Avocado, Chilli & Ginger Smoothie

published by Laura Blaine1 on Jun 14, 2013

Serves two.

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Four Steps.

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Maggi – So Juicy for “Dukan”ers

published by eternal104 on Feb 25, 2013

I was in the supermarket today, having recently starting the Dukan Diet I’m looking for loads of new ideas for makin Pure Protein days a bit more interesting.

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Three Bean Chilli Pancakes

published by Jane Lascelles on Jan 31, 2013

Tasty savoury pancakes.

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Fried Chilli Meat Ball

published by nuresssad on Jan 8, 2013

Fried chilli MEAT BALL.

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How to Prepare an Onion Salad

published by TiaraTerre on Jan 6, 2013

Have you ever heard of an Onion Salad?Well,I have.

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Pulled Chicken BBQ

published by lalarukh on Nov 8, 2012

Pulled Chicken BBQ.

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Saag……. The Most Traditional Recipie Ever!

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Mexican Ranch-style Eggs with Chorizo

published by Jackie118 on Jun 14, 2012

Searching for something unusual for a Sunday morning brunch? Look no further, here’s something that’s both filling and spicy enough to breathe a spark into the sleepiest fire after your leisurely lie-in!

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History of Chocolate

published by rustygold on May 5, 2012

Chocolate has a long history that dates back to Mayans, the old people from Central America. The Mayans used cocoa beans, which grows in the tropical rainforest of the Amazon, for making a tasty beverage.This thick, rich fluid given by roasting and grinding cocoa beans, was then mixed in water with soya, vanilla and chilli.Aztecs drank chocolate without a trace of sweetness, but they add spices such as vanilla and chilli.
Chocolate as we know today was formed in more recent date.

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