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This looks so good! So my address is… lol
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I am very interested in this recipe 
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I love her.
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Looks good!
I can’t have tomatoes, so canned pumpkin is what I tend to use in lasagna or as a tomato substitute in general. Butternut or sweet potatoes also work—I just made some barbecue sauce the other day. My favorite, though, is kabocha, a.k.a. Japanese pumpkin.
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This looks so good! So my address is… lol
I am very interested in this recipe 
I love her.
Looks good!
I can’t have tomatoes, so canned pumpkin is what I tend to use in lasagna or as a tomato substitute in general. Butternut or sweet potatoes also work—I just made some barbecue sauce the other day. My favorite, though, is kabocha, a.k.a. Japanese pumpkin.