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  1. Rachel
    Rachel says:

    I just want to say how much I enjoy watching your cooking with your husband! Y’all crack me up! I’m a mom with toddlers and a baby so cooking dinner is a circus in my house right now, and watching you and your husband drinking wine and chatting while cooking really helps me realize my kids won’t be this little forever and I will get to leisurely sip on wine while cooking one day! I hope that doesn’t sound silly 😂 I just love the casual/conversational style of your videos!

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  2. Shelly Turner
    Shelly Turner says:

    Shepherd's/cottage pie is in our regular fall/winter rotation. I mainly use a recipe from aboutamom Freezer Friendly Shepherd's Pie. For a speed version, I brown the ground beef with some garlic, add a little Worcestershire sauce and then add a can of condensed vegetable soup with a little water. I saw someone recently top with tater tots and that looked good to me too. Cincinnati chili is still on my bucket list, and the flavor combination sounds great to me. I have a cookbook recipe called chilighetti… I used to make it for church gatherings, but haven't made it in years.

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  3. Joyce Mullins
    Joyce Mullins says:

    Next time, put sour cream on top of the chili. It's just not the same without it! (We can walk to a Skyline Chili from our house and love it!) Shephard's Pie is one of our favorites! (It's an Irish dish, btw…)

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  4. Ariel S
    Ariel S says:

    That sweet chili with jalapeños poppers or fried jalapeños is really good 👍 I also use cinnamon instead of chocolate so maybe I’ll try it this way next time I make it 🍲

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  5. lilannegirl03
    lilannegirl03 says:

    Well, I was about to say that I'd never eat chili over spaghetti noodles (I have tried it with macaroni, and that is something I won't do again 😜!), BUT the way you and your husband described it makes me think it might not be too bad after all…as long as I reframe it as a type of spaghetti sauce vs chili in my mind! 😅 I have had, and made, shepherd's/cottage pie quite a few times (one of my grandmas was from England and made it a lot). It's not my favorite, but it's definitely a warm and filling meal! 😊

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  6. Debbie Gradowski
    Debbie Gradowski says:

    From Chicago and actually I’ve never had Shepherds pie but looked delicious- I don’t think it’s the area you’re from, but family (?)
    Thank you for sharing all these!
    😋. Now that I’ve watched on, maybe from further north like Canada!? Dunno but thanks again for being the lab tester 😂

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  7. Kristi Acosta
    Kristi Acosta says:

    When you add ground meat without browning or cooking it, it changes the texture of it and the meat breaks apart into very fine pieces. Some hot dog chili's are made this way so it provides good coverage over the hotdog and you don't have to contend with large chunks of meat.

    And both recipes looked delicious. Shepherd's pie is such a comfort food for me. And I'll have to try the Cincinnati chili soon. I just have to get my mind wrapped around putting it over noodles.

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  8. Judy Williams
    Judy Williams says:

    I do love all your recipes and appreciate you sharing them with us but one thing I must comment on is the cleanliness of your stove and kitchen area. I have watched some channels and cannot finish watching because of the condition of the surroundings. Thank you!!!

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  9. Karen S
    Karen S says:

    I’ve been following your videos from here in NE Ohio for several years now, I’ve been with you through 3 homes!
    Now, we’ve got to get you to make some Buckeyes in honor of our great Ohio State Buckeyes

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  10. Julie Stevens
    Julie Stevens says:

    I remember the first time I had Shepherd's Pie was at church camp. It looked (and tasted) like the leftovers fron the whole week, covered in mashed potatoes. Needless to say I was not a fan and renamed it "leftover pie"…lol. Many MANY years later…seeing the version you made, makes me want to give it a try again. 😋

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  11. Debra Beier
    Debra Beier says:

    My mother is English. Shepard's Pie is traditionally made with minced lamb, Yuck! She could not get anyone in our family to eat lamb, So she used ground beef. I like the peas and carrots but use what veg. you like.
    I live in Ohio. That's how you make Cincinnati chili. The cinnamon and chocolate can throw you but I like the taste. I hate the taste of cloves, nutmeg and allspice so I don't put it in my chili. We eat it spaghetti, chili, cheese, onion. That's 4 way. 5 way you add beans.

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  12. Laurie
    Laurie says:

    I have never heard of chocolate or cinnamon in chili and definitely have never seen anyone put the raw meat into the sauce to cook it. Doesn't the meat leave grease? I've also only had chili with beans, without just looks like spaghetti sauce to me. lol

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  13. Kathy Young
    Kathy Young says:

    I live in southeastern Ohio, and Cincinnati chili is not common here. Your version looked tasty though. I’ve also never had shepherds pie. Lol. After hearing you rave about how good it was I made it for
    dinner tonight and the family loved it. Thanks for sharing, Jen. I always get so much inspiration watching you cook😊

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  14. Lee Willers
    Lee Willers says:

    I make Shepherd’s Pie with ground beef, (that’s the way my British mom made it because us kids would not eat lamb) onions, garlic, flour for thickener, beef broth OR vegetable broth, canned mixed vegetables and Bob Evans Original mashed potatoes. My husband and sister absolutely love it made this way! My husband eats a peanut butter sandwich with his chili! Thanks for the recipes!

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  15. Laurinda Hobbs
    Laurinda Hobbs says:

    I am originally from Ohio and I love Skyline chili! They also put it on hot dogs 😊. I now live in TN and our Walmarts carry the Skyline chili in the freezer section. It has the spaghetti noodles so you just have to add your toppings and its very close to what they serve in the restaurants.

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  16. Lauree Marshall
    Lauree Marshall says:

    I make what we call shepherds pie with minced meat not lamb. It’s a staple in many Canadian kitchens. It’s 100% comfort food. My family likes corn so I put the mince on the bottom then a layer of corn then the mashed potatoes and sometimes a bit of cheese on the top. So delicious. 🇨🇦

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  17. Helen Williams
    Helen Williams says:

    I live in the midwest and don't ever make shepherd's pie. Your recipe looked amazing. 😋 I had Skyline chili 1 time and didn't like it at all. It was sweet and I like my spaghetti sauce savory, no sugar. Your finished product looked yummy if it wasn't sweet.

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