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Stan

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Yummy Yummy Hypoglycemic Wedding Soup Posted: 02-06-07 18:34pm


Here's a nice brew to try: 1. Two pounds of ground meat (lamb and beef are best because of the taste combination) 2. Two chopped fresh green peppers 3. 1 to 2 cups of frozen or fresh spinach 4. 1 container of chopped baby portabella mushrooms 5. Turkey fat for taste (any fat will do, I get this from the turkey I make) 6. 1 tablespoon of butter 7. 1 to 2 tablespoons of sea salt fill up a pot and fill with water to approximately right when you start to see it. Boil and eat! Takes about thirty minutes at the most if covered. You'll be surprised how good this is.

DianaJJ

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Soup Recipe Posted: 02-06-07 18:57pm


Stan, thanks so much for the soup recipe, i'm going to try it! Dianajj

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