seafood rice Eat sticky rice,beef,seafood that make your wound(the place have surgery)cannot get heal fast ??
I have broken on tibia (right leg) at skating ring and have surgery on it. Some my friend said I should not eat sticky rice,beef,and seafood... The best food should to eat is turkey meat, pineapple... What is your opinion ???
Did they say why?
I would think you would want beef and seafood because of the protein and the calcium in it. Fish and seafood is a good source of vitamin E, which is very important in healing both your bone and your skin or scar form the surgery. Rice is a grain, so you would want that, too, along with other grains. I would eat a balanced diet of lots of fruits and vegetables, especially the colorful ones, and I would also take a good mega multi vitamin while you are healing. Make sure it has all the B vitamins.
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The most common spices used in Cuban cuisine are garlic, cumin, oregano and bay or laurel leaves. Sofrito is also popular, and used in a wide range of dishes, from those of beans to those of meats to those that are made from a base of tomato sauce. A typical sofrito is made of green pepper, onion, garlic, oregano and black pepper fried in olive oil until the pepper, onion and garlic are soft and translucent and the flavors blend to perfection.
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you dont have much but we can make it work if you have onions and some garlic you will sautee the seafood and sliced onions and chopped garlic…..then add this on top of you rice at serving time just follow the box recipe and drain peas and add when rice is done…if you have anything green add for garnish…a chopped tomato could be added with the peas….i dont know what kind of seafood you have but kind present in a nice fashion on the platter of rice remember people eat most of there meal with their eyes,,,,,,good luck…..
One Piece had an episode set on a floating restaurant. It had me craving for that seafood rice I had never eaten before for a while until I found a restaurant that served something very similar.
One Piece had an episode set on a floating restaurant. It had me craving for that seafood rice I had never eaten before for a while until I found a restaurant that served something very similar.
One Piece had an episode set on a floating restaurant. It had me craving for that seafood rice I had never eaten before for a while until I found a restaurant that served something very similar.
My dad know how to make it. A pro chef gave him the recipe. you need a paellera first then you need to buy ingredients that all add up to about 100 dollars. Its hard
I'm also awful in general, but used this with some assistance and shortcuts
you dont have much but we can make it work if you have onions and some garlic you will sautee the seafood and sliced onions and chopped garlic…..then add this on top of you rice at serving time just follow the box recipe and drain peas and add when rice is done…if you have anything green add for garnish…a chopped tomato could be added with the peas….i dont know what kind of seafood you have but kind present in a nice fashion on the platter of rice remember people eat most of there meal with their eyes,,,,,,good luck…..
uh huh it tasted like s***, had to go to the emergency room. heheheh.
One Piece had an episode set on a floating restaurant. It had me craving for that seafood rice I had never eaten before for a while until I found a restaurant that served something very similar.
One Piece had an episode set on a floating restaurant. It had me craving for that seafood rice I had never eaten before for a while until I found a restaurant that served something very similar.
One Piece had an episode set on a floating restaurant. It had me craving for that seafood rice I had never eaten before for a while until I found a restaurant that served something very similar.
My dad know how to make it. A pro chef gave him the recipe. you need a paellera first then you need to buy ingredients that all add up to about 100 dollars. Its hard
order a pizza or go to http://www.recpcie.com stupid