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Ajgoodfellow — 1 year ago(May 16, 2024 08:09 AM)

Why do these cooking “hacks” always involve dumping canned goods into a casserole dish.? This one is particularly heinous. It’s an “Asian-Mexican fusion” dish. There’s a million of these videos out there.
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There's not one vegetable in that. Asians eat veggies.

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I'd eat it.
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