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Its kubewa season if you have never try this soup for your family I urge you to try it and thank me later

We came in very hungry and i still managed to prepare this.

Hi everyone, I have been chatting with a few of my blogger friends who still have not yet seen any Spring weather and some have mentioned that in their areas it’s snowing!!! I know in a way how they must be feeling because last year around this time it was raining non stop here. So, the weather we have been having lately is odd, but it’s April already so I am sending to all my bloggers friends who are still waiting for Spring “the Spring Vibes” . Hope this works!! 🙂This recipe is a quick version of stir-fry that can be put together in less than 20 minutes, that’s if you’ve in a rush and would like to make something delicious and yet quickly because you just got back from a busy day at work and are starving. I had already washed and drained the shrimps so that was done a day in advance, but I was missing a few of the veggies and the quality of the fresh produce was not exactly well, let’s just say they just looked strange so I decided to buy frozen veggies.To be honest the frozen veggie pack saved me a lot of time in the kitchen because I was out most of the day, and when I got back it would have taken me just about an hour to cut, chop, dice, and fry. So, in a way a meal in 20 minutes is not half bad. 🙂

I just basically made something from available ingredients and it turned out nice. There is beef in it too ✌🏾

Tasty 👌😋

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I think this is my favorite Thai-style "mix-it-up rice" dish. No matter how often I have it, I want to have it again. I used to eat this at Thai restaurants in Japan too, but it's expensive! So I started making it myself... In Thailand you would use Thai holy basil, but in Japan you have to go to a Thai grocery store to get it, so I started using sweet basil instead. Now I kind of prefer it over holy basil. This is now my standard recipe.You can also chop up a block of chicken thigh meat. If you prefer a lighter taste, use chicken breast meat. Chili peppers can be really hot or not that hot, so try adding a little bit to start. For 2 servings. Recipe by Etemon

I learned about the chili and rice from my roommate when I was studying in the United States, and I started making it quite often even after I came back to Japan. I became a vegetarian recently, so I made a vegetarian version of chili con carne.I didn't think it would be possible to make it vegetarian, but I did it! Give it a try!You don't have to use the same kinds or same amount of vegetables in this recipe. Just use as a reference. Using the lotus root is my original idea. I think celery would be nice as well. You can double the amount of the beans if you like. You can use a canned red kidney beans instead. Apparently, the lotus root is even more nutritious if you wash it well and cook unpeeled, without soaking it in water (it's supposed to be effective against hay fever). Recipe by suziehippy

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This is for when I'm too hungry to cook elaborate dinner and don't want to do a take away either. So filling and delicious.

I use it for a lot of my sides especially bbq’s when I want to stay away from fries or onion rings