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4 Astonishing Crepe Cakes that will leave a smile on everyones face! Shop the recipe! https://t.co/KdJySvHOgE https://t.co/toRiVxAPDh

Pork Burgers with Tomatillo Salsa... I infuse ground pork with the bold flavors of chorizo to create an irresistible burger. For the best results, allow the pork to sit overnight with all of the seasonings. Recipe here: https://t.co/V7V4BAZo8F https://t.co/aRmgSk5DXx

Chunks of meltingly tender pork, charred tomatillos, and spicy peppers star in this New Mexican–inspired take on ragú. https://t.co/rwNYjjaTYF https://t.co/Hf3o06dtLY

Is there anything you can’t do with a Dutch oven? Here are two of our favorites. Read our full review: https://t.co/bJVEezPWpt https://t.co/g8Au7FsR0i

[I ate] a Blackout cake slice with a London fog

How badly do I need a microwave?

I'm new to meal prep. My #1 goal is to make easy meals that require relatively little prep time, so I'd probably just be slow cooking or pressure cooking them or something. Maybe some chicken with sweet potatoes and whatever else. Maybe burritos, I don't know. My rental inexplicably comes with a dishwasher but not a microwave. And my kitchen is pretty small. I don't mind paying $100 on a microwave, but the issue is real estate. Putting it on top of the fridge seems like a bad idea. I guess I could put it inside a cabinet and just have the power cable awkwardly dangle out? Or perhaps I don't need a microwave at all, and maybe I can reheat everything using an air frier or instant pot or what not. What do you think, is a microwave non-negotiable for lazy meal preppers? Or an air frier / instant pot / whatever else can do the same job without requiring any more time or attention?

Apple Fritter

[i ate] an in-n-out double double with raw onions

All cuts an A5 wagyu beef cow has to offer [oc]

Toasty, melty, and dusted with a sweet coating of cinnamon sugar - what's not to love? https://t.co/zrdueoqvia

left overs ramen: trying to use up the scraps from the fridge

Cheddar Crusted Tomato Tart Shop the recipe! https://t.co/ntTImqrZ87 https://t.co/rPX2EYGwXh

Refreshing. https://t.co/7mDymRFqoK

.@perrysant's quick & easy version of eggplant curry recipe happens to be vegan, but the toothsome eggplant and creamy sauce would satisfy even the most carnivorous meat-eaters: https://t.co/sOHH0zZzk1 https://t.co/KRSvGTK8gG

[i ate] Margherita Pizza