About Heather's Pizza Party Snack Mix new
      #225612 - 11/17/05 06:34 AM
Yoda (formerly Hans)

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substitutes

I had trouble getting all the ingredients so here's a link for substitutions. Since then, I substitute the soy bleu cheese dressing for light ranch dressing (yes, it does contain milk but the amount is so small), and I like to add 1/4 tsp ground chipotle pepper for a hint of heat.

It holds up great for several hours out. I have even thrown the leftovers in a tupperware and thrown it in the fridge and eaten it the next day. Still crunchy and yummy.

Oh, yeah, and when you make it, make sure you stir it REALLY well (but gently) between microwaving. It needs time for moisture to escape for it to dry out.


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I've had it uncovered for hours and it's fine... new
      #226030 - 11/18/05 11:39 AM
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you do have to make sure you stir/cook it long enough that it dries out. It will continue to crips up as it cools. I store it in a sealed container, but it won't go stale instantly if it's just left out. It's probably comparable to pretzels or chips.

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Re: I've had it uncovered for hours and it's fine... new
      #226201 - 11/19/05 09:59 AM
Honey mix

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what about honey glazed chex mix?

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Same thing, no problem! -nt- new
      #226229 - 11/19/05 01:20 PM
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Question About Heather's Honey Snack Mix new
      #226731 - 11/22/05 02:32 PM
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I don't have a very big microwave and my mixing bowls are all metal... so I would like to make this in the oven on a shallow pan. What temp and approx how long? Should I just treat it as if it were the "Chex Party Mix" on the cereal box or do I need more caution due to the honey? Thoughts?

Honey Snack Mix

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Re: Hmmmmmmm. new
      #226748 - 11/22/05 03:41 PM
Yoda (formerly Hans)

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Hmmmm. I would first of all suggest a LOW temperature - as if you were drying out croutons or something. Nothing higher than 300 deg. F - maybe start at 275 or 250. Then I would put them on a non stick baking sheet and take it out and stir every 15 minutes or so.
Just stabbing at a guess. Might want to make this baby in advance in case it takes a while.

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Re: Question About Heather's Pizza Party Snack Mix new
      #226771 - 11/22/05 05:58 PM
Angela E.

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Ok I made this again tonight and it still seems not very crispy?? I cooked it for 3 intervals of 90 seconds. I made sure that I stirred it really well. But I still had clumps of tomatoe paste together. Maybe I should cook it longer?? Any thoughts?

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Re: Question About Heather's Pizza Party Snack Mix new
      #226827 - 11/23/05 06:18 AM
Yoda (formerly Hans)

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Yep. Sometimes it takes longer. After stirring, I often let it set on the counter for several minutes to steam and cool before throwing it back in the microwave. Then, sometimes it takes another one or two turns in the micro. Once it gets close to being crispy, stop microwaving and let it sit for about 10 minutes. It'll crispen up even more sitting on the counter. Otherwise, you risk burning it.

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