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	Lee Roy Selmon's Restaurant Recipe for Corn Casserole by Jack Parrino This is one of most requested side items at Lee Roy Selmon's. I believe its popularity lies in its simplicity and blending of familiar flavors and ingredients. The hot sauce gives the dish a little spark to balance the sweetness. as posted by Chef David Del Rio	1 vote 23681 views
	Marinated Asparagus by Robyn Savoie This versatile recipe made with fresh asparagus can be made year around. Serve it cold or warm as side with any meal. My favorite way to serve this is grilling it. It produces rave reviews every time. Even from guests who may not be fans of asparagus.	5 votes 1 review 1 comment 13443 views
	Tex Mex Guacamole with Serrano & Jalapeno Peppers by Wendi Taylor A delicious treat that can be served as a topping for tacos or taco salad, a dip for corn chips, a spread for tortillas or pita bread, or on a bed of shredded lettuce as a salad in itself.	2 votes 1 review 6506 views
	Vegetable Sizzlers by karenrecipe The chain was founded in 1958 as Del’s Sizzler Family Steak House by Del and Helen Johnson in Culver City, California. The chain is composed of more than 270 locations throughout the U.S. Most of Sizzler’s U.S. locations are in the West.	2 votes 13995 views
	Chow-Chow Relish by Salad Foodie Fall's green tomatoes are a perfect base for a batch of chow-chow. This pickled relish or condiment is lip-smacking good on hotdogs, hamburgers, fish, poultry, beans - oh, just everything! This version is a fusion of a friend's recipe and several others I compared it to, and I really like the results! A stash of 6 pints or 12…	1 vote 2 comments 7097 views
	Cucumber Relish by Donna Mitchell Carroll Good to use with fresh peas and beans. If you don't want it as sweet cut to sugar to your desired sweetness.	1 vote 3501 views
	Chef Windle’s Barbecue Mop-Sauce by Windle Grissett BBQ sauce should be bold with a little sweet and lots of flavors and kick...like a "sucker punch" you'll never see it coming. "Old timey Texans take their brisket naked. They don't cotton to sloppy, sticky, ketchup-based sauces like they make up north in Kansas City. That's because cattle don't need sweetened ketchup any more than…	1 vote 2047 views