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By josephsalm8017_...
Palm Bay, FL
on January 31, 2013
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Love Nadia G. I hope she never changes. Tried this and it was great, but the best is watching her show and just how she does things. Absolutely hope she is on TV forever.
By madammelva666
on January 12, 2013
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I only made the braciole part of the arm and experimented with it, sometimes using London Broil (since it's very lean and even including pineapple rings along with the filling. Then, when I broil the meat in the oven I include halved vine ripened tomatoes so they would blister. I really love making the braciole 'cause it provides good leftovers along with pasta and sauce.
By elle.r0se
on October 31, 2012
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Visually, this is spectacular. I wrapped my arm in prosciutto AND salami, and the meats were SOO crispy and delicious. I cooked the recipe closer to the way Nadia did on the show, so 400 degrees for 45 minutes covered, and then about 20 uncovered. The steak was just alright, if not leaning towards too chewy. Next time the family wants just a giant meatball arm stuffed with cheese, and I would agree. If you want to save a lot of time and effort, just make the whole thing out of the ground meat mixture and cover it in fatty italian meats. I used a ground chuck, 85/15, and it was delicious!
By Artful Cooking
Minnesota
on October 31, 2012
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The grease is a huge problem since the parts are cooked in the marinara. I even used 90/10 ground beef. Next time, I will cook the meat part separate on a rack, drain the grease and finish with the marinara around it. Otherwise, super tasty!
By ricinac
on October 29, 2012
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I had lots of time on my hands (no pun intended so I put this together for dinner while waiting for hurricane Sandy to arrive in Brooklyn. It was truly revolting looking and delish. I had to substitute store brand tomatoes and use meatloaf mix instead of ground beef and had to finish off the shriveled upi "skin" with bacon, but the effect was still the same. A bit labor intensive, but when you have the time, fun to serve and creep out your family! My brother told me I need to get a hobby, tho.