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Yes, I am an ethnic gourmet cook, and I also cheat as much as I can. Meaning, if I can find a shortcut, then the means justify the end. While I have explored some foods that require little or no work on your part to turn them into extraordinary meals, I'm listing below my top ten for you to sample:
1. Lentil Soup from Progresso, with a little help.
2. Beignet Mix from Café du Monde
3. Heat & Serve - from a variety of sources
4. Pumpkin Flan - using Goya's Flan mix
5. Tabbouleh - using Sadaf or equivalent Tabbouleh mix
6. Korean Green Onion Pancakes - from A & C Supermarket
7. Pho Vietnamese cubes from Han Yang Supermarket
8. Halvah with pistachios, from Sahadi Imports
And these will make their way into my pages in the coming year:
9. Pad Thai using Kikkoman seasoning mix
10. Mango Chutney from Wegman's
To Your Health!!
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