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I think I will make this today!

well the big winner was this dish that i've been

making almost everyday since...saute onions and tempeh

in dark sesame oil, stir in soaked arame and layer on

top cubed sweet potato and parsnips. cover, use flame

tamer and turn down flame, slow cooking for about 45

minutes and add water periodically if necessary. season w. shoyu. simple but soo good!

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Advanced Diploma Healing with Wholefoods

PhD Holistic Nutrition (candidate)

Little Tree Oriental Healing Arts

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yum sounds better than my tempeh, onion, carrot and arame dish

>

>

> I think I will make this today!

>

> well the big winner was this dish that i've been

> making almost everyday since...saute onions and tempeh

> in dark sesame oil, stir in soaked arame and layer on

> top cubed sweet potato and parsnips. cover, use flame

> tamer and turn down flame, slow cooking for about 45

> minutes and add water periodically if necessary.

> season w. shoyu. simple but soo good!

>

> Ilanit

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