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Sometimes curry dishes can overpower - this one is quite mild. Really just a hint of curry flavor. This is another easy after-work dish that works great with leftover chicken. It comes together in the time it takes to cook your rice. The recipe easily doubles for a larger crowd, and is always a pleaser. [...]

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One of my favorite times spent in the kitchen is when the refrigerator begins to empty out. Inside the fridge I may find some leftovers or half-filled bags and packages from food shopping and previous cooking endeavors. That’s when my imagination really awakens, and I begin thinking of new recipes and food combinations. My chicken-spinach bake was one [...]

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Stir-fry is always a welcome plate at the dinner table, and easy to make. The aromas emitted while it is being prepared fill the house and lure members of the household directly into the kitchen. I like this recipe because of the pretty colors that taste so good, and it is healthy, too. Enjoy each crunchy [...]

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Here’s a soup to feed your body and soul. Fresh flavors, low in fat and carbs, and nice textures to warm you from the inside out and leave you very satisfied. Enjoy with some homemade bread or rolls, or your favorite side, and it’s a complete meal.
Spinach-rice soup
3 strips of diced turkey bacon
1 tablespoon olive oil 
1 onion, [...]

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In that part of your brain where you file away all of your favorite “comfort foods,” who doesn’t place rice pudding on that delectable list? Thick and rich, chewy and sweet, rice pudding is traditionally made with rice boiled in milk. I really missed this dessert when I became LI. My dairy urges, as usual, got [...]

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Free rice

A great link was sent my way, one that helps to feed the hungry, and this is really a good thing.
This is how it works:
It’s a word game that you play. You are given a word, with four possible definitions. Click on the definition that you believe is correct.
If you get it right, you get [...]

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