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(this will make extra) ripe hass avocado, pitted and peeled juice of lime pinch of cumin cup plain greek yogurt salt and pepper for the tomatillo pico de gallo: / small white onion, small diced / – jalapeño, seeded and diced garlic cloves, grated or minced salt, about / teaspoons juice of lime, about
tablespoons tomatillos, husked, cleaned and chopped small handful cilantro, plus some to garnish pinch of ground cumin splash of green hot sauce, to taste, optional for the migas: corn tortillas drizzle of olive oil - oz mexican chorizo, removed from its casing - eggs, scrambled in a bowl / – / cup...
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knife skills : how to cut basic fruits & vegetables!
in the basic knife skills overview video, we share our best chef knife, how to hold a knife, and how to care for your knives. then each video shows exactly how to cut different fruits and vegetables! knife skills videos: how to cut fruits & vegetables!...
https://www.acouplecooks.com/basic-knife-skills-for-home-cooks/
health chic. people believe they'll lose weight skipping meals, but that's not true; the body expects to be refueled with quality victuals a few times each day, starting with breakfast. in fact, people who eat a healthful breakfast are more likely to sustain a healthy weight in the end of overeating
over people, and the pull of alcohol and drugs." it isn't a stretch to say, 'i'm addicted to chocolate.' dr. robert s. harris, a professor of nutritional biochemistry at mit, add, "most people do not eat foods because they are good for them, but because the foods appeal to their appetite, to their emotions...
https://chefwendellfowler.blogspot.com/2010/11/
health chic. people believe they'll lose weight skipping meals, but that's not true; the body expects to be refueled with quality victuals a few times each day, starting with breakfast. in fact, people who eat a healthful breakfast are more likely to sustain a healthy weight in the end of overeating
over people, and the pull of alcohol and drugs." it isn't a stretch to say, 'i'm addicted to chocolate.' dr. robert s. harris, a professor of nutritional biochemistry at mit, add, "most people do not eat foods because they are good for them, but because the foods appeal to their appetite, to their emotions...
http://chefwendellfowler.blogspot.com/2010/11/