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Margaret R.
July 4, 2015
You habe doing a great and wonderful, jpb! Keep the good work and kee doing! You make doing, great, recipes for us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Lord bless, you alll!
David
June 11, 2015
I think you did a wonderful job here and I sincerely appreciate your effort. Geographical/administrative faux pas are NOT an issue. Thank you!
Sharon
May 31, 2015
Ceviche for breakfast? Gee, that might be a little rough on the tummy first thing in the morning. Ya' think?
priya
May 28, 2015
Aloo parantha, yes. Rosemary? I would say that's new, not traditional. But I do love the roundup! !
Ryan M.
May 27, 2015
Love this round up of recipes. We always put together breakfast for the team - these are good additions to spice things up!
jess Y.
May 27, 2015
Ceviche is eaten for lunch never for breakfast!
and the one here is completely different from the original in Peru.
The most simple the most tasty, that is the real ceviche.
By the way, I am peruvian.
and the one here is completely different from the original in Peru.
The most simple the most tasty, that is the real ceviche.
By the way, I am peruvian.
Jenny X.
May 27, 2015
Ah, good to know! I can't even remember where I heard that it's a breakfast dish anymore, but thanks for setting it straight :)
catalinalacruz
May 25, 2015
Such a little quibble, I almost feel badly bringing this up, but Chilaquiles are very Mexican, and Mexico is not in South America. It's in North America. Let's give our continent its proper due for coming up with a great breakfast dish! The word "chilaquile" is from the Nahuatl language of Mexico. Chilaquiles are also wonderful with a green salsa, instead of red.
Jenny X.
May 27, 2015
You're so right! It's not a quibble at all, I just need to brush up on my geography :)
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