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I have pork, eggs and rice. What can I cook tonight?
Can you make baked pork chop rice with less oil and salt?
Done. The main changes:
Pad kra pao for lunch
Here’s the estimate. Confirm to log it:
Pad Kra Pao1 serving · about 285 kcal · about 23 g protein
Today so far847 kcal
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Seafood Burnt Butter SpaghettiStep 3 of 8Add seafood to the wok and stir-fry for 3–4 minutes until just cooked through. Transfer to a plate.
NextReduce heat to medium. Add butter to the same wok and let it melt, swirling occasionally.
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BreakfastMacaroni Soup with Ham and Egg562 kcal
LunchPad Kra Pao285 kcalTraditional Chinese, English, Simplified Chinese, Filipino and Bahasa Indonesia. Share a recipe with your family or your helper and everyone can follow it.
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Tell it what is in your fridge and it finds recipes that fit. Ask it to adapt a recipe, for example less oil and salt or avoiding an allergen. To log what you ate, type one line in calorie tracking and EatWhat estimates the calories.
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