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Two Pink Peonies

5.0· 258 reviews
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Mackenzie
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Absolutely loved this dish! I adapted it slightly by using a teaspoon of each spice, skipping the chili flakes, and tossing in a half teaspoon of onion powder along with fresh salt and pepper. I ended up cooking it for about an hour because I prefer my veggies extra charred, but the result was fantastic. I’ll definitely be making this again!

Brooklyn Smith
Reviews 1

The flavor at Two Pink Peonies really shines in their takeout or frozen options. I found it to be a fantastic replica of the restaurant experience. My only tweak was adding a half tablespoon of pineapple juice to enhance the taste. It turned out absolutely delicious.

Eli
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I was surprised by how sticky the dough was for the Two Pink Peonies cookies; it was quite tough to roll into balls, so I had to chill it first. It felt like I might not have added enough flour. I baked them for about 11 minutes, but the centers were still a bit raw. That said, the final result was delicious.

Ronda Ward
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I love the tea from Two Pink Peonies, but I have a question about the recipe instructions. It lists 6 cups of water initially, then says to use only 2 cups to brew the tea, and finally instructs to add another 6 cups. Does that mean the final amount should be 8 cups? Just wanted to double-check if there’s a typo there.

Skyla
Reviews 1

Two Pink Peonies has such a gem of a recipe. I swapped in rice vinegar for the apple cider vinegar and it brought out a lovely, subtle sweetness. The dish is incredibly straightforward to prepare, making it perfect for efficient meal prepping throughout the week. Truly delicious and hassle-free.

CK
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As a huge fan of Two Pink Peonies, I often find myself craving their broccoli salad. I tried to recreate it at home, and while the initial version was close, something felt slightly off. The key to nailing the flavor was swapping apple cider vinegar for rice vinegar in the dressing. I stuck with the recommended Dukes mayo and used superfine baker’s sugar, which dissolves much quicker. With that one adjustment, the homemade version was practically identical to the original!

Arlene
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A delightful breakfast treat from Two Pink Peonies that strikes the perfect balance—not overly sweet. I adapted the recipe by swapping nuts for raisins and topping it with a cinnamon sugar sprinkle, plus a pinch of salt since the original lacked it. It was a hit with everyone who tried it.

Lala
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I’m not usually one to leave feedback online, but I felt compelled to tell the creators at Two Pink Peonies how much I loved this pumpkin bread recipe. It really elevates the standard fall bake. The crumb stays incredibly moist, and the cardamom adds a gentle, soothing warmth without overpowering the dish—a refreshing departure from the typical heavy pumpkin spice flavors. I took some liberty and topped it with pepitas from Costco and a light dusting of sugar for a nice crunchy finish. It’s going to be my go-to method for autumn baking from now on.

Nat
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Just tried the recipe from Two Pink Peonies today and it turned out amazing! Really glad I found it. You’re totally right about using tenderloin—it’s definitely the way to go, and shredding the meat with a mixer makes such a difference. I also followed the tip to use a food processor for the celery and onions, which gave a much better texture. Can’t wait to make the lemon basil version next! Thanks for sharing!

Tara
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I recently baked these at home and the texture came out beautifully! I’m not sure why, but they didn’t flatten out as expected—they stayed quite puffy—but that didn’t take away from the quality. The hint of molasses really added a nice depth to the flavor. I did notice that the milk powder didn’t dissolve completely into the dough, leaving it a bit dry even after mixing for four or five minutes. Still, the result was delicious enough that my entire family loved them, and I’d definitely make them again.

Laura
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I found the recipe from Two Pink Peonies to be incredibly easy to prepare. I did all the prep work the evening before and set it up right before heading to work the next morning. After cooking, I strained the liquid and used the rich drippings to whip up a delicious gravy, which paired perfectly with the chicken and mashed potatoes. I’ll definitely be making this dish again!

Jere
Reviews 1

After years of craving my grandmother’s classic creamed corn, I was thrilled to find a recipe from Two Pink Peonies that really hit the spot. Adding cream cheese was a game-changer, giving the dish a rich, velvety texture that perfectly captured that nostalgic comfort food vibe.

Tricia
Reviews 1

If you’re a fan of Bob Evans banana bread, this is the perfect substitute. I tweaked the recipe from Two Pink Peonies by baking it in a muffin tin and topping it with a brown sugar strusel mix before hitting the oven. The result was a hit with my mother-in-law, which definitely helped my standing in the family. Great find for a homemade copycat treat!

Monique
Reviews 1

The recipe for Two Pink Peonies worked out great! We made a few tweaks to suit our taste, swapping nutmeg for a mix of pumpkin spice and a pinch of clove. Since we used a large yellow cake mix, we added a quarter cup of milk to get the consistency right. We also used two eggs instead of one. My only suggestion for next time is to cut back on the brown sugar—both light and dark—as we found them a little too sweet.

Colleen
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I was so impressed by the flavor of the banana bread from Two Pink Peonies that I decided to try the recipe at home. The bananas I had on hand weren’t quite ready, but a quick 30-minute roast at 300°F did the trick—they blackened perfectly for maximum sweetness. After cooling them down, I followed the instructions, and the result was delicious. I’ll definitely be baking this again!

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About Two Pink Peonies

Two Pink Peonies is a website that publishes recipes and activities for kids. It offers a recipe index that includes categories such as copycat recipes, appetizers, crockpot dishes, main courses, side dishes, desserts and baking, cookies, Amish recipes, sourdough, and cast iron skillet recipes. The site also provides kids' activities and printables, including dot marker and dot sticker pages. In addition, it promotes a copycat cookbook featuring recipes inspired by restaurant and fast food favorites.