Posted by nico15 in Porc13 Nov 2010 | 9083 viewsIngredients750-1000 gr of dried beans2 onions, 1-2 hot peppers2 carrots, 1 potato1 smoked thyme, thyme, salt, oil, hot peppers3-4 cloves of crushed garlic, tomato paste, hot paprikaPreparationPreparation: Beans soak in the evening, the next day it will be boiled on the right heat if it is fresh in a maximum of 45-60 minutes, the food is ready, the water is changed 2-3 times, next to the beans it is cleaned and put when boiling a potato, you can add 1-2 hot peppers if you like it spicier, salt it and add a little thyme.
Urda is put on a large grater or chopped. The dill is washed, dried and finely chopped. The onion is cleaned, washed, dried and finely chopped. at the sheepfold it was very dry after two days and therefore drowning) and with salt to taste.
Bucata de pulpa de curcan se acopera cu o bucata de folie alimentara si se bate usor cu ciocanul de snitele cat sa se aplatizeze usor. Se presara sare si piper, apoi putin cimbru uscat. Se aseaza feliile de sunca si bucatile de cascaval. Se ruleaza cat mai strans posibil si se leaga cu sfoara de bucatarie.
The parking lot outside the restaurant was the site of a deadly brawl that included members of at least five motorcycle gangsTwin Peaks headquarters reacted swiftly to the news, immediately revoking the restaurant’s franchise rightsIn the wake of the horrific motorcycle gang showdown that resulted in nine deaths and 18 injuries, along with 192 arrests, corporate headquarters for Twin Peaks Restaurant have decided to revoke franchise rights for the Waco, Texas location.
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Forget the Boston Tea Party. The American Revolution was really about rum. Need proof? How about the fact that the father of our nation had a lifelong fixation with the famed Caribbean elixir? George Washington’s obsession may have been left out of the textbooks, but his copious letters and diaries are chock-full of it.