With A New Jump, Sutee Onions & Bell Peppers.
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tummyANDyou
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Date: July 07, 2006 06:11AM NO PRETENDING,,, Simulate a sauteed texture in the juiciest soak,,,
it doesn't just turn limp but succulent get a food grade bowl Beween the tunicated layers of onion, remove the glossy films to accelerate porousness thus moistening (take all these scraps and wad it up like a big bubblegum) Upon the still opaque but peeled striations of onion, put de-seeded bell pepper. [Adamant ommision if with a feel of thick button instead of thinner sequins] {Cayenne's ok except for that toxicity found in that white confetti, and I am uncomfortable in general with placental wall caps despite no capsaicin; ripeness usually changes everything: so chabgibg the channel if rruby red is moldable before mold, I tend to go dine on the tinged cirles that are also malleable then!} * to perk thing up you can add a mango or whole apples for a cider or keep that on the side * ** not paralyzed at all if banana is added, sliced verically and splotchy ** ADD COCONUT WATER or orange - grapefruit w/o** or lemon/lime or combo if working supplies are down covering A COUPLE OF DAYS FOR MUSH TO MUSHROOM, one for compromise. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> ANOTHER GUARANTEE DOESN'T TAKE FOREVER: PARTIALLY GET EASIEST BELL PEPPERS, LET ONIONS TAKE STUBBORN 2ND TIME W/SAME OR NEW JUICE AND NEW PERK or let stand alone for the glazed to get crinkly like bbqd Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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