Explain something to Me please not OT pescatarians & a grou

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Thank you for the link. As I am not a full vegitarian but do eat fish and

seafood, I can get even more good recipies

 

 

 

Chantelle

 

 

On 12/2/06, Donnalilacflower <thelilacflower wrote:

>

> Thanks Doug for the explanation.

> AJ did start a group and it's the one and only

> pescatarian-vegetarian recipe group on . I'm

> extremely happy she did this because I feel the

> pescatarians deserve a good group to belong. They are

> a step away from being vegetarians and have recipes in

> our files suiting them compared to anything posted in

> a non-vegetarian group.

> This is AJ's link if there are other pescatarians in

> here.

> Now she also has a spicy vegetarian group so I will

> post that link too:

>

> gourmet-pescatarian-vegetarian-delights/

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> /

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> Donna

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