How do CopyKat recipes compare with the restaurant recipes?

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June 29, 2010 8 Comments

An Arizona TV station compares CopyKat recipes with the restaurant recipes, who wins? CopyKat recipes are preferred over the restaurant originals. You can see that cooking at home is the way to go.

Diane H.

Diane H. Stephanie— Did you eat at Chi Chi’s? Mexican restaurant. That was my favorite mex. Restaurant. Please respond.
- http://www.copykat.com Stephanie
  
  I don’t think I ever ate at a Chi Chi’s they weren’t a large chain in the south. That’s too bad too, I know a lot of people enjoyed them.
Carolyn Miller

The “Cracker Barrel” dumpling recipe lacked a salt ingredient in the dumpling sauce. I added quite a bit of flour to the dumpling dough as it was wet and impossible to roll. They stayed “doughy” and sticky after cooking. The sauce was good (needed much more liquid, tho) but the dumplings were sticky and tasteless.

I am sorry to hear that recipe didn’t work out as well as you had hoped. That recipe has generally had really good reviews over the years. I’ll have to go back into the restaurant sometime soon to see if it needs to be updated. Sometimes restaurants change and update recipes over the years. ~Stephanie
http://www.funnynotslutty.com Funny not Slutty

Go Stephanie!
Dave Carr

Please copykat the baked beans @ Joe’s Real B-B-Q in Gilbert, Az. They are the best.
- Mindy
  
  YES!
- HW
  
  And also the barbeque sauce at Joe’s Real BBQ in Gilbert, AZ!
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