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		|  | Instead of getting fast food for lunch, why not
			try this simple menu? Lunch is a great way to enjoy family time. | 
	
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		|  | On the menu today are spoonburgers and cut-up fresh
			veggies. Enjoy! Spoonburgers are essentially sloppy joes with a twist. This recipe makes 8 sandwiches. | 
	
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		|  | Spoonburgers
 
				
					|  | Ingredients:
						 
							1 lb. ground meat (ground chuck works
							well)
							1 clove garlic, minced
							1 medium onion, chopped
							3/4 c. Dr Pepper
							1 can tomato paste
							1 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
							A few drops of Tabasco sauce, if desired
							8 sandwich buns, split
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					|  | Directions:
						 
							Cook meat, crumbling it as you go.
							Add onion, garlic, and salt to taste.
							Cook 5 minutes
							Add Dr Pepper, tomato paste, Worcestershire
							sauce, and tabasco sauce. Simmer 20 minutes or until thick.
							Spoon on to sandwich buns.
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					|  | Tips:
						 
							If you're looking to cut fat and calories,
							you can use ground turkey, pork, or chicken instead of beef.
							Use no-salt-added tomato paste if
							you're concerned about sodium.
							If you're in a rush, you can use jarred
							minced garlic instead of fresh. Check the label to see how much you need.
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					|  | Cut-up fresh veggies make a nutritious
						and tasty alternative to potato chips. While the spoonburger meat is cooking, why not fix a plate of broccoli flowerets,
						cauliflowerets, celery, and carrots with a bowl of Ranch dressing? To save time, you might want to purchase pre-cut
						vegetables from the grocery store. |  | 
	
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		|  |  © 2002-2004, Natasha L. All rights
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