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Scrambled Eggs + Potatoes + Mushrooms + Dehydrated Tomatoes + Spinach

December 8, 2012 2 Comments

Eggs again??? yes… I can’t get enough. Here’s what I did this morning, while going through the fridge, found a few things I could throw together and make breakfast (more like breakfast for lunch). This is like a lazy version of a Tortilla de Patatas and I added a couple of extra goodies in there. […]

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