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Boudin Balls

Nonna made Boudin Balls. The question is WHAT did she use to make it? Watch the video to find out!

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Boudin Balls

  • Difficulty: Moderate - Several Steps
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Ingredients

    • 1 12-15lb pork butt
    • 3 jalapeño peppers
    • 2 green bell peppers
    • 1 large yellow onion
    • 4 celery sticks
    • 1 bunch green onions
    • 1 packet chicken livers
    • 1 can chicken broth
    • 2 cups white rice
    • AP flour
    • Bread Crumps (Nonna used Italian flavored)
    • 2 eggs
    • 1/4 cup milk
    • Dan Pastroni Garlic and Herbs Seasoning
    • Tony Chachere’s Cajun Seasonings (Gumbo Daddy Cajun Seasoning is better!)
    • Goyo Adobo
    • Jacobsen Chili Pepper Salt
    • AW Shit Seasonings (really that is the name)
    • LA Hot Sauce
    • Cajun Power Sauce
    • Vegetable Oil


Directions

    Pork Butt

    1. Chop and clean all vegetables. No need to chop into small pieces.
    2. Put port butt and all vegetables into crock pot.
    3. Add chicken livers to crock pot.
    4. Add chicken broth to the crock pot.
    5. Season per your preference and cook pork butt on low for 12-13 hours. (See Note 1)
    6. When the meat falls off the bone easily using a fork, the pork butt is done. Turn the crock pot off and let the meat and veggies cool.
    7. Cook 2 cups of white rice. You can use the liquid from the pork butt instead of water. Follow the rice’s cooking time and other directions.
    8. Grind the pork butt and all vegetables in a grinder. The meat doesn’t have to be finely ground up, but you do need to grind it.
    9. After the meat is ground up, drain the liquid, and mix in the rice.
    10. Taste the mixture and add seasonings as you see fit. (See Note 1)
    11. Combine the eggs and milk and mix thoroughly.
    12. Add some spices to the egg mixture.
    13. Put flour in a bowl.
    14. Put Bread Crumbs in a bowl.
    15. Ball up the pork butt and rice mixture. Dip the ball into the flour, then egg mixture, then the bread crumbs. Set the ball aside until you are ready to fry. You can make the balls bite size or larger.
    16. Heat vegetable oil.
    17. When the vegetable oil is hot, dip the boudin balls into the hot oil. As everything but the egg mixture is cooked all you need to do is to cook until golden brown. Nonna cooked her boudin balls 6 minutes.
    18. You can eat as soon as the balls cool or wait until they are room temperature or after they spend the night in the refrigerator.


Note 1: Nonna didn’t measure any spice added. She tasted the cooked pork butt and rice mixture and added whatever amount she wanted from the list above. You can use any spice you like, really. Flavor the meat to your tastes.

Creamy Scallops & Pasta

Nonna made a delicious creamy scallop and pasta recipe. She used goat milk and homemade goat cheese. The trick is to not over cook the scallops!

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Creamy Scallops & Pasta

  • Difficulty: Moderate (gotta pay attention)
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Ingredients

  • 1 lb scallops
  • 1 lb asparagus
  • 2 cups goat milk
  • 1 small onion (chopped)
  • 1/4 garlic
  • Rosemary
  • Thyme
  • Oregano
  • Romano cheese (grated)
  • Goat Cheese
  • 1 tbsp corn starch (if needed)
  • Jacobsen Chili Salt
  • Jacobsen Garlic Salt
  • Gumbo Daddy Cajun Seasonings
  • Dan Pastorini Garlic & Herb Seasonings
  • Butter
  • Olive Oil

Directions

    1. Rinse and prep asparagus. Chop off thick ends.
    2. In pan/pot, heat butter and olive oil (just enough to coat the bottom of the pan/pot)
    3. Add asparagus, onion, garlic and sauté.
    4. Add seasonings to the pan/pot. (Jacobsen garlic and chili salt)
    5. Season the scallops (DP’s garlic & herb on one side & Gumbo Daddy’s on the other)
    6. When the asparagus is somewhat soft (when you can poke a fork in it reasonably easily), add scallops. Mix. This is a brief step. You do not want to over cook the scallops.
    7. Reduce heat to low, add goat milk, some Romano and goat cheese. Nonna did not measure, it is simply a matter of taste and Nonna knows what she likes. However, she added about 1/4 cup Romano and 1/2 cup goat cheese. You can add more or less as you see fit. This will not take long. You want the milk mix to thicken up and the scallops to cook.
    8. While mixing, add the herbs (rosemary, oregano, thyme)
    9. As goat milk is thin, you will likely have to add some corn starch to thicken the sauce. If the sauce is too thin, scope up about 1-2 tablespoons of sauce into a bowl and add 1 tablespoon of corn starch. Mix thoroughly. You want the mixture to be smooth. You do not want it lumpy. When it is smooth, pour back into the pan/pot. Continue to stir/mix. When the sauce is thick enough for you, serve!

Keto Substitute for Mashed Potatoes

Mashed cauliflower is a great substitute for mashed potatoes. It is easy, can be made with lots of options, and very tasty. Try and let Nonna know what you think about it!

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Mashed Cauliflower

Ingredients

      • 1 Cauliflower head
      • 1/2 to 1 stick of butter
      • Dan Pastorini’s Garlic and Herb Seasonings
      • Jacobsen Chili Salt
      • Gumbo Daddy Cajun Seasoning
      • Cheddar Cheese (shredded)
      • Bacon Bits (optional)
      • Cream Cheese (optional)

Directions

  1. Cut head of cauliflower into chunks and place in microwaveable bowl. Large chunks is fine.
  2. Cover bowl and microwave on high at 5 minute intervals. Check to see if the cauliflower is “mash-able”. If you can “mash” it, remove from microwave. If you can not mash it, microwave for another 5 minutes on high. Nonna microwaved for 15 minutes total checking every 5 minutes.
  3. Add 1/2 stick of butter, cheese, and seasonings. Mash. (See Note 1)
  4. If the cauliflower is too thick, add more butter. Nonna used an entire stick of butter for one head of cauliflower. You could add a little water if you desire (Nonna did not as she doesn’t like it too watery).
  5. Taste test. Add seasonings, cheese, bacon bits (optional), cream cheese (optional), as you see fit. Texture and taste are per your preferences. (See Note 2)

Note 1: Nonna mashed the cauliflower with a Nylon Masher. You can use a food processor if you desire. Nonna likes hers a little lumpy, thus, the hand masher.

Note 2: Other than the butter, there are no measurements. It depends on texture and taste. Start with less ingredients and add as you desire.

Homemade Alligator Jerky

Nonna combined Goya Mojo Marinade with some cajun spices to make a delicious Alligator Jerky! This is a must try. It is simply FANTASTIC. Alligator meat is very good!

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Alligator Jerky

  • Difficulty: Easy, but time consuming
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Ingredients

1 lb alligator meat
1 Cup Goya Mojo Marinade
Gumbo Daddy Cajun Seasonings
Jacobsen Garlic Salt

Directions

  1. In a mixing bowl, add Goya Mojo, Gumbo Daddy, and Garlic Salt and mix. Taste test and add more spices as you desire.
  2. Trim the meat to 1/4 inch thick. Try to make the meat the same thickness as best you can. Thinner is better, but a 1/4 inch will work just fine.
  3. Place alligator meat and Goya Mojo mix in a ziplock. Remove air and seal the ziplock. Place in refrigerator for 3-4 hours. Make sure the meat is covered with the marinade.
  4. Pre-heat oven to 170°
  5. After the meat has marinated, place it on a baking pan with rack. Spread the meat out so there is distance between each piece. An inch between the meat is a good starting distance.
  6. Place pan in the oven for 4ish hours.
  7. Check on the meat regularly to make sure it is drying out. Nonna turned the oven up to 175° to move things along a little. However, you don’t want to go beyond 175°. This is meant to be a slow process.
  8. If you squeeze the meat and moisture comes out, it is not dried. It needs more time.
  9. If you can break the meat it is overcooked. However, some people like it this way and that is just fine. Thinner slices work better if you like the jerky crispy.

  1. NOTE: Nonna did her best to get the meat the same thickness, but she did have some pieces (slightly thicker) that required more time in the oven. You may need to remove thinner pieces as they are ready and let thicker pieces cook a tad longer. Your call!

Stuffed Flank Steak

In this video, we made an amazing stuffed flank steak with gravy. We may need to put this on the list of recipes for the Jump for the Rose dinner this year!

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Stuffed Flank Steak

  • Difficulty: Moderate
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Ingredients

    • 1 package Flank Steak
    • 1 large onion (chopped)
    • Dan Pastorini Garlic and Herb seasonings
    • Dan Pastorini Texas Style Rub
    • Jacobsen Ghost Chili Salt
    • Gumbo Daddy Cajun Seasoning
    • 1/4 cup garlic
    • 1 package mushrooms
    • Olive Oil
    • 2-3 tablespoons of butter (Nonna likes goat butter)
    • rosemary
    • basil
    • parsley
    • 4 ounces goat cheese
    • Special Shit (seriously that is what it is named)
    • Goya Adobo all purpose seasonings
    • 1 baking bag
    • 2 tablespoons cup flour
    • 3-4 precooked bacon strips (optional)
    • toothpicks

Directions

  1. Place butter, garlic and onion in a pan and sauté over a medium heat.
  2. Add mushrooms, rosemary, basil, parsley, and seasonings (Nonna added DP Garlic & Herb, Goya Adobo, Special Shit, and Jacobsen Ghost Chili Salt).
  3. When onions are translucent and mushrooms are soft remove from heat, place in a mixing bowl, and let cool. (See Note 1)
  4. When cool add chopped bacon and goat cheese. Mix.
  5. Add 2 tablespoons to the baking bag and shake.
  6. Cut flank steaks into rollable pieces and pound with a tenderizer to thin and tenderize the meat.
  7. Lay out the meat and put some of the mushroom mix in the center. Roll the meat. Hold in place using toothpicks. Ideally you will roll the meat and place the mushroom mix such that the mix is in-between each layer of meat. This is called a pinwheel.
  8. Place the rolls in the baking bag and the bag into a baking pan. Close up the bag and poke a few holes in it.
  9. Place in oven at 375° F for 30 mins.
  10. Check the meat with a thermometer. It is rare at 140°F.
  11. Take the juices from the bag and make a gravy. Add a little flour or water as needed (but not a lot)

Note 1: At this point, the mushroom mix is ready to go. You can cook the flank steak anyway you want and simply put the mix over the steak if you like!. Also, you can add the goat cheese and bacon or not! Your choice!

Note 2: As always, Nonna used her favorite seasonings, but you can use any you like. As she says “Recipes are just good suggestions.”

Turtle…Soup or Gumbo?

If you have a small crowd coming over and want something unusual and AMAZING to serve. This turtle soup is all that and a box of crackers.

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Recipe is coming, I swear. Just a little bit behind. I blame Nonna as she needs to hire me an assistant! With love, Aunt Winkie!

Turtle Soup/Gumbo

  • Difficulty: Moderate
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Ingredients

    • 1 big ol’ snapping turtle
    • 2 large onion (1 quartered and 1 chopped)
    • 1/4 cup garlic (used twice as Nonna loves garlic)
    • Dan Pastorini Texas Style Rub
    • Dan Pastorini Garlic and Herb Seasonings
    • Goya Adobo All Purpose Seasoning
    • Jacobsen Garlic Salt
    • 1/2 head of cauliflower
    • 1 zucchini (chopped)
    • 1 yellow squash (chopped)
    • 1 green bell pepper (chopped)
    • celery (chopped)
    • 1 cup flower (flour)
    • 1 cup olive oil
    • 1/4 cup tomato paste
    • 1.5 pounds Pork & Venison Smoke Sausage (Kountry Boys) (chopped the way YOU like it!)
    • 1 or 2 lemons

Directions

    1. Cut up turtle meat into small chunks and sprinkle DP Texas Style Rub on turtle meat.
    2. In a large pot, add quartered onion, garlic, DP Garlic and Herb, Jacobsen Salt, Gumbo Daddy’s Cajun Seasonings.
    3. Add water to the pot. Bring to a boil and then turn down to a simmer. Put a lid over the pot. You are going to let the meat simmer for 3-4 hours so use enough water. The turtle meat will be soft and fall apart when done. (See Note 1)
    4. Drain meat and save the broth. You may need to strain the broth to remove unwanted stuff. You can shred the meat if you want.
    5. With a clean large pot, add 1 cup flour (not flower), 1 cup olive oil, 1/4 tomato paster, and stir over a low heat. You are making a red rue. This will take awhile. You must stir the rue the entire time to make sure it doesn’t burn. The mixture will be red with the ingredients mixed so that it is nice and smooth.
    6. Add celery, bell pepper, chopped onion, garlic, Kountry Boys Smoke Sausage, and sauté over a low/medium heat.
    7. Add turtle broth, yellow squash, zucchini, 1/2 head of cauliflower and mix. (See Note 2)
    8. Add boiled turtle meat and fresh squeezed lemon juice from the lemons.
    9. Taste test (all the meat is pre-cooked) and season to your liking. Nonna added Goya Adobo All Purpose Seasonings.
    10. Add more water if necessary. (See Note 3)
    11. Bring to a boil and then let simmer (lid off) until the veggies are cooked through.

Note 1: Nonna uses the same pots over and over and has learned how much water to use with each pot. She doesn’t measure. She uses a cast iron pot or a dutch oven pot, 6-7 qt.

Note 2: You could add green beans, potatoes, okra, or a variety of other vegetables if you like. Nonna added her favorites and you should as well because recipes are just good suggestions!

Note 3: Just gauge how much water based on your pot. Should be 2/3 to 3/4 full as you will let it simmer until the veggies are cooked through. Also, depends on how thick you want the soup.

Dirty Rice: Can you keto up dirty rice?

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Dirty Rice

Feeds 4-6

Ingredients

    • 2 tbsp bacon grease
    • 1 small/medium onion (chopped)
    • 1/2 cup celery
    • 1/2 cup green onions
    • 1 green bell pepper (chopped)
    • 1/2 cup parsley
    • 1/2 cup garlic (minced)
    • 1.5 cups white rice
    • 3 cups chicken broth
    • 1/2 pound chicken liver (or beef liver) chopped
    • 1/2 pound ground pork (or beef)
    • 1/2 pound Country Boy andouille sausage See Note 1
    • Dan Pastorini Garlic and Herb
    • Gumbo Daddy Cajun Seasoning
    • Jacobsen Chili Salt
    • Freshly chopped Rosemary, Oregano, Thyme.

Directions

    1. Put bacon grease into large pot and heat
    2. Brown chicken livers (or beef liver).
    3. As you are browning add ground pork (or beef) and andouille sausage.
    4. Add onion and garlic and sauté for 2-3 minutes. You can drain the meat of grease at this point if you like, but Nonna never does!
    5. Add green onions, celery, bell pepper, parsley and mix.
    6. Add seasonings (Gumbo Daddy’s Cajun seasonings, Jacobsen Chili Salt, DP’s Garlic and Herb Seasonings). See Note 1
    7. Add white rice and sauté for 2-3 minutes. Basically, let the rice absorb the meat juices some.
    8. Add 3 cups chicken broth and bring to a boil.
    9. Once boiling reduce heat to a simmer and cover. Check at 25 minutes and every 5-10 minutes after that. Nonna’s declared her dirty rice ready at 30 minutes. Make sure the broth is absorbed by the rice and that rice is tender.

    Cauliflower

    1. Follow steps 1-6 above. Remember you won’t need as much seasonings as you do for regular white rice. Also, make sure the meat is mostly cooked before adding cauliflower as you won’t cook everything as long using the cauliflower.
    2. Before or while meat is browning, run through 1-2 cauliflower heads through a food processor to finely chop it. You could also just grate it with a cheese grater.
    3. Upon completion of step 6 above, add cauliflower to the pot.
    4. Stir almost continually for 10 minutes or so over a medium heat. Taste the cauliflower. If it is a texture you like, call it done! In other words sauté until “It is done.”

    Note 1: Nonna used beef liver instead of chicken liver because the grocery store was out of chicken livers. Rumor has it that it is the liver that makes the rice dirty. All I know for sure is Dirty Rice was one of my favorite meals growing up!

    Note 2: As always Nonna used her favorite cajun spices. As she said, however, you can swap the seasonings up some. Hot sauce, Tony Chachere’s, salt and pepper, cayenne pepper, paprika, cumin, or any cajun spice mix from your local spice shop!

    Note 3: If you are making the keto version, you may want to use 2 cauliflower heads. As Nonna note, her mix could have used a little less meat and a little more cauliflower. Also, remember the cauliflower version doesn’t need as much spicing!

Delicious Tuna Risotto Pie

Something new with Aunt Winkie’s caught and canned TUNA! The recipe is made with a few absolutely DELICIOUS ingredients! It was just flat out GOOD…and so were the leftovers!

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Tuna Risotto Pie

  • Difficulty: Moderate
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Ingredients

      See Note 1
    • 2 tbsp Olive Oil
    • 2 Onions (chopped)
    • 1/2 cup Garlic (minced)
    • 2 cups Arborio Rice
    • 3.5 cups chicken broth
    • 2 pints canned Tuna (home caught and canned is the best)
    • 1 bag Semi Dried Tomatoes (3 ounces)
    • 3 cups Mozzarella Cheese (thinly cut)
    • 1 cup Romano cheese (shredded or grated)
    • 1 bag kale leaves, roughly chopped (10 ounces)
    • 6 eggs
    • Dan Pastorini Garlic and Herb (optional)
    • Gumbo Daddy Cajun Seasoning (optional)
    • Jacobsen Chili Salt
    • Freshly chopped Basil & Oregano

Directions

    1. Coat bottom on a large pan with olive oil and heat.
    2. Brown onion and garlic.
    3. When the onions are translucent, add Arborio rice. Brown the rice for 1-2 minutes.
    4. Add spices and seasonings (DP Garlic & Herb, GD Cajun Seasonings, Jacobsen Chili Salt) (See Note 2)
    5. Add chicken broth.
    6. Bring to a boil, then lower heat to a simmer. Let simmer until the broth is absorbed by the rice. (15ish minutes)
    7. Once the broth is absorbed, removed from heat and let cool.
    8. Once cool, add tuna, sun dried tomatoes, and eggs. Mix.
    9. Add romano and mozzarella cheese (Save some mozzarella for later). Mix.
    10. Add kale, oregano, and basil. Mix.
    11. Coat baking pan (spring form pan or pie shaped/sized pan) with non stick canola oil.
    12. Fill the baking pan with tuna/kale mixture. (See Note 3)
    13. Place thinly sliced mozzarella cheese over the tuna/kale mixture (on top).
    14. Bake on 350° F for 25 minutes.

    Note 1: Nonna found this recipe on Chew Town. She doubled the recipe to ensure plenty of leftovers! You can half Nonna’s ingredients list to make less. Cooking times will remain the same. Also, Nonna used some of her own favorite spices. She recommends you do the same. If there is a taste you love with fish, Nonna says use it!

    Note 2: Nonna loves Dan Pastorini’s and Gumbo Daddy’s seasonings. She uses the Jacobsen chili salt in combination with the 2 seasonings above to give the pie a little kick. However, you can use other spices. In this recipe simply using salt and pepper will suffice!

    Note 3: As Nonna doubled the recipe, she used 3 pie sized pans. If you cut the recipe in half, 1 – 20cm pie pan or spring loaded pan should work.

Stuffed Ketolicious Burgers

Nonna makes some delicious stuffed burgers. Keto friendly or not – your call! Check out the video and give them a try. They are DELICIOUS!

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Stuffed Burgers

Ingredients

    • 2 Eggs
    • 1.5 pounds Ground Beef
    • 3ish cups Pork Rinds (crushed) OR 2.5ish cups Bread Crumps
    • Bull Shit Seasonings (www.SpecialShit.com)
    • Dan Pastorini’s Garlic and Herb Seasonings
    • Jacobsen Ghost Chili Salt
    • Gumbo Daddy’s Cajun Seasonings
    • 1 package Mushrooms
    • 1 medium chopped Onion
    • 1/4 cup minced Garlic
    • Olive Oil
    • Shredded sharp cheddar cheese
    • 4-6 Bacon Strips (optional)

Directions

    1. Preheat oven to 400°.
    2. Fry bacon and break into small bacon bits (optional). Nonna likes it crispy.
    3. In a frying pan, add a small amount of olive oil and over a high heat sautée onion, garlic, and mushrooms. See Note 1
    4. Remove the pan from heat when mushrooms are soft and onions are translucent and let cool.
    5. In a mixing bowl, put ground beef, 2 eggs and mix.
    6. Add to the beef crushed pork rinds OR bread crumps (not both) and mix See Note 2
    7. Roll the meat into 4 large meatballs. Then shape each ball into a bowl.
    8. Add sprinkling of mushrooms, bacon (optional), and shredded cheese to the center of the bowl and close the bowl over the top. (Makes a large thick hamburger patty).
    9. Either bake in the oven for 30ish minutes (or until it is done) OR place on a grill (do your best to prevent sticking). See Note 3

    Note 1: Nonna sautéed the mushrooms in the bacon grease rather than olive oil. This adds flavor, but is not heart healthy. Use the bacon grease or olive oil, your call!

    Note 2: Using pork rinds keeps the recipe low carb. However, breadcrumbs are perfectly good for the recipe. Again your call!

    Note 3: Nonna baked her stuffed burger in the oven at 400° for 30 mins. However, you can grill them. Just make sure the ground beef is cooked to your desires!

Quiche Cupcakes: Breakfast to go

Nonna made some eggs. The leftovers go in the freezer and come out again when Nonna finds herself running to work having had no time eat! As always these eggs are delicious and fairly easy! We hope you enjoy!

Ingredients

    • 8 eggs
    • 8 ounces heavy whipping cream
    • 1/2 cup chopped onion
    • 1/4 cup minced garlic
    • 2-3 cups sharp cheese (shredded)
    • 2 tablespoons butter (9 slices)
    • 1 package small mushrooms
    • Dan Pastorini’s Garlic and Herb Seasonings
    • Gumbo Daddy Cajun Seasonings
    • Good Shit Seasonings
    • Jacobsen Chili Salt
    • 1 package cupcake liners

Directions

    1. Put the cupcake liner in a cupcake pan
    2. Add 2-3 small mushrooms to each cupcake liner
    3. Add small slice of butter to each cupcake liner
    4. Add eggs, ham, onion, garlic, and heavy whipping cream to mixing bowl. Mix thoroughly.
    5. Add spices (as listed above) to mixing bowl. Mix thoroughly. See Note 1
    6. Add cheese to mixing bowl. Mix thoroughly.
    7. Scoop mixed eggs into cupcake liner. Fill 3/4 full (or 4/5 full – not quite to the top).
    8. Place in oven (preheated to 375° F) for 20-25 mins. See Note 2
    9. After 20-25 mins, remove eggs from the oven, sprinkle cheese on the top and cook in oven for 5 more minutes. See Note 2
    10. If you have left over egg mix, pour into a frying pan and cook over a low heat until cooked. It will make some delicious scrambled eggs!


Note 1: Nonna has her favorite spices and she never ever measures them. It is good to know what kind of flavors and how much you like. Spice accordingly! Some spices that go well with eggs include: tobacco (hot) sauce, black or white pepper, curry powder, dill, or cayenne pepper. You could also add chives or thyme to the mixture.

Note 2: Times may vary. Check the eggs to make sure they are cooked through and not runny.

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