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i use it with, vegetable soup, here is the receipt:
1-put on the oil or butter 2-put the onion to be fried (after chopping of course) 3-put the lamb meat or chicken to be fried with the onion for a while 4-add the potatoes to be fried with the meat and the onion 5-you can add green bean, carrot, mushroom … but the most important is the tomatoes, 6-add water and spices, and salt. 7-Leave it for 30 minutes on fire 8-Eat it |
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Hello
The first obvious choice is baked potatoes. But, this healthy option can quickly become a disaster depending on what you top it with. The key is to look for healthy toppers. For example, try topping your baked potato with low-fat sour cream, low-fat ranch dressing, or even broccoli. Filling your baked potato with vegetables is a healthy way to add even more vitamins, without adding fat. Try sautéing mushrooms and add a little brown gravy. If you want your baked potato to be a little more decadent, but still healthy, try adding low-fat cheese, bacon bits, and a low-fat butter substitute. Have a great day Escorts Manchester |
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