simple and healthy homemade recipe of a loved fast food breakfast.

My mum used to make home fries for us as kids all the time. It’s my go to easy comfort food on a long cozy day 😋

My husband and I live in a Senior Apartment in Orange, CA. We have Senior Food Program every month. This month we received one whole sack of potatoes besides many other things. So I made this and shared with my neighbors.

I started making this several years ago when we were having trouble making ends meet and only had a random assortment of food in the house, aside from ramen noodles of course. We had a half a roll of sausage, half a bag hashbrowns, some green beans, some gravy mix, and some cheese. There wasn't really enough of anything to make anything, so I just threw it all in a pan. Much to our surprise and delight, I had just created our new favorite dinner!*It is hard to plate it and make it look nice, but the taste more than makes up for that!!*Also, I have tried it with many different vegetables, but green beans worked the best. Fresh or frozen broccoli would be good as well, but then my husband wouldn't eat it, lol.

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#goldenapron3Clue used satvikWhen we are observing fast we eat sabudana in different forms like khichadi, wada, thalipeeth or kheer

#heirloomMexican Tinga is a dish made with shredded chicken in a sauce made from tomatoes, chipotle chilis in adobo, and sliced onions. It is often served on a tostada and accompanied by a layer of refried beans.I have my own fusion of it and twisted it completely .I remember my Mom used to twist the recipes: those that are non satvik she would turn into satvik. During Navratri (Indian goddess worship for 9 days and only satvik meal is served, which means no meats). And now I cherish my mom's tricks with my kids as well. When they have craving for it I make this for them in many ways. Here I am sharing one of it. This is my version: