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Shrimp Scampi? I'll take a box. And twice-baked garlic mashed potatoes if ya got 'em.
Oh man.....my wife made me some twice-baked potatoes last night for my b-day dinner. I seared a marinated london broil steak on the grill to go with the potatoes. mmmmm....good!!!
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Shrimp Scampi? I'll take a box. And twice-baked garlic mashed potatoes if ya got 'em.
How about shrimp jerky! ;-)
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