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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Sockeye Salmon, Mushrooms
Well, this was quite good and very simple! 0.6 lb wild caught sockeye salmon. (You can substitute some other variety) about 5 ounces white button mushrooms, sliced thin 1 green onion, cut up 2 slices of lime or lemon Freshly … Continue reading
Portobello Pizza
This is a great pizza concept. You can make individual pizzas using not bread, and not cauliflower, but Portobello mushrooms. Ingredients: Large Portobello mushroom caps (remove any stem) Extra virgin olive oil (optional) Tomato sauce (home-canned or a good grade … Continue reading
Sea Vegetable


