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I've shared this before but we're obsessed... So easy & healthy. You're welcome. #supermodeldinner #Dinnerldeas #Recipe #EasyRecipes #cookwithme #spaghettisquash #FoodTok #bethennymademetryit #healthy #mommyandme #turkeybolognese

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Bethenny Frankel

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Dianevor 1 Jahr

Put bulbs of garlic topped with generous amount of olive oil and s&p, then roast them under the squash. Then when squash is roasted, you also have roasted garlic to add to the sauce.

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Giovanni Villellavor 1 Jahr

They are the best sometimes they are too pricy but they taste so good to me

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OG_bearvor 1 Jahr

You can keep your super model turkey. Ill use real ground beef i want to have a crisp mind when im old, keep your cholesterol at 300 so your brain doesn't die

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Augusta Traxvor 1 Jahr

You ruined it with the peas.💟 But love everything you that you do. Rock On.💥🙏🙏🌟🐎🐎🐎

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Elizabeth Pvor 1 Jahr

Yummy! What kind of pans are you using? ❤️

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Randye Giammarcovor 1 Jahr

I’m going to make this one!

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bethabcvor 1 Jahr

Looks delish

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Coach Thurman and Coach Hart delivered this chilling warning to the team before Friday night's disaster against Stanford. Some of these quotes are brutally honest and direct. "Some of you have the most horrific practice habits I've ever seen." "If you love something or someone, you take care of it. So do you guys love football?" "If you want to have a chance to play pro football, most of y'all in here are gonna have to change drastically and quickly. Or start thinking about that alternative." "We just came here thinking we're gonna get results. But you're not trying to master your practice." "We're barely scraping by and you wonder why you get your ass beat by top-ranked teams. We cannot be result driven, fellas." "We gotta hold each other accountable, coaches included." Colorado is going to have two long weeks to look into the mirror and figure out its true identity. Fortunately, the most memorable lessons come from the most painful mistakes. No one on the team is enjoying the aftermath of this loss, but this might be a well-needed wake up call before the toughest continuous stretch of CU's schedule. #skobuffs🦬
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Coach Thurman and Coach Hart delivered this chilling warning to the team before Friday night's disaster against Stanford. Some of these quotes are brutally honest and direct. "Some of you have the most horrific practice habits I've ever seen." "If you love something or someone, you take care of it. So do you guys love football?" "If you want to have a chance to play pro football, most of y'all in here are gonna have to change drastically and quickly. Or start thinking about that alternative." "We just came here thinking we're gonna get results. But you're not trying to master your practice." "We're barely scraping by and you wonder why you get your ass beat by top-ranked teams. We cannot be result driven, fellas." "We gotta hold each other accountable, coaches included." Colorado is going to have two long weeks to look into the mirror and figure out its true identity. Fortunately, the most memorable lessons come from the most painful mistakes. No one on the team is enjoying the aftermath of this loss, but this might be a well-needed wake up call before the toughest continuous stretch of CU's schedule. #skobuffs🦬

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