Out and About STYLE Mag Issue 3 Vol. 2
Read these articles plus more in Out and About STYLE Mag Issue 3 Vol. 2 Saif and Sound DJ and Radio Presenter Taking Lesson from Mansour Bin Jabr, Emirati Venture Capitalist and Environmentalist Eat for Immunity: A List of Recommended Diets to Boost your Immune System How to Convert Money in Your Mind to Money in The Bank 7 Things You Must Do in Accra, Ghana
Read these articles plus more in Out and About STYLE Mag Issue 3 Vol. 2
Saif and Sound DJ and Radio Presenter
Taking Lesson from Mansour Bin Jabr, Emirati Venture Capitalist and Environmentalist
Eat for Immunity: A List of Recommended Diets to Boost your Immune System
How to Convert Money in Your Mind to Money in The Bank
7 Things You Must Do in Accra, Ghana
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5. LEFTOVER BEEF STEW<br />
Are you looking for a quick dinner? You can use that leftover beef<br />
<strong>and</strong> use the ingredients you have in your kitchen. You will love this<br />
recipe because you can use your pieces <strong>and</strong> bits to clear up your<br />
week’s stock on a Saturday for a fresh shopping come Monday.<br />
This dish will last up to four days if properly stored in the fridge,<br />
but if you want to extend its shelf life, you can also freeze it in an<br />
airtight container or a freezer bag. If you don’t have cooked meat,<br />
you can substitute it with any meat roasts. Try this leftover beef<br />
stew that will please even fussy eaters! Check this video for recipe<br />
inspiration.<br />
6. LEFTOVER BEEF GOULASH<br />
Do you have leftover beef? No worries! You can<br />
prepare this easy <strong>and</strong> simple recipe that makes<br />
leftover beef taste more special. To make it more<br />
delicious, add lots of paprika <strong>and</strong> peppers.<br />
Looking for inspiration? Check out this recipe video.<br />
7. LEFTOVER PHILLY CHEESE<br />
STEAK SLIDER<br />
If you love sliders, you will love this leftover Philly cheesesteak<br />
slider, a s<strong>and</strong>wich that originated in Philadelphia, USA.<br />
It is easy <strong>and</strong> quick to prepare, <strong>and</strong> that’s impressive for the many<br />
of us that don’t have the luxury of time to cook. All you need are<br />
thin slices of cooked steak, provolone cheese, onion, mushroom<br />
<strong>and</strong> peppers. You will love the combination of these ingredients<br />
that can make great-tasting s<strong>and</strong>wiches to make at home.<br />
To make the sliders even more delectable, coat the buns with<br />
a garlic butter seasoning. If you don’t have leftover roast beef<br />
or steak, you can also use grocery-bought, pre-cut <strong>and</strong> thinly<br />
sliced meat. For the cheese, you can substitute provolone with<br />
mozzarella, Swiss or American cheese. Looking for a recipe on<br />
how to prepare it? Watch this video for inspiration.<br />
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