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Adventures on cooking CSA's (Community Supported Agriculture) unexpected ingredients, or any yummy, interesting food. I use organic, local, whole, non processed foods as much as possible. 
I love fresh herbs and different foods, such as ox tail and yak! (as long as I know where they came from and that its grass fed)  :)
Hopefully I can always answer my husband's daily question...  What's for dinner?   
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- Miriam
 - Denver, Colorado, United States
 
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Pasta with Kielbasa and Brussels Sprouts
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Nham-nham!!!! Que delícia! :-)
ReplyDeleteVoce falou nelas... apareceram! :)
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