Low-carb Super Bowl snacks

Jan23

I don’t love football, but I do love watching the Super Bowl and just hanging out with friends and eating yummy food. I read recently online that on a Keto diet you can’t even go to a party or enjoy a social night with your friends because you can’t eat anything. I strongly disagree with that! Here are my family’s favorite low carb snacks and dips you can make for a Super Bowl party or a Tuesday night at home.

1. Meat and cheese tray. So many choices here: nuts, cheese, cheese crisps, salami, summer sausage, bacon and pepperoni. Just to name a few.

2. Chicken thighs cut into bite size pieces, you can serve these on toothpicks with cheese if you’d like. Just use a dry rub and olive oil or your favorite low carb marinade.

3. Chicken wings, just steer clear of sugary sauces. Go with just seasoning and eat with ranch and veggie sticks.

4. Buffalo chicken dip with veggies, my personal favorite is celery. Kraft seems to be the lowest carb cream cheese I’ve found, just check your labels. This recipe is so easy!

5. These sausage balls from Keto Size Me are so good!

6. These chocolate chip cookies from Peace Love and Low Carb! Ally made them for us this weekend.

7. Stuffed jalapeno peppers with cream cheese and wrapped in bacon.

8. The cheeseburger casserole in the photo above is very good. Served with guacamole or salsa, even better. It might be more of a meal depending on the serving size, but could be a snack as well. I made a few changes to the original. I use cheddar or something other than American cheese and added peppers and bacon.

9. Bell pepper nacho boats from Skinny Ms.

10. A million and one things to do with Cut da Carb wraps…..quesadillas are the perfect finger food.

So, there you have it folks. An amazing list of just 10 snacks we can think of. Truth is, there are tons! You do not have to miss a party or dinner with friends because you are low-carb. Don’t let anyone tell you different. Unless it’s a pasta buffet, then you are on your own!

Do you watch the Super Bowl game? Do you host or attend a party to watch the game?

What is your favorite Super Bowl snack?

Low-carb meatball casserole

Jan10

Pasta used to be a staple in my diet and I cooked it almost weekly for my family. It was probably the one thing I didn’t think I was willing to go without. Turns out, I was wrong.

Ingredients:

2-2.5 pounds of meat (I used sausage and pork this time)
1/4 cup Almond flour
1/4 cup Grated Parmesan cheese
1 egg
Onion (optional)
Garlic, Salt, Pepper, Onion powder
Basil
Spinach
Mozzarella cheese
Tomato Sauce
Heavy cream (see note below)

Preheat oven to 375 degrees.

Grab a large bowl and add your meat, almond flour, parmesan cheese, egg, onion and spices. You’re going to have to use your hands and mix it all together. You can also add grated mozzarella cheese to the meatballs if you want. Roll the meat into balls. This is where I just kind of wing it. You don’t want them too big, they take too long to cook as it is. Sometimes they all fit in one 9×13 dish, this week I needed a second smaller dish.

Bake the meatballs for 30 minutes to start. While the meatballs are baking get your sauce simmering on the stove. I buy the unseasoned tomatoes (Cento brand) and add fresh basil, garlic, salt, pepper, whatever seasoning you have on hand. I also add a dash of heavy cream to up the fat content. I know that’s not an actual measurement. It’s not 1/4 cup, it’s maybe 2-3 tablespoons. And a splash of red wine if I have a bottle opened.

I usually buy the whole tomatoes, it’s the lowest carb for some reason. Always check your labels!

Then I use my stick blender to puree them.

After 30 minutes in the oven, remove the meatballs, pour the sauce over them and place back in the oven for 25-30 minutes. This is not an exact science as the length of cooking depends on the size of the meatballs. Mine usually take 70 minutes. If the sauce is bubbling too much cover your dish with foil.

The last 10 minutes pile the fresh spinach on the top and mozzarella cheese to cover the whole casserole. Bake until cheese is melted and slightly crisp. So good.

Serve with something green to keep this low carb. Green beans and bacon are always a great choice! And that’s just how it sounds. I cooked the bacon in the pan then add a bag of frozen green beans that I have cooked a little in the microwave. Add butter, salt and pepper. Serve quick because we all know green beans don’t stay warm!

Here’s the final plate. Our family really likes this dish! If you have carb eaters in your family you can always add pasta on the side for them. I don’t think they will miss it though!

Hope you enjoy this as much as we do! It makes great lunch leftovers if you have any. You can also make meatball subs using the fathead dough if you want to change things up.

Happy cooking!

Our low-carb life

Sep14

I’ve touched a little bit on John and I eating low carb. Some people think we are crazy but it also surprises me how many people are eating this way and I just didn’t know. Besides the weight loss, we sleep better (he says I don’t snore), feel better, and no, I don’t have the crazy sweet cravings. Every once in a while I’ll make a low-carb treat because I still like to bake and so does Ally. And there are plenty of yummy low carb/sugar free desserts out there.

There are some links in this post, I don’t get anything from you clicking on them. 🙂

John started us on the road last October and I followed in November. He really keeps me in line most of the time. I have had days where I have extra carbs, like vacation, for instance. It doesn’t take too long to get back on track though, we were strict from day 1 once we got home. Most days I don’t even think twice about it. It’s our new norm. Not a fad diet, but a lifestyle change.

I got my physical this month with x-rays, EKG, full blood panel. Everything from cholesterol to liver and all the numbers are normal or better than normal. So no, eating bacon and butter is not going to kill me. My doctor still takes a second glance at my resting heart rate and said “you don’t look 40.” Thanks, I don’t feel or act it either!

She did ask about my diet and for 2 seconds I hesitated. But she said, if it’s working for you, keep doing it. It does take a lot of self control. You really have to want it. You have to be so ready for a change that you are willing to put in the work. No matter what diet, or lifestyle change, you have to work. Anyone that tells you it’s easy is lying. Easy is ordering pizza or eating cheese fries instead of a salad with your bun-less burger.

Zucchini cheese bread (recipe here) Served with ranch or tomato sauce.

I’ve been tossing around the idea of carb cycling or re-feed days, rarely though. I am at my goal weight but I don’t want to just start adding carbs in and start feeling like crap. I’m not talking about loaves of bread and cheesecake every week. I’m talking about rare date nights having pizza instead of chicken, or making whole wheat pancakes, something along those lines. I do not like how I feel when I over-eat on carbs and sugar. My body doesn’t like it and it tells me so.

We don’t use ketone supplements to get our bodies into ketosis, we do it with diet. Eating the right foods will do that without supplements. Yes, we eat bacon, butter, full fat dairy, cheese, beef, chicken, veggies and fruit. We steer clear of starchy veggies like potatoes and corn. We eat fruit in moderation like strawberries and blueberries. Lots of meat and veggies. Probably more veggies than I’ve ever eaten in my life.

I can guarantee we aren’t deprived of good food. These are beef fajitas on low carb flat bread (found here) with homemade queso (NOT velveeta), guacamole under there and chips I made from the flat bread.

I do meal prep, every week. If not, we will be eating take out. I make a breakfast casserole or egg muffins, hamburger patties, bacon, cut up lettuce and fruit and anything else I can think of. Ally has to take her breakfast to school to eat after morning practice. So she gets an egg muffin and this year she wanted sausage rolls. She gets them homemade and they are made with a low carb dough. Score! And before you ask, no her carbs are not restricted. If she wants pasta she gets it. She has chosen to cut her sugar and sweets way down and has been eating less pasta and bread lately. She’s a runner and I think she finally realized that the professional runners probably aren’t eating ice cream and brownies every night, or chips for that matter. She has made a few choices on her own. We don’t shame her or restrict her diet in any way.

Homemade meatballs served over spaghetti squash. One word, yummy.

Some of our favorite recipes we got from Pinterest, other bloggers and every day people just trying to make this work for them. I will include a few below.

Zucchini Casserole, seriously one of our faves! It’s amazing. http://www.ibreatheimhungry.com/2017/01/easy-cheesy-zucchini-gratin-low-carb-keto.html
Fathead pizza crust, can also be tostadas, chips, crackers, this is the dough I use for the sausage rolls. Lots of things can be done with this recipe. http://www.ditchthecarbs.com/2015/04/23/fat-head-pizza/
Poblano chicken soup, so delicious. https://asweetlife.org/chile-relleno-chicken-soup/
Meatballs, pick a recipe just leave out the flour. I put a little bit of almond flour in ours. I use 1 pound of ground beef and 1 pound of ground pork, 1 egg, parmesan cheese, onion, garlic, salt, pepper and a little almond flour.
Green chili chicken bake, don’t serve over rice like the recipe shows. http://www.thepinningmama.com/green-chili-chicken-bake-recipe/
Zucchini-poblano lasagna

Anyone else eating low carb / keto?

She is clothed with strength and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future. Proverbs 31:25

Chicken Lo Mein recipe

Mar1

I am not a food blogger or photographer, please excuse the barbaric photos.

A few months ago Ally found this recipe for Chinese Lo Mein. We tried it out and loved it. I’ve made a few adjustments and have now switched out the peanut butter for PB2. The original recipe is here.

Ingredients:

Chicken, I use chicken breast, cut up into bite size pieces and saute it in my wok with Coconut oil
Coconut oil or Olive oil
Noodles, I use Linguine but you can use whatever you like
Broccoli Slaw
Shredded Carrots
Green onion to garnish

Peanut Butter Sauce: I usually double the sauce recipe

2 Tablespoons of Peanut Butter or 4 tablespoons of PB2 with 2 tablespoons of water
2 Tablespoons of hot water
3 Tablespoons light soy sauce
1/2 teaspoon sesame oil (I use olive oil)
1/2 teaspoon ginger powder
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder

Don’t you love my empty box? I didn’t think to take a picture before I emptied it.

You can use a wok or big sauce pan. My wok’s nonscratch surface started flaking off so it went in the trash. I used a sauce pan last night. I saute the chicken in coconut oil then add the broccoli slaw and shredded carrots to the pan, let it cook down a little and soften the veggies. Boil the noodles.

To make the sauce:

The PB2 ratio is 2 T powder to 1 T water. Since I double the sauce I used 8 T powder and 4 T water. Then add the hot water, soy sauce, oil and spices (all doubled). Mix it up until it’s all smooth.

Once the noodles are done, add in the chicken and veggies and pour the sauce on. Toss it real well and add the green onions at the end. You can also add fresh garlic and onions to the chicken when you saute it or try different veggies.

I love the texture of this dish with the crunchy veggies and the noodles. The peanut butter just gives it an extra kick.

I decided to sub the peanut butter for PB2 because of the fat and calorie content. In a doubled sauce recipe: the reduced fat peanut butter has 400 calories and 26g fat; the PB2 has 180 calories and 6g fat. Not to mention lower carbs, no saturated fat, lower sodium and lower sugar, per serving. We got 6-7 good size servings out of this dish.

I hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

Let us run with endurance the race God has set before us. Hebrews 12:1

Pinterest Pin-up Party {link-up}

Nov26

November went by way too fast. I can’t believe it’s time for another edition of the Pinterest Pin-up Party! If you are new to this party, we share our favorite (and sometimes not so favorite) pins. Feel free to join us and link up your post at the bottom.

I love decorating for Christmas. I don’t have a lot of decorations, maybe I can make some things to add to my stash.

I really, really like these. I made similar ones for fall and year round decor, and really want to make these!

This is so simple and I would have never thought of it.

This recipe looks amazing! I may try it next weekend.

I made this recipe for Shepherd’s Pie last week, it was good!

I ordered this from Maurice’s online clearance. I’m thinking denim jacket, tights and boots!

What have you been pinning lately?

Have you decorated for Christmas yet? (My tree goes up the Friday after Thanksgiving)

Any new recipes lately?

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Pinterest Pin-up Party {link up}

Oct22

It’s that time again. Pinterest Pin-up Party. You can link up your Pinterest post or just a few of your favorite pins. You just submit the URL at the bottom of this post.

Let’s get this party started!

Of course I’ve been pinning lots of Fall and lots of pumpkin. The Christmas stuff is starting to show up too.

I want to make these. They look so yummy, but looks a little time consuming too. It’ll have to be a Saturday morning for sure.

This recipe looks good too. I’m thinking rice or salad on the side.

I absolutely need to be doing these yoga poses!

And this one is because we’re house shopping/dreaming so we can hopefully put ours on the market next year. I love closets and I’m totally dreaming here, but isn’t this fabulous?!?!?

Here’s your reminder to drink your water today.

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What have you been pinning lately?

Do you have a dream closet?

Any great recipes you’ve tried recently?

Link up your Pinterest post or your Pins here.

Let us run with endurance the race God has set before us. Hebrews 12:1

Fall for Fall, Recipes, day 3 {guest post}

Oct10

Today’s recipe is from Shelly at Running Pfuhl. I think I’ll have to try her lighter version of pumpkin bread!

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Ahhhhhh the it’s here!! It’s really here!! Cooler temperatures. Falling Leaves. Football Sundays. Fall Festivals. Pumpkin Carving. Early Evenings.Transition. Life gets into this transitional place where we nestle in. We slow down a bit. Linger under the covers. Snuggle under quilts. Cheer for our favorite team. Pull out those tried and true comfort foods of Fall. Seasonal eating at it’s finest because it’s pumpkin ev.er.y.thing! And that’s just how I like it!! {Big Grin}

Keeping with Sara and Sarah’s Pumpkin Bread I’ll begin with a classic. It’s an old Weight Watcher Recipe that I’ve Spiced up!

Ingredients:

Box of Spice Cake Mix – I’ve tried others, this one works the best.
1 Can of Pumpkin Puree – or make your own, I do this a lot and freeze it when Libby’s isn’t available anymore
1/2 Tablespoon Pumpkin Pie Spice
1 teaspoon cinnamon – I use Roasted Saigon Cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon all spice – this kicks it up a notch
You can add nutmeg if you’d like, but I’ve found this mixture works well.
2 Tablespoons Vanilla.
(add nuts or chocolate chips or raisins too!)

Directions:

Preheat oven to 325, unless you have a convection oven (350). In a medium bowl blend cake mix and spices. Mix in the entire can of pumpkin. It will be thick and not all the cake mix will incorporate. So here’s where you add the vanilla or milk or pumpkin spice creamer or ya know Dark Rum. Whatever floats your boat! Put the pumpkin glob into a well greased loaf pan. Smooth out. Bake for 35 minutes, check for doneness. This mixture is so thick and so moist it takes it a while to bake. After 35 minutes add 5 minute increments until a toothpick is clean. Let sit in the pan for about 10 minutes. Turn it out onto a dish and let it sit until cool. Slice. Serve and Enjoy with your favorite cup of coffee. About 12-14 servings.

If you’re me…….. that means Pumpkin Spice Latte.

So I saw this in Instagram I follow a food blogger who posted a recipe for Pumpkin Spice Latte. I was intrigued, as I’ve tried nearly every recipe out there. Including making my own “syrup”. I love PSL. There is a contest each year between me and my friend over who gets the first one, we call each other and gloat. Here is her Recipe. I, of course, in true Shelly Fashion (and because I just know from past experience these ingredients weren’t gonna do it for me) tweaked hers a bit.

Ingredients:

1 Can Carnation Evaporated Milk
1/3 C Milk
1 Tablespoon Pumpkin
2 teaspoons pumpkin spice mix
1 pinch all spice
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 teaspoon instant coffee (I would normally use brewed coffee but I value sleep so I used Decaf granules)

Directions:
Pour Evaporated milk into a 2 cup or larger measuring cup, add approximately 1/3 cup milk or to the 2 cup fill line. Add Vanilla and spices. Mix well. Pour into a sauce pan. Add Pumpkin (I’ll be honest, I added too much, because of my love of pumpkin so maybe go with 1/2 Tablespoon). Scald The Milk. (but do not cool) Add to (double strength) coffee or espresso or use the granules. You’re not exactly using this as creamer. If using granules you want to use 1-2 teaspoons in the bottom of your cup and add the scalded milk to the granules. If using brewed coffee you’ll want to pour the coffee and the milk at the same time into the cup. I don’t know why, but I can tell you that it’s not the same as pouring one and then the other. 4 servings. (using an 8 oz. cup) I didn’t use sugar in the milk mixture but I added a bit a sweet n low in my cup.

Starbucks….I have your recipe down now, I’ll be saving my $5! Well except for that first one!

Next is one of my favorite fall comfort food, filling yet low calorie {because I have to have pumpkin bread and lattes} one skillet meal. Serve with garlic bread and a fine wine! It’s a recipe I adapted, ya know, tweaked a bit from the original recipe from Eating Well. If you haven’t heard of this site…. run to it!! Sign up for the weekly newsletter! Tons of yummy and healthy recipes for all seasons, for all levels of skill, for even my picky eaters!

So I call this Gnocchi Goulash

Ingredients:

1 Onion – Diced
1 Bell Pepper – Diced
1 Box Gnocchi
1/2 C Water
1 Tablespoon Olive Oil
1 Can Diced Tomatoes I use the Basil Garlic Oregano Blend
1 Can Tomato Sauce
1 Bag Spinach
Parmesan Cheese

Directions: In a large skillet heat olive oil. Add diced veggies, sauté until translucent. Add gnocchi and coat it with oil, veggies. Add water and let the gnocchi plump. Add tomatoes. Lower the heat add spinach, as much as will fit. Stir or what I call flip the spinach into the dish so that it’s evenly incorporated. Cover and wilt. Takes about 5 minutes. Plate up, add cheese and Enjoy! About 6 servings depending on how plump your gnocchi is and how much spinach you want.

I hope you’ve enjoyed this week’s recipes. I hope you try them yourself and give me some feedback!

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Fall for Fall: Recipes, day 2 {guest post}

Oct8

Today’s post is from Sara at She Cooks, She Crafts, She Runs.

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So I LOVE pumpkin in the Fall…Coffee, cake, muffins, dips, seeds. Yeah, the list goes on and on. Here’s a couple of my favorite pumpkin recipes. Yes, they are reposts but you might have missed them the first time!

HARVEST PUMPKIN DIP

I personally can never get enough pumpkin pie. I tweeted about this dip last week when I tried it at our Aggie tailgate but I didn’t truly appreciate it till I was at my girlfriend Katie’s house and was nom-noming on it with some honey crisp apple slices. IT IS SO GOOD!

And beyond being good its so easy. All you need is five ingredients and you can tweak it just a little to make it lower fat.

HARVEST PUMPKIN DIP

1 package cream cheese (can be light if you prefer)
1 can pumpkin puree
2 cups powdered sugar
3 tsp pumpkin spice
1 tsp vanilla extract

Throw it all in a mixer and blend till smooth. Slice up some apples or pears thin like chips and you can start dipping away!

Granted it’s not the prettiest picture of dip but it tastes delicious, I promise!

WHOLE WHEAT PUMPKIN BREAD

So onto my recipe, Whole Wheat Pumpkin Bread. I took a recipe from allrecipes.com, my go to for random recipes that I don’t find on Pinterest and modified it to make it a bit healthier.

What you need:

1 can pumpkin puree
3 cups brown sugar
2 single-serve cinnamon applesauce
1 cup water
4 eggs
3 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
1 cup oatmeal
2 tsp baking soda
1 1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp ginger
1/2 tsp allspice
1/2 tsp cloves
1 1/2 raisins
1/2 cup steel cut oats
1/2 cup quick cook oats

Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Mix the pumpkin, applesauce, brown sugar together. Add the water and eggs and mix till smooth. In other bowl sift together the flour, oatmeal, baking soda, salt, and spices. You can use 1 1/2 tablespoon pumpkin pie spice in place of these or you can also add 1/2 tsp nutmeg to the recipe. I have a 9 month old so I avoid nut products in what I’m cooking right now.

Mix the wet and the dry together and pour into pans and stir in the raisins. Once in the pans, sprinkle the oats on the tops and use your fingers to press the oats into the mix not too hard just so that it sticks to the top of the loaves. I didn’t to this but as an after thought sprinkling some brown sugar over the oats would be mighty tasty!

Then place in the oven for 50 minutes for bread loaves or 35 minutes for muffins.

PUMPKIN PUPPY CHOW MIX

My son’s Fall party is tomorrow so I made this yummy mix for them to munch. I actually didn’t include the puppy chow part in the one I’m sending to his class. I figured they’d already have enough sugar in their systems without the added white chocolate, caramel, and powdered sugar! So this is what his looked like.

Ingredients:

Chex cereal I used rice and wheat but whichever kind you like works

Pretzels

Crunch n munch Caramel popcorn, hmmm

Chocolate crackers aka Teddy Grahams

Reese’s pieces

Candy corn

Halloween candy corn mix i.e.. the pumpkins and like

M&M white chocolate candy corn colored if you love white chocolate, you love these!

White chocolate chips

Caramels I would totally suggest getting a big chunk of caramel vs the candy’s, unwrapping is annoying!

Powdered sugar

Pumpkin Spice creamer

Melt your caramels and white chocolate chips in a pan. Cook on low because you don’t want to burn it and stir ALOT.

Once it looks like the above add about 1/4 cup creamer and enjoy the delicious smell! I added another 1/4 cup creamer to get a smoother constituency like below.

Be sure to have your cereal in a big bowl ready to mix. Add the caramel/white chocolate melt to the cereal and try to stir and get as much coated as you can. Then add around 2 cups of powdered sugar to coat the cereal. I apologize for not having a picture but I was not willing to let me 3 year old take picture with my Nikon since my hands were covered in caramel and sugar!

Throw in the rest with the puppy chow and enjoy! Nom nom!

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Have a great day!

Let us run with endurance the race God has set before us. Hebrews 12:1

Fall for Fall: week 2, Fall recipes

Oct7

It’s week 2 of our Fall for Fall series. We will be sharing Fall recipes this week!

I love Fall, I love Fall food. Warm food, crock pot meals and baking! I’m not a baker in the sense that I make my own creations. I like to cook and bake other people’s food. I have to have a recipe to follow.

One of my very, very favorite foods is Pumpkin bread. I haven’t made it since last year, so I had to use the photos from Libby’s website. (source)

I try not to make pasta much, when I do, I really like this one. You can also use Spaghetti Squash and add spinach. And I usually use Jennie-O Sweet Italian Turkey Sausage. I take it out of the casing and break it up. (source)

So, those are some of my favorites. Each day this week (except Wednesday) we will share our favorite recipes with you. Including a guest blogger on Friday. If you have any favorites we can share, email them to me: sarah@howmyworldruns.com.

You can find Triple S bloggers all over the web!

Sara:

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Sarah:

Did you workout this weekend?

Has Fall arrived at your house? It finally got here!

Let us run with endurance the race God has set before us. Hebrews 12:1

A few new recipes!

Aug29

Disclaimer: I am not a food blogger or photographer! I can’t make food look pretty in pictures.

I love all the recipes on Pinterest, but I never know how they are going to turn out. I tried a few this week and thought I’d share them with you. They were a success!

First we made these egg muffin/omelets from Skinny Taste. Her original recipe is here. She uses broccoli. I used spinach instead and added canadian bacon since I had it. I don’t eat eggs much unless it has cheese, meat, salsa and is wrapped in a tortilla! But, I love quiche and this was very close. I meant to add onions, will do that next time. The recipe made 9 muffins. I used the eggs/egg white combo she did. We ate them with hot sauce.

Tuesday I made meatloaf and serves these carrots with it. I had to buy the whole grain mustard since I didn’t have any on hand. I don’t think I’ve ever bought it before. This recipe is from Daydream Kitchen and the recipe is here. I kept thinking they’d be sweet but they aren’t. But they are sooo good! I did not use as many carrots as she did, we needed a few more.

I made these potatoes, no they are not healthy. But, they were yummy!

I also sort of made this recipe, but I changed it up a bit. I already had shredded chicken on hand that I cooked Monday. I boiled the bowtie pasta, added cream cheese when it was hot so it melted. I had a can of Ro-tel, about 1/2 jar of tomato sauce and spinach heating up, added that to the pasta/cream cheese. Added the chicken and then baked it for a few minutes. It was good, had a little kick with the Ro-tel and a fairly quick dinner since the chicken was already done.

Tried any good recipes lately? Any not work for you?

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