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Pain Frire - Fried Bread

0 Posted on: 31-Oct-2009

This recipe is so easy to prepare that you can have a tasty snack in no time. Delicious!

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Tasty Fried Green Tomatoes

0 Posted on: 29-Sep-2009

The flavour of the fried green tomatoes goes well with anything in the meat category, from pork chops to lamb and T-bones.Yumm!

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Fried beef tenderloin or Lomo Saltado

0 Posted on: 02-Jun-2009

Peruvian foods are famous for its taste and diversity. Every region has their own specialty. If you are in Peru I recommend you to try their local foods. Chicken, pork, lamb, fish, rice and potatoes are the main ingredient of Peruvian foods. Lomo Saltado is one of the most popular menu at local restaurants. It is a dish of marinated beef steak, fried potatoes and vegetables. This dish is served with white plain rice.

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Tasty Fried Polenta

0 Posted on: 22-May-2009

Fried polenta makes for an excellent breakfast substitute for pancakes or waffles and can be topped with syrup, jam or even just butter. Also you can used as a side dish.

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MMM, Tasty Fried Wonton

0 Posted on: 02-Jan-2009

This fried wonton recipe uses shiso leaves and cheese as the filling, it's so easy. Shiso is an asian vegetable, the leaves which are rich in calcium and iron are used for seasoning, coloring, pickling and garnishing. They can also be used whole or cut into strips.Shiso seeds form an essential part of the famous seven spices of Japan, which originated more than 300 years ago in Kyoto.