Bob Evans Copycat Recipes
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Bob Evans Restaurant
Bob Evans is a casual family restaurant with a country feel. Famous for its breakfast menu, breakfast is served all day at Bob Evans.
The restaurant chain started in Ohio from a single diner. Most of the restaurants are located in midwestern states. Each restaurant is owned by the Bob Evans Farms Inc. corporation.
If you don't live near a Bob Evans restaurant, but like country cooking, give some of these Bob Evans restaurant copycat recipes a try. I recommend the copycat potato soup recipe and any of the copycat pie recipes. They are truly representative of midwestern farmland cooking.
Bob Evans Breakfast Recipe Clones
Miscellaneous Bob Evans Copycat Recipes
Bob Evans Main Dish Copycat Recipes
Bob Evans Copycat Dessert Recipes
- Bob Evans Nutter Butter Pie Recipe Clone
If you like Nutter Butter cookies, you'll love Bob Evans Nutter Butter pie. - Bob Evans Orangesicle Pie Copy Cat Recipe
- Copycat Recipe- Bob Evans Peanut Butter Pie
- Bob Evans Pecan Caramel French Silk Pie
All I can say is 'yummy'.
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Looking for pot roast sandwich recipe. I will seriously consider going there to work just to find out what is in it, I love that sandwich.
Looking for a copycat recipe for their Rice Pilaf and their cranberry sauce served with the turkey dinner.
pot roast sandwich: pot roast, grilled onion and shredded carrot, american cheese, grilled sourdough bread. I don't remember if the pot roast is premarinated or not...but they don't do anything special to it. they just cook it and keep it in a steam table til its time to serve it.
I dont recall about the rice pilaf as it was off the menu most of the time i worked there, but i think it was just a box mix with a seasoning packet.
the cranberry relish comes to the restaurant premade and is quite tasty. i can only share with you that it is indeed a cranberry orange relish. i dont remember the company that makes it.....however bobevans does all their ordering through a company called mattingly foods which may sell the relish to you directly????
Just had a new item on the menu- cherry bread. It was fabulous! I want that receipe! Can anyone help???
Bob Evans Cherry Bread is fabulous! If anyone finds the recipe, please post it! Yum!
CHERRY PECAN BREAD3 cups biscuit mix1/4 cup sugar1 tsp ground nutmeg1 (20 oz) can cherry pie filling1/3 cup milk1 egg, beaten1/4 cup margarine, melted1 tsp vanilla1 cup chopped pecansPreheat oven to 350 degrees F. Combine biscuit mix, sugar and nutmeg. Stir in pie filling, milk, egg, margarine and vanilla. Mix well; fold in pecans. Pour into greased 9x5 inch loaf pan. Bake for 1 hour and 15 minutes. Cool in pan.If you want more cherry taste, frost with cream cheese mixed with cherry marmalade.Source: Home Cooking magazine, February 1996 MSG URL: http://www.recipelink.com/msgid/0222451
the recipe that is posted cant possibly taste the same as what is served in the recipe. The restaurant version very clearly has marachino cherries in it and this one calls for pie filling. Has anyone tried the posted recipe?
Cherry BreadIngredients:
1 cup Sugar2 Eggs, beaten2 cups Sifted all-purpose flour1 cup Milk1 cup Sifted all-purpose flour4 teaspoons Baking powder1 teaspoon Salt8 ounces Maraschino Cherries -- Drained, Chopped2 tablespoons Butter -- Melted
Directions:Add the sugar to eggs in mixing bowl; beat well. Mix in 2 c flour, adding alternately with the milk. Combine 1 c flour, baking powder, and salt; stir into batter. Add cherries and butter, mix well. Pour into a greased and floured loaf pan. Bake in a 350 oven for 1 hour.
Thanks for the Cherry Bread receipe, this last post sounds more like it. I will give it a whirl. Last weekend I bought the last loaf that BE had, looks like it is a season item.
the cherry bread recipe has sifted flour in it twice - is that a typo?
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Has anyone reviewed Kathy's recipe? Does it taste the same?
Looking for the Chicken Salad recipe?
cgull8m says:
2 years ago
Another great hub, I like Bob Evans Sausages, heard that he got tired of other poorly made sausages ended up making it himself and became famous soon after. Thanks for sharing this recipes. Cheers.