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Old Mon, Nov-24-03, 17:08
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Default Zucchini "crackers"
Before LC, my favourite snacks were potato chips, popcorn and crackers - all crunchy snacks. While on Induction, I wanted a snack with similar texture. I would slice raw zucchini or cucuber into thin slices and top them with full-fat soft cheese.
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You can also fry zucchini slices until crunchy, and then do this. Actually, I haven't done that for a while...
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Wow that sounds so yummy, I'm going to try that tonight!
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Fried - sounds pretty good.
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But when you fry zucchini, it doesn't get soft?? How do you prevent that??
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