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Reviewed By: pblair's Review:

"I tried this recipe yesterday and was a bit disappointed. It says you can use fresh carrots instead of frozen. The problem is that with fresh carrots it does not cook in 30 mins as the recipe claims. I left mine in for an hour and the carrots where still only partially cooked. I suggest if you have to use fresh vegetables then try steaming them before mixing other ingredients."

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