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Zuchini Sushi

April 8, 2017Quit the habitArticles, FoodNo Comments

The great thing about being in recovery is that you improve your appetite and you have a renewed appreciation for food. Our featured item today: Zuchini Sushi. Very easy to make, No cooking. Just some zuchini, carrots, crab meat, cream cheese, cucumbers and advocado. Take a look:  http://www.delish.com/cooking/recipe-ideas/recipes/a52239/zucchini-sushi-recipe/ Enjoy

I could talk food all day

January 17, 2016Quit the habitFoodNo Comments

I could talk food all day. I love food. When I need to remember something, I associate it with food and wola – it is easier to remember. Some of my favorite foods:   Beef Wellington Biscuits Beef Wellington normally involves taking an entire Filet Mignon and wrapping it in deliciously flaky bread after coating…

Post with “Link” format

October 20, 2015Quit the habitSportNo Comments

This post has the “Link” format. It means this post find any URL in its content (for example http://impreza4.us-themes.com/) and places it into a title instead of the link to this post. So when you click on the title or preview image of this post – you will open the provided URL in a new…

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