Favorite Fruits & Vegetables

Stringbeans

Cauliflower

Water crescent

Water Cresent

Mushrooms

Carrots

Kohlrabi

Asparagus

Lettuce

Purple Cabbage

Green Cabbage

Brussels Sprouts

Artichoke

Broccoli

Plum Tomatoes

Dried Coconuts

Ripe Mangoes

Fresh Pineapple

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New Dinner Meals Inventions

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Street Food to Try

Street Food - Try Tripe It's Amazingly Delicious What is Tripe Tripe is the stomach lining of a cow, goat, pig, or sheep. However, most sold in the US is usually from cows. This part of the animal is tough and requires long cooking for tenderness. Cow Stomachs The cow has four stomachs, and each plays a special role in the digestive process. The following are the name of the four stomachs: Rumen Reticulum Omasum Abomasum Beef tripe is frequently obtained from the first three of the above four stomachs of cattle. The reticulum, which is the most tender and mild-flavored, is called honeycomb because one side of it resembles a honeycomb. All tripe sold in the US is tested by the United States Department of Agriculture. Tips For Selecting And Handling Tripe When buying tripe, the suggestion is that you look for a pale, off-white color. You should also refrigerate it only one or two days before cooking it. After cooking, you can keep tripe refrigerated for up to four days. Popular Tripe...

A Non-Traditional Thanksgiving Turkey Recipe

Brown Stewed Turkey Prep. Time - 30 minutes Total Time - 90 minutes Servings - 4 ............................... 2 lbs turkey thighs 2 stalks of scallion chopped 1 tablespoon chopped thyme 3 cloves garlic minced 1.5 teaspoon crushed allspice (Pimientos) 1.5 teaspoon brown sugar 1.5 tablespoon meat browning 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper 1 medium carrot chopped 1 small baking potato diced 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour 2 tablespoons canola oil .................................. Direction: Step 1 Remove any excess fat from the turkey thighs and cut them into two to three, depending on how large they are. Next, wash them with two tablespoons of lime juice or vinegar added to water, and then dry them with a paper towel. Step 2 Combine all the above seasonings or ingredients in a bowl (reserve ½ tablespoon meat brown for gravy), then add the turkey to the bowl. Rub the herbs over the pieces of turkey. Cover the container and refrigerate overn...

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