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  • Fried Potatoes Onions And Smoked Polish Sausage

    Ingredients 1ยฝ pounds of russet potatoes, diced into 1/2โ€ณ cubes 1 pound of sliced smoked sausage 2 tablespoons of olive oil ยฝ teaspoon of seasoned salt ยฝ teaspoon of Italian seasoning ยฝ large red bell pepper ยฝ large green bell pepper 1 small diced onion Black pepper to taste Shredded parmesan cheese for garnish Instructions…

  • Best Ever Beef Stew

    Beef stew is a classic comfort food, perfect for the colder months. With lean beef, this stew recipe offers a rich, deep-flavored sauce that is both economical and hearty. Whether you choose to let it simmer slowly on the stove or oven, speed things up with a pressure cooker, or opt for the convenience of…

  • Actress Quinta Brunson Calls Out Friends For Having โ€˜No Black Charactersโ€™

    Quinta Brunson recently spoke up about the popular TV series Friends, highlighting its lack of Black characters. Friends remains one of the most beloved sitcoms of all time, captivating audiences even two decades after it ended. The show follows the everyday lives of six adults living in Manhattan, filled with humor, romantic entanglements, and unforgettable…

  • My Neighbor Refused to Stop Her Kids from Spraying Water Guns over My Fence โ€“ I Gave Her a Taste of Her Own Medicine

    Iโ€™m Amy. My boyfriend, Zach, and I moved into our new home last November. Our neighbors are a single mom, Sarah, and her two boys, Richard and Bill, ages seven and twelve. When we first moved in, Sarah was very sweet and welcoming. Her sons would say hi to us sometimes as well. That didnโ€™t…

  • Fresh & Tangy Marinated Cucumber, Onion, and Tomato Salad

    Discover the best Marinated Cucumber, Onion, and Tomato Salad recipe. Perfect summer salad thatโ€™s refreshing, easy to make, and packed with flavor. Try it today! Welcome to our kitchen, where we celebrate the joys of fresh, wholesome ingredients combined in delightful recipes. Today, weโ€™re diving into a refreshing and vibrant Marinated Cucumber, Onion, and Tomato…

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