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My husband Joel, the chef in
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the directions to the letter, the
vegetables were overdone and in-
distinguishable from each other;
the green pepper tasted like the
red pepper which tasted like the
onion. The chicken was mushy
and overly spiced.
My husband rolled the tortillas
around the chicken and vegetable
mix, making five small fajitas.
There wasn't enough mix for the
eight fajitas the manufacturer
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the contents all together only fed
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we cleaned up the dishes.
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"Don't do this to me again,"
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COOKBOOK page 124