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Savor the Flavour

4.9· 350 reviews
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Generated with AI from 350 reviews on Trustburn · updated 24 days ago

Customers describe the site as a joy to browse with great photos and clear instructions, and they have found the recipes to be hits that capture the charm of traditional dishes like butter tarts and cinnamon bread.
What does Savor the Flavour do?

Savor the Flavour is a recipe website that shares sweet and savory recipes made from scratch, including copycat recipes, fancy drinks, meal ideas, and kid-approved snacks.

Are there any complaints about Savor the Flavour?

The critical reviewers wrote that they experienced issues such as underbaked or flat bread, dough that was dry and crumbly, and a flavor profile that missed the mark on authenticity.

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Lynne
Reviews 1

I’ve relied on this recipe from Savor the Flavour for years, and it’s always a hit. Since recovering from an illness, the stress of hosting is high, so I’m prepping ahead for my cousin’s visit this week. I made a batch today but have a question: how many days can I keep it in the fridge before freezing it? I usually reserve the cream until it thaws. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks. (New email address.)

LN
Reviews 1

I absolutely loved the cinnamon bread from Savor the Flavour. The taste was incredible, with a lovely crispy crust and a filling that really shined. I was especially impressed by how the marmalade on the outside brought out all the flavors. Just a heads-up for fellow bakers: make sure your cinnamon and cardamom are completely smooth! I skipped using a sieve the first time and got some huge spicy bites because of clumps. Also, learn from my mistake: don't bake it on aluminum foil, or it will stick to the bottom. Despite my little baking mishaps, the result was a beautiful Swedish loaf that was totally worth it.

Kathryn
Reviews 1

Savor the Flavour has truly elevated my home cooking. I made this dish using Argentinian pink shrimp that I thawed in the fridge, though I had to adjust the flour to four tablespoons to handle the extra moisture. The Hemplers smoked Andouille sausage from the shop was a standout—deeply smoky and high-quality, proving that a great sausage makes all the difference. I finished it off by stirring in half a cup of grated cheese right before serving for that perfect gooey texture.

Alex
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Savor the Flavour delivers a truly comforting meal with this pie. The crust bakes to a perfect golden crisp, providing a wonderful texture that complements the savory filling. The meat and potatoes are seasoned beautifully, creating a harmonious blend of flavors that feels both warm and satisfying.

Alexis LeQuire
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I’m a huge fan of this recipe! As a first-time bagel maker, I was thrilled with the results. I swapped in active dry yeast rather than the fast-acting kind, but honestly, it didn’t change the quality of the final product one bit. Do yourself a favor and keep the cinnamon chips in—they really do give those bagels that authentic bakery flavor.

Boo
Reviews 1

I was a bit nervous to give this a try, but I took my time, sipping a latte as I went. I’m so glad I read through Savor the Flavour’s detailed instructions—the tips really came in handy. Phew, I actually did it! The result was excellent, especially when paired with some rice. Thanks for sharing your method.

Candace
Reviews 1

I found the "Savor the Flavour" recipe online hoping to recreate the traditional saffron buns my mother made every Easter. Since she passed away, I’ve been trying to piece together her recipes, especially since some of her recipe books and cards went missing after she died. I recall she used raisins rather than currants, likely influenced by her English and Cornish childhood friends. I’m currently letting the dough proof for two hours, but I’m giving this recipe three stars. When I took the dough out of the bowl to knead it, it was surprisingly dry and tough, even though I followed your instructions precisely. I had to add extra butter and shortening just to make the dough pliable enough to work with. This makes me wonder if the recipe specifically requires lard. Unfortunately, neither of my local stores, including Target, had any in stock. I’d love some insight on whether lard is truly essential for the texture here. Thanks!

Candace
Reviews 1

After picking up my bread from Savor the Flavour, I noticed it was underbaked. I tried extending the bake time by five minutes and even letting it rest in the turned-off oven for half an hour, but it still felt raw inside when sliced. The loaf was flat, overly crusty, and crunchy, lacking the soft, tender texture I remember from mom’s homemade loaves. I’m dropping my rating to one star.

Pam Williams
Reviews 1

I love the recipes from Savor the Flavour, but I do wish the ingredient lists in the cooking steps updated automatically when you scale the servings up. It can be a bit jarring when a recipe doubles but the instructions still call for the original amount of carrots. I often find myself printing the page and manually crossing out the numbers, or doing the math on the fly. For that reason, I usually just stick to the base measurements to avoid any confusion, especially since newcomers might get tripped up by the discrepancy. I’m really looking forward to trying it out, though I won’t be able to fully judge the authenticity until I actually make the dish.

Chad
Reviews 1

Savor the Flavour, thank you for the update on the bulk recipe! I noticed that while the maple syrup ratio was corrected, the simple syrup might need to be 1.5 cups instead of 3/4 cup, and the lime juice should probably be increased to 3/4 cup as well. My teenagers really enjoyed the dish.

M
Reviews 1

Thanks for sharing that recipe from Savor the Flavour. It was a new experience for me since I’ve never tried them in person, so I wasn’t entirely sure what the texture should be like. The batch I made had a consistency somewhat similar to a scone. While I can’t confirm if they were fully cooked in the center, they held together well enough to be split and toasted easily.

Alex
Reviews 1

Savor the Flavour delivers a comforting autumn staple in this hearty stew. The beef is tender and deeply flavorful, while the carrots melt in your mouth. The broth has a rich tomato base that complements the texture of the cabbage perfectly. It’s a warm, satisfying dish that truly captures the essence of the season.

Beth
Reviews 1

I was really impressed by the rich aroma of this soup from Savor the Flavour. It is packed with tender lamb, fresh vegetables, and bold flavors. It is the perfect comfort meal to enjoy hot with some bannock on a chilly day. Delicious and satisfying—I will definitely be ordering this again.

Alex
Reviews 1

Savor the Flavour delivered exactly the comfort I needed on a cold day. The lamb flavor is perfectly infused into the broth, and the spices provide a satisfying depth to every spoonful. The vegetables are cooked just right—tender and soft with a nice pop of color. Highly recommend for a warm, flavorful meal.

Dale
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I absolutely loved this recipe from Savor the Flavour! It’s become a staple for our annual Parish Meeting at the church, and it’s the second time I’ve made it. I scaled the recipe up by 2.5x and the result was so comforting and hearty. I took some liberties that worked beautifully: I marinated the raisins overnight in Jack Daniel’s Honey Jack whiskey and added a tablespoon of honey to the sauce. Also, true to our Episcopal traditions, I added an extra tablespoon of bourbon per batch. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful dish!

Alex
Reviews 1

Savor the Flavour really knows how to craft a comforting meal. Their soup is rich and aromatic, with plump prunes providing a lovely sweet note that complements the fresh vegetables beautifully. The chicken falls apart effortlessly, proving it has been cooked to perfect tenderness.

Beth
Reviews 1

I gave the prune and leek soup a try at Savor the Flavour, and it was a delightful experience. The prunes provided a wonderful color and a subtle fruity note that complemented the dish perfectly. The leeks were tender, and the chicken was cooked to perfection with plenty of flavor. It was a really enjoyable meal to have in the area.

Steve
Reviews 1

I never used to be a fan of coleslaw until I discovered this recipe, but now I’m hooked. I’m quite picky about my food when dining out, but I’ve made this dish several times for my extended family. They loved it so much that they specifically requested it for Christmas!

Adam
Reviews 1

I was really impressed with the Savor the Flavour loaf! It had a great taste and a texture that wasn't sticky at all, which was a nice surprise. I reduced the baking time to 40 minutes and didn't use a 2lb tin, opting instead for two 1lb loaves baked back-to-back. It’s possible that the batch timing contributed to the texture, but I’m very happy with the result.

Alex
Reviews 1

Savor the Flavour really nailed this dish. The gnocchi has a lovely, tender texture, and the Italian spicy sausage brings a perfect savory depth to the overall flavor profile. I also appreciated the quality of the kale and red peppers in the soup—they were a nice touch.

Kelly Leung
Reviews 1

The results from Savor the Flavour were absolutely delicious. I prefer a thicker consistency, so I found the heat to be a bit intense at first. To fix this, I stirred in a can of blended navy beans, which gave the dish the perfect texture and mellowed out the spice. I also added a touch more cornmeal to help thicken it up. While the recipe had more steps than usual, which made me hesitate at first, it was actually quite straightforward once I started. The extra effort was totally worth it for such a great flavor.

Fran
Reviews 1

I’m usually not big on tofu, and since my husband rarely eats it, I didn’t cook it much at home. This dish won him over, though! I skipped frying the eggplant to save time, opting instead to toss the cubes in canola oil and roast them at 400F until soft. It worked out perfectly, giving me plenty of time to handle the other steps. I did forget to add the slurry to the sauce until right at the end, so I just stirred it in for a few extra minutes. The result was great. Savor the Flavour delivered a recipe that really works in a real kitchen.

Edward Itors
Reviews 1

I enjoyed the final result from Savor the Flavour, but the recipe instructions needed a bit of adjustment. The liquid ratio seemed off for European measurements, so I added extra milk and kneaded by hand to get the dough consistency right. Also, I found that baking at 350 degrees Fahrenheit works much better than the listed 425; the higher temperature dried out the crust too quickly. Despite these minor tweaks, the base recipe is genuinely wonderful.

Karen Condit
Reviews 1

I followed the Savor the Flavour instructions to let my dough rise overnight, using active yeast, but the texture ended up more like a scone than a soft roll. The flavor was excellent, though. I’ll give it another shot by proofing it on the counter next time, as the aroma definitely brought back memories of my grandmother’s saffron buns for my mother.

Wendy
Reviews 1

Savor the Flavour delivered a fantastic base for this queso. I customized the Chipotle-style recipe by adding smoky chipotle powder just before the end of the sauté and giving the spices a quick toast. Since other reviews suggested a soupier texture, I skipped a cup of milk. My adjustments worked perfectly: after whisking on low for about 15 minutes, I turned up the heat and brought it to a slight boil to thicken it up. Letting it sit for five minutes allowed the cornstarch to set, resulting in a rich, nacho-cheese consistency. The flavor was excellent and arguably better than the real deal. Definitely making this again from your site.

Lucy R
Reviews 1

Savor the Flavour offers solid flavors, but the recipe formatting is frustrating. It feels like they just tossed the marinade components—like sesame oil, sherry, and soy—into the ingredients list without regard for the actual cooking sequence. Then, confusingly, the instructions jump straight to mixing the cornstarch slurry. It’s not that the food is bad, but the lack of logical order is annoying.

Patience
Reviews 1

I’m a big fan of Savor the Flavour and make this dish every Easter. It’s a shame that you’ve taken down the tips for the homemade glaze, as I really loved having those different options for sweet, savory, and other variations. I can’t recall all the specific details, so I’ll likely just have to wing it next time.

Rita
Reviews 1

I’m already halfway through my second batch of this recipe at Savor the Flavour because it was such a hit the first time around! I tweaked it a bit by adding chicken for extra protein and double up on the garlic since we are big fans. I also swapped out the butter for a touch of Tuscan olive oil when sautéing the mushrooms. The result is incredible—the flavor just pops. Thanks for sharing this gem!

Marji Morrow
Reviews 1

I really enjoyed the eggplant tofu from Savor the Flavour! The only downside was that the recipe instructions don't scale automatically. When I tried to make half the portion, the ingredients adjusted correctly, but the oil amounts listed in the steps stayed the same. I ended up using too much oil and had to manually figure out the right quantity after the tofu step. Otherwise, the dish was a success.

LISA
Reviews 1

Had a fantastic meal from Savor the Flavour last night! The dish was packed with delicious flavor, and we had plenty of leftovers. I reheated them gently on the stove with a splash of milk, and they tasted just as good as fresh. Thanks for sharing the recipe—I’m now a subscriber and can’t wait to see what you post next!

Beth
Reviews 1

I am thoroughly impressed with the coffee from Savor the Flavour. The taste is fantastic, featuring a smooth texture and a robust, rich flavor that I really enjoy. It is also incredibly versatile, allowing for endless customization options to suit your personal preference. Plus, the brewing process itself is an enjoyable experience!

Ric Hosea
Reviews 1

Savor the Flavour has become my go-to for baking advice. I’m thrilled with the results—this is the third attempt at making pretzel rolls, and finally, I’ve nailed it! The step-by-step instructions are clear, and the tip about cooling the rolls before the water bath was a game-changer; it made transferring them much easier without tearing them up. My wife loved them too. The website is well-organized and a joy to browse. I’m definitely diving deeper into your archives for more recipes.

QB
Reviews 1

I’m thrilled to see how well the sauce from Savor the Flavour works in the kitchen! It made for a real hit last night, with my table completely cleared. I put my own spin on it by adding some onion, using Asian eggplant, and swapping in canola oil to handle the higher frying heat. By using half the sauce to steam-fry the eggplant, I was able to cut down on the overall oil usage. The result was delicious, and it’s definitely going into my regular recipe rotation.

Annelle
Reviews 1

I’ve been craving the McVitties Jamaican Ginger Cake I used to hunt down at Tesco’s in the UK with my ex-husband, so I turned to Savortheflavour for a reliable recipe. I baked two loaves yesterday because I couldn’t resist tasting them fresh. Even while they were still cooling, the first slice was absolutely spot-on—couldn’t have tasted better if I had bought the real thing from the shelf. I’m already looking forward to the next one. Big thanks to Savortheflavour for such a perfect copycat recipe!

Chava Lee
Reviews 1

I’ve been enjoying Savor the Flavour’s soups for a month now and just made this one again for dinner. It’s incredibly hearty and full of rich flavors. As a vegetarian, I left out the bacon, but the recipe was easy to follow and the result was delicious. I highly recommend giving it a try!

Jim Fletcher
Reviews 1

If you look for an authentic Georgian Brunswick stew, Savor the Flavour’s version might surprise you. The inclusion of lima beans and other whole ingredients deviates from traditional Georgian standards, making it a distinct stew rather than the classic dish many would expect.

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About Savor the Flavour

Savor the Flavour is a recipe website that shares sweet and savory recipes made from scratch. The site features a variety of content including copycat recipes, fancy drinks, meal ideas, and kid-approved snacks such as no-bake coconut protein balls and vegan granola bars. It also includes recipe categories like "Back to School Recipes" and sections for a recipe index, about us, services, and contact information. The content appears to focus on family-friendly cooking and baking ideas intended to be shared with others.