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Old 09-05-2008, 01:32 PM #1
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The birds eye veggie steamers are very good. You just put the whole bag in the microwave and the veggies steam and keep crisp. There is a wide variety of kinds. I don't have ms but standing for long period is hard so anything that can be made in the microwave I love. So I guess microwave recipes. My mom jokes how I can make anything in a microwave. That is a nice idea about the cookbook
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