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5 comments:
Good tips! Definitely passing your video tips to others.
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Brilliant! How did I not think of it?
Thanks for sharing!
love your site, I will return often
What a simple, smart and yummy solution to our traditional fried cabbage. I love your inventiveness and imagination when it comes to cooking.
This dish reminds me the fried cabbage dish we ate in resort were we had our last vacation before coming to US, which I've tried to recreate once not very successfully and gave up on it.
Do you remember it? :).
Thanks for the idea, I will definitely use it!
Yes, I remember that awesome cabbage. That was the inspiration for this dish :)
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