Fog Cuttere Recipe

A Recipe for
Fog Cuttere

 

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Food Tip Use lean ground beef such as ground round (known as extra lean) or ground sirloin (known as lean) for casseroles, chili, tacos, spaghetti sauces and skillet dishes

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Fog Cuttere

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