What are you eating? - Part 2
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I'm drinking home-brewed beer and munching on baked salmon from time to time.
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The breakfast sandwich is similar to a McDonald's egg mcmuffin but lower in calories/fat. I think it was a Weight Watchers frozen item. I wanted something to hold me for 6 hours and that did the trick until after church.
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That sheep is ugly
He's eating a cheerio...O for Bingo LOL
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I am thinking that I may benefit from eating a meal consisting of rice, a little pasta, mixed diced vegetables, a little cheese, garlic, some whole cherry tomatoes, and vegetable stock. It ought to be warming and comfortably filling for my night time meal.
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Satay Chicken with extra vegetables added and diced tomatoes. It is a very delicious sauce and makes the chicken quite a treat.
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I had dip for the first time in ages! Heaven!! No wonder I don't make it too often...I gorged I am not much of a potato chip eater but if there's dip...wow. This dip was just sour cream and a packet of dry Italian seasoning. The sour cream is only a 6 serving container so it will be gone tomorrow!
I am not much of a potato chip eater but if there's dip...wow. This dip was just sour cream and a packet of dry Italian seasoning. The sour cream is only a 6 serving container so it will be gone tomorrow!
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sour cream with vegetable stock powder dissolved into it (only a small half teaspoon full) makes a very good dip. The salt in the stock counteracts the sourness in the cream and leaves a lovely savouriness in its wake