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  • IMG 3967 e1465567504398 Grilled Chicken Salad
    Midlife & the Art of Living

    Grilled Chicken Salad

    June 28, 2016 - By Aziza Ahmed Paula

    [ Grilled Chicken Salad ] This salad is one of my staple lunches. I like it, as it is easy, it has crunch, right balance of citrus and my favourite grilled chicken. Readers, this is the second issue of my 10 episode salad recipe. I am on a diet, and this seems to be a perfect fit for my lunch or dinner. Only time consuming factor is the preparation of the chicken. Take one piece of chicken breast, marinade well with one tea spoon Worcestershire sauce, one tea spoon lemon juice, salt, pepper and 1/2 tea spoon ginger pulp. Best…

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    Orange blossom

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    [ Orange blossom ] Do you like Orange? I love Orange juice, the fruit itself including the peels. Raised eyebrows? Well, I can explain. Orange peels are a great source for vitamin c, and in my family we have a secret recipe of mashed orange peels to be eaten with rice. Apart from this I like Orange peel for one another reason. I use it on my face as a pack. The fresh citrus smell is so energizing that I wish I could use it everyday. I pair it with oats. Though oats and orange peel pack sounds very easy…

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