Stuffed Chicken Breast With Pineapple Stuffing, Mushrooms, &

I Got this recipe off this site, and then I modified it to fit our taste. This is one I will make often. -- posted by misspenelope61

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Slow Smokey Pineapple Turkey

I adapted Diana Rattray's lovely "Island Barbecued Turkey Legs" (http://southernfood.about.com/od/crockpotturkeyrecipes/r/r80418b.htm) recipe. Quickly realizing that she was making her own BBQ sauce, I revised and altered the ingredient list and, after literally over a dozen incarnations, I arrived at the following recipe.The cumin and chipotle powder give the meal a slightly smokey flavor that plays well with the sweet (pineapple) and the heat (BBQ sauce, Salsa). -- posted by fscalc

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Honey-Glazed Ham With Fresh Pineapple Chutney

Pineapple chutney is a wonderful summer topping that can be used on grilled chicken, pork, ham and even over cream cheese as an appetizer! I found this recipe in a hand from Fry's store in Buckeye AZ. -- posted by Golf Gal

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Slow Smokey Pineapple Turkey

I adapted Diana Rattray's lovely "Island Barbecued Turkey Legs" (http://southernfood.about.com/od/crockpotturkeyrecipes/r/r80418b.htm) recipe. Quickly realizing that she was making her own BBQ sauce, I revised and altered the ingredient list and, after literally over a dozen incarnations, I arrived at the following recipe.The cumin and chipotle powder give the meal a slightly smokey flavor that plays well with the sweet (pineapple) and the heat (BBQ sauce, Salsa). -- posted by fscalc

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