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20 Comments on Speechless Sunday: Feng Shui Cooking by Laura Cerrano Feng Shui NY consultant
Laura....looks yummy....beautiful presentation.....I hope you enjoy your Sunday and happy halloween....
Barbara, it sure was and you too...Happy Halloween!!
Looks delicious and easy too. That's my kind of meal!
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Ella, Fast and simple, cooked it between 20-30 minutes :) and it's healthy too!
If you have leftovers, Laura, I may just come for dinner!
Irene, haha my thing is, I cook a lot and say to myself, ok I'll save this much for lunch or dinner, but then get hungry and eat the "supposed" to be left overs hahaha. Working on that :) Next time I'll know to keep some aside ;)
Laura - Wowsa ! Lovely presentation indeed ! Getting me hungry for a Sunday brunch : ) ~ Chris
Laura and Carole,
Very pretty dish and great presentation. Looks like it's quick to put together. :)
Steve
Wow! That looks soooo good! I haven't thought of using chicken broth instead of oil. Great idea!
Laura~
I know what I'm fixing for dinner this evening...and it will be a TREAT! THX!!!
Laura - that looks absolutely scrumptious ..... We Eat a lot of stir fry veggies so now to see if I have the fixings
I'm not a big fan of Mexican style food. But this dish looks too good not to give it another try.
Chris, this was some good eats at a great price :)
Steve, it sure was. I love presenting the food. The colors and textures visually help so much to entice your appetite, especially if you are cooking for a loved one who maybe ill or just not feeling that great.
Liz, oo yes before I too was using oil and it tasted great but afterward I felt "heavy" not weight wise, it was just knowing that oil (at least in my mind) was going to my heart. So my friends grandma said, no need for oil just use low sodium chicken broth...I said wow!! I need to share this :)
JaneAnne, fix away...so yummy and you can put your own twists to it as well, add shrimp..mmm :)
Kathy, I love stir fry, it is sooo good and the smells are even better :) The anticipation :)
Craig, at least give new foods to your taste buds 3 chances, hahah three strikes and then it's out :)
Hi Laura, I like the new color scheme and the veggies look awesome. Make mine on the crunch side as well, :-)
That looks yummy! And it beats Halloween candy any day! I love the color combination in the first photo.
Laura - You have presented a great recipe for one of my favorite dishes. The thing I like about fajitas is that you can prepare the veggies and the meat ahead, and refrigerate. Then when you come in tired from work, you can cook it up relatively fast!
Hello Laura and I love this post and wish I could eat some right now, would you mind cooking some for VB?
William, it was soo good to eat and the left overs even better because the juices soaked into the veggies and chicken :)
Jason, it was and the smells even better! That is why I stress presenting your food even when cooking, it all makes a difference :)
Myrl, that is very true :) its a recipe that can be used for so much, lunch, dinner...even breakfast :)
V-Bob, of course I will hook you up :) hahaha
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