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I see the points in both arguments, but I agree with Jenny. Especially being in New York, when those “chic pantry items” are an even prettier penny.
FINALLY finished! A Bolognese “Torta di Riso”... and the whole apartment smells GREAT.
I applaud your efforts! Making bread takes practice and I am too chicken to try. Latkes take quite a while as well (I made 2 different kinds this year), so you obviously enjoy the cooking process. Bravo!!
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Pureed 1 can of Goya Black Beans with 1 can of Sweet Potato Puree. Added diced onion, 3 sage leaves, chopped rosemary, 3 shaves of fresh ginger, 2 cloves of garlic, cinnamon, corriander, and ancho chili. Super Yum. And I love my new stick blender!!
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Edamame hummus and baby carrots. Mmmmm.
This sounds AMAZING and I just bought Concord grapes from the produce huts in Brighton Beach!!! I am SOOOO making this. GREAT ideas ... can’t wait to taste these flavors together. Thanks!!!
Tried to make a cheese sauce that was better for you than a milk/flour base: Warmed fat free greek yogurt and a splash of skim milk in a pot with 6 oz. of grated Wisconsin cheddar. Not bad and protein packed!
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