50 Healthy 30-Minute Dinners (No Seed Oils, Maximum Flavor)
- Savannah
- Dec 20, 2025
- 14 min read
By Savannah Ryan, Cookbook Author & Food Explorer
The 6 PM Panic: Why Quick Dinners Matter
It's 6 PM. You just walked through the door after a long day. The kids are hungry. Your stomach is growling. And the last thing you want to do is spend an hour in the kitchen—but you also refuse to order greasy takeout or serve ultra-processed "convenience" meals.
I've been there. Hundreds of times.
As a cookbook author and mother, I've spent years perfecting the art of quick, nourishing dinners that don't compromise on health or flavor. The secret isn't shortcuts or processed ingredients—it's understanding which techniques deliver maximum taste in minimum time, all while honoring the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) principles of real food and traditional fats.
This comprehensive guide gives you 50 complete dinner recipes, each ready in 30 minutes or less, using only olive oil, ghee, coconut oil, butter, and other traditional fats. No canola. No soybean oil. No seed oil shortcuts. Just pure, delicious food your family will actually want to eat.
According to Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, home-cooked meals lead to better nutrition, portion control, and family bonding—but only if they're actually feasible for busy schedules. That's exactly what these recipes deliver.
Why 30-Minute Meals Work (The Science + Strategy)
The Psychology of Quick Cooking
Research from the Cleveland Clinic shows that the #1 barrier to home cooking isn't skill or cost—it's perceived time commitment. When people believe cooking takes hours, they default to takeout or processed foods.
But here's the truth: Most restaurant-quality meals can be prepared in less time than delivery takes.
The key is understanding:
High-heat cooking methods (searing, roasting at 425°F+, stir-frying)
Ingredient prep efficiency (buying pre-cut vegetables when needed, using time-saving tools)
Flavor layering (building depth quickly with aromatics, acids, herbs)
Smart substitutions (boneless cuts, quick-cooking grains, pre-cooked legumes)
The MAHA Difference in Quick Cooking
Traditional seed oils became popular partly because they're cheap and fast—but they're also inflammatory and oxidize under heat. The MAHA approach proves you don't need them.
Why Traditional Fats Work Better:
Ghee (485°F smoke point) handles high-heat searing without oxidation
Coconut oil (400°F) stays stable for stir-fries and quick sautés
Olive oil (375°F) perfect for medium-heat cooking and adds unmatched flavor
Grass-fed butter creates rich sauces in minutes
According to the Weston A. Price Foundation, these traditional fats also increase satiety—meaning your family stays full longer, reducing snack cravings and late-night hunger.
Time-Saving Without Compromise
This isn't about cutting corners. It's about working smarter:
What we DO:
Use high-quality fats that enhance flavor naturally
Choose cuts that cook quickly (chicken thighs, shrimp, ground meats, thin fish fillets)
Employ one-pan techniques that reduce cleanup
Build flavor with fresh aromatics (garlic, ginger, onions) rather than bottled sauces
Batch-prep components on weekends (see my complete meal prep guide)
What we DON'T do:
Rely on pre-made sauces loaded with seed oils
Use processed "helper" products
Sacrifice nutrition for speed
Accept bland food as the price of convenience
Want to master quick cooking across all cuisines? Explore my full recipe collections organized by region and style.
50 Quick Dinner Recipes (By Cuisine)
Each recipe below is designed for maximum efficiency without sacrificing the health benefits of MAHA eating. Full detailed recipes are linked—or find complete versions in my cookbooks.
Mediterranean Magic (10 Recipes)
1. Greek Lemon Chicken Skewers | 20 minutes
Juicy chicken thighs marinated in olive oil, lemon, oregano. Grill or pan-sear to perfection.
Key Fat: Extra-virgin olive oil
Protein: Chicken thighs
2. Quick Shakshuka | 25 minutes
Eggs poached in spiced tomato sauce with bell peppers. Serve with crusty bread.
Key Fat: Olive oil
Protein: Eggs
Pro Tip: Use canned tomatoes for speed
3. Mediterranean Shrimp Scampi | 15 minutes
Garlic butter shrimp over zucchini noodles or regular pasta. Light and satisfying.
Key Fat: Grass-fed butter
Protein: Shrimp
4. Greek Salmon with Olives & Tomatoes | 18 minutes
Pan-seared salmon topped with olive tapenade and cherry tomatoes.
Key Fat: Olive oil
Protein: Salmon
Omega-3 Boost: Wild-caught fish recommended
5. Caprese Chicken | 22 minutes
Baked chicken topped with fresh mozzarella, tomatoes, basil. Italian comfort food.
Key Fat: Olive oil
Protein: Chicken breast
6. Lemon-Herb Tilapia | 12 minutes
Mild white fish with herbs and lemon. Kid-friendly and light.
Key Fat: Butter or ghee
Protein: Tilapia or cod
7. Mediterranean Frittata | 20 minutes
Eggs with spinach, feta, sun-dried tomatoes. Great for breakfast-for-dinner.
Key Fat: Olive oil + butter
Protein: Eggs
8. Quick Greek Meatballs | 25 minutes
Ground lamb or beef with oregano, served with tzatziki.
Key Fat: Olive oil (for pan-frying)
Protein: Ground meat
Make Ahead: Form meatballs on Sunday
9. Spanish Garlic Shrimp (Gambas al Ajillo) | 10 minutes
Sizzling shrimp in olive oil with tons of garlic and paprika.
Key Fat: Olive oil (generous amount)
Protein: Shrimp
Serve: With crusty bread to soak up oil
10. Mediterranean Chicken Salad | 15 minutes
Grilled chicken over greens with olives, cucumber, feta, lemon dressing.
Key Fat: Olive oil dressing
Protein: Rotisserie chicken (time-saver)
Find more Mediterranean inspiration in my Savor Mediterranean cookbook.
Asian Express (10 Recipes)
11. Thai Basil Chicken Stir-Fry | 15 minutes
Ground chicken with holy basil, chilies, garlic. Serve over rice.
Key Fat: Coconut oil
Protein: Ground chicken
12. Quick Pad Thai | 20 minutes
Rice noodles with shrimp or tofu, tamarind sauce, peanuts.
Key Fat: Coconut oil
Protein: Shrimp or tofu
13. Korean Beef Bowls | 18 minutes
Ground beef in ginger-garlic sauce over rice with kimchi.
Key Fat: Coconut oil
Protein: Ground beef
14. Teriyaki Salmon | 15 minutes
Pan-seared salmon with homemade teriyaki (tamari + honey).
Key Fat: Coconut oil
Protein: Salmon
15. Chinese Egg Drop Soup | 10 minutes
Silky broth with ribbons of egg. Light yet satisfying.
Key Fat: Minimal (broth-based)
Protein: Eggs
16. Vietnamese Lemongrass Chicken | 20 minutes
Caramelized chicken with lemongrass, fish sauce, garlic.
Key Fat: Coconut oil
Protein: Chicken thighs
17. Japanese Ginger Pork | 18 minutes
Thin pork slices in ginger-soy marinade. Authentic shogayaki.
Key Fat: Coconut oil
Protein: Pork loin
18. Thai Red Curry with Vegetables | 25 minutes
Coconut milk curry loaded with vegetables. Vegan-friendly.
Key Fat: Coconut oil + coconut milk
Protein: Tofu or chickpeas
19. Chinese Cashew Chicken | 20 minutes
Stir-fried chicken with cashews, vegetables, savory sauce.
Key Fat: Coconut oil
Protein: Chicken breast
20. Quick Miso-Glazed Salmon | 12 minutes
Broiled salmon with sweet miso glaze. Restaurant-quality.
Key Fat: Minimal (miso-based)
Protein: Salmon
Explore my Savor Asia cookbook for 35 more Asian favorites.
Indian Favorites (8 Recipes)
21. Quick Butter Chicken | 25 minutes
Creamy tomato sauce with tender chicken. Simplified version.
Key Fat: Ghee + coconut milk
Protein: Chicken thighs
22. Chana Masala (Chickpea Curry) | 20 minutes
Spiced chickpea stew. Vegan protein powerhouse.
Key Fat: Ghee or coconut oil
Protein: Chickpeas
23. Palak Paneer (Spinach & Cheese) | 25 minutes
Creamy spinach curry with paneer cubes.
Key Fat: Ghee
Protein: Paneer
24. Tandoori-Style Chicken | 22 minutes
Yogurt-marinated chicken under the broiler. No tandoor needed.
Key Fat: Ghee (for brushing)
Protein: Chicken pieces
25. Quick Dal (Lentil Stew) | 20 minutes
Red lentils in turmeric-spiced broth. Healing comfort food.
Key Fat: Ghee
Protein: Lentils
26. Egg Curry | 18 minutes
Hard-boiled eggs in spiced tomato gravy.
Key Fat: Ghee
Protein: Eggs
27. Keema (Spiced Ground Meat) | 20 minutes
Ground lamb or beef with peas and aromatics.
Key Fat: Ghee
Protein: Ground meat
28. Aloo Gobi (Potato & Cauliflower) | 25 minutes
Classic vegetarian curry. Turmeric-golden goodness.
Key Fat: Ghee
Protein: Add chickpeas for protein
Dive deeper into Indian cooking with my full spice guide.
Mexican & Latin (7 Recipes)
29. Quick Chicken Tacos | 15 minutes
Seasoned chicken with all the fixings. Weeknight favorite.
Key Fat: Avocado oil (high-heat)
Protein: Ground chicken or shredded rotisserie
30. Shrimp Fajitas | 18 minutes
Sizzling shrimp and peppers. Light and colorful.
Key Fat: Avocado oil
Protein: Shrimp
31. Black Bean Burrito Bowls | 20 minutes
Rice, beans, vegetables, avocado. Build-your-own style.
Key Fat: Avocado (natural fat)
Protein: Black beans
32. Quick Carne Asada | 15 minutes
Thin-sliced marinated steak. Grill or pan-sear.
Key Fat: Avocado oil
Protein: Flank or skirt steak
33. Mexican Egg Scramble | 10 minutes
Eggs with tomatoes, jalapeños, cheese. Breakfast-for-dinner win.
Key Fat: Butter or ghee
Protein: Eggs
34. Quick Chicken Enchiladas | 25 minutes
Simplified version with rotisserie chicken.
Key Fat: Avocado oil
Protein: Chicken
35. Fish Tacos with Lime Crema | 20 minutes
White fish with cabbage slaw. Fresh and light.
Key Fat: Avocado oil
Protein: White fish (tilapia, cod)
American Classics (8 Recipes)
36. Perfect Burgers | 15 minutes
Grass-fed beef, simply seasoned. Quality meat needs little else.
Key Fat: Butter (for toasting buns)
Protein: Ground beef
37. Pan-Seared Pork Chops | 12 minutes
Bone-in chops with herb butter.
Key Fat: Butter + olive oil
Protein: Pork chops
38. Chicken Piccata | 20 minutes
Lemony caper sauce over thin chicken cutlets.
Key Fat: Butter + olive oil
Protein: Chicken breast
39. Quick Meatloaf Muffins | 22 minutes
Individual portions cook faster than traditional loaf.
Key Fat: Minimal (meat renders fat)
Protein: Ground beef
40. Pan-Roasted Chicken Thighs | 25 minutes
Crispy skin, juicy meat. The ultimate crowd-pleaser.
Key Fat: Chicken fat + butter
Protein: Chicken thighs
41. Steak & Vegetables | 18 minutes
One-pan wonder. Cast iron perfection.
Key Fat: Butter (for basting)
Protein: Strip or ribeye
42. Turkey Meatballs | 20 minutes
Lighter than beef but just as satisfying.
Key Fat: Olive oil
Protein: Ground turkey
43. Chicken Sausage & Peppers | 15 minutes
Pre-cooked sausages with sautéed vegetables.
Key Fat: Olive oil
Protein: Chicken sausage
Vegan & Vegetarian (7 Recipes)
44. Chickpea Stir-Fry | 15 minutes
Protein-packed and colorful. Better than takeout.
Key Fat: Coconut oil
Protein: Chickpeas
45. Quick Vegetable Curry | 20 minutes
Coconut milk base with whatever vegetables you have.
Key Fat: Coconut oil
Protein: Add lentils or tofu
46. Pasta Primavera | 18 minutes
Seasonal vegetables tossed with olive oil and garlic.
Key Fat: Olive oil
Protein: Add white beans
47. Black Bean Quesadillas | 12 minutes
Crispy tortillas with beans and cheese.
Key Fat: Butter or ghee (for crisping)
Protein: Black beans
48. Lentil Bolognese | 25 minutes
Rich tomato sauce with lentils over pasta.
Key Fat: Olive oil
Protein: Lentils
49. Caprese Panini | 10 minutes
Pressed sandwich with mozzarella, tomato, basil.
Key Fat: Olive oil or butter
Protein: Mozzarella
50. Quick Fried Rice | 15 minutes
Leftover rice transformed. Endless variations.
Key Fat: Coconut oil or ghee
Protein: Eggs or tofu
Find complete vegan meal plans in my Savor Plants cookbook.
The 30-Minute Dinner Strategy Guide
Essential Time-Saving Techniques
1. Mise en Place (Everything in Place)
Before you start cooking:
Read the entire recipe
Gather all ingredients
Prep what can be prepped (chop onions, mince garlic, measure spices)
Have cooking fats ready in containers
Time Saved: 5-10 minutes per meal
2. High-Heat Cooking Methods
Searing: Creates flavor fast through browning (Maillard reaction)
Broiling: Intense top heat mimics grilling indoors
Stir-Frying: High heat, constant motion, quick cooking
Roasting at 425°F+: Vegetables caramelize in 15-20 minutes
According to USDA food safety guidelines, these methods are safe when meats reach proper internal temperatures.
3. One-Pan Philosophy
Minimize cleanup by:
Using sheet pan dinners (protein + vegetables together)
Making skillet meals (sauté protein, build sauce in same pan)
Embracing bowl meals (grain + protein + vegetables + sauce)
4. Smart Protein Choices
Fastest-Cooking Proteins:
Shrimp: 3-5 minutes
Thin fish fillets: 8-10 minutes
Chicken tenderloins: 10-12 minutes
Ground meats: 10-15 minutes
Eggs: 5-10 minutes
Avoid for 30-minute meals:
Whole chickens
Large roasts
Bone-in cuts (unless thin)
Tough cuts requiring braising
5. Flavor Shortcuts (MAHA-Approved)
Jarred tomato sauce: Check ingredients—avoid seed oils (Victoria, Rao's are clean)
Pre-minced garlic: In olive oil, not soybean oil
Frozen vegetables: Often faster than fresh, just as nutritious
Canned beans: Rinse well and you're ready
Rotisserie chicken: Ultimate time-saver (check ingredients)
Essential Equipment for Quick Cooking
The Non-Negotiables
1. Large Cast Iron Skillet (12-inch)
Holds heat for perfect searing
Oven-safe for broiling
Naturally non-stick when seasoned
My Pick: Lodge or Smithey
2. Sharp Chef's Knife (8-inch)
Single biggest time-saver in the kitchen
Makes prep 3x faster
Safety: Sharp knives are safer than dull
My Pick: Victorinox or Wüsthof
3. Stainless Steel Sauté Pan (3-4 quart)
For sauces, stir-fries, sautéing
Deglazes beautifully for pan sauces
Dishwasher safe
My Pick: All-Clad or Tramontina
4. Sheet Pans (2 large, rimmed)
For one-pan dinners
Roasting vegetables
Easy cleanup
My Pick: Nordic Ware (commercial grade)
5. Instant-Read Thermometer
Eliminates guesswork
Prevents overcooking
Food safety essential
My Pick: ThermoWorks ThermoPop
6. Sharp Paring Knife
For detail work
Mincing garlic
Trimming vegetables
7. Wooden Spoons & Silicone Spatulas
Won't scratch pans
Heat-resistant
Last forever
8. Salad Spinner
Dries greens in seconds
Makes salads crisp
Doubles as storage
Find my complete kitchen tools guide with specific brand recommendations.
Meal Planning for Maximum Efficiency
The Sunday Power Hour
Spend 60-90 minutes on Sunday setting up the week:
Proteins (Choose 2-3):
Roast 2 lbs chicken thighs
Grill 1.5 lbs ground beef or turkey
Hard-boil 6-8 eggs
Marinate proteins for Wednesday/Thursday
Starches (Choose 2):
Cook 3 cups rice or quinoa
Roast sweet potatoes
Keep pasta on hand for quick cooking
Vegetables (Choose 3-4):
Roast 2 sheet pans mixed vegetables
Prep salad greens (wash, dry, store)
Chop onions, peppers for stir-fries
Keep frozen vegetables as backup
Sauces & Dressings (Make 2):
Olive oil vinaigrette (lasts 1 week)
Tahini sauce
Pesto (freeze extras)
Weekly Template
Monday: One-Pan Sheet Pan Dinner
Tuesday: Stir-Fry (using prepped vegetables)
Wednesday: Grain Bowl (using batch-cooked components)
Thursday: Pan-Seared Protein + Quick Vegetable
Friday: "Clean Out the Fridge" Fried Rice or Pasta
Saturday: Slightly longer meal (30-40 minutes)
Sunday: Meal prep + simple dinner
Shopping List Mastery
Always Have on Hand:
Olive oil, ghee, coconut oil, butter
Garlic, onions, ginger
Canned tomatoes, coconut milk
Dried herbs and spices
Rice, pasta, quinoa
Frozen vegetables
Eggs
Your favorite proteins
Weekly Fresh Purchases:
3-4 proteins (variety)
Seasonal vegetables
Fresh herbs
Lemons/limes
Salad greens
Download my complete MAHA pantry checklist for free.
Troubleshooting Quick Dinners
Common Challenges & Solutions
"My chicken is always dry"
Solution: Use thighs instead of breasts. Cook to 165°F, not higher. Let rest 5 minutes.
"Everything tastes bland"
Solution: Season generously with salt. Add acid (lemon, vinegar) at the end. Use fresh herbs.
"I don't have time to chop"
Solution: Buy pre-cut vegetables for busy weeks. Use a food processor. Chop extra on weekends.
"My stir-fries are mushy"
Solution: Pat proteins dry. Don't overcrowd the pan. Cook in batches if needed. Use high heat.
"Vegetables burn before cooking through"
Solution: Cut smaller (more surface area). Add splash of water/broth. Cover briefly to steam.
"Pasta sticks together"
Solution: Use lots of boiling water. Stir immediately after adding pasta. Toss with olive oil.
"I forget ingredients mid-recipe"
Solution: Mise en place (see above). Lay out everything before starting.
Nutrition Guidelines for Quick Dinners
Building Balanced 30-Minute Meals
According to Harvard's Healthy Eating Plate, every meal should include:
½ Plate: Vegetables
Mix of colors
Variety of preparation methods
Mostly non-starchy
¼ Plate: Protein
Palm-sized portion (4-6 oz)
Variety throughout the week
Plant-based options regularly
¼ Plate: Whole Grains/Starchy Vegetables
Brown rice, quinoa, sweet potatoes
Moderate portions
Can reduce for lower-carb approach
Healthy Fats: Every Meal
Olive oil for dressings/finishing
Ghee/butter for cooking
Coconut oil for high-heat
Avocado for topping
Avoiding Common Pitfalls
Too Much Protein: Most Americans eat excessive protein. A palm-sized portion is sufficient.
Not Enough Vegetables: Aim for 2-3 cups per meal. More is better.
Hidden Seed Oils: Read labels on everything—jarred sauces, condiments, canned foods.
Skipping Fat: Don't fear healthy fats. They increase satiety and nutrient absorption.
Budget-Friendly Quick Cooking
Cost-Saving Strategies
Buy in Bulk:
Chicken thighs (cheaper than breasts)
Ground meat (portion and freeze)
Rice, dried beans, pasta
Frozen vegetables
Stretch Proteins:
Use eggs (cheapest protein)
Ground meat goes further than whole cuts
Canned fish (tuna, salmon, sardines)
Beans and lentils
Seasonal Shopping:
Vegetables cost 30-50% less in season
Freeze extras for off-season
Reduce Waste:
Plan meals around what you have
Use vegetable scraps for broth
Freeze herbs in olive oil
Repurpose leftovers
Cost Per Serving Analysis: Most recipes in this guide cost $3-6 per serving—far less than takeout ($10-15) or meal kits ($12-20).
Frequently Asked Questions
About Quick Cooking
Q: Can I really make restaurant-quality food in 30 minutes?
A: Absolutely. Most restaurant dishes use the same techniques—they just have mise en place done. High heat, proper seasoning, and quality fats are the secrets.
Q: What if I have picky eaters?
A: Build-your-own style works best (taco bars, grain bowls, stir-fries). Keep components simple. Don't force—repeated exposure increases acceptance. See my kids nutrition guide for more.
Q: Are 30-minute meals healthy?
A: When made with whole foods and traditional fats, yes! Avoid processed shortcuts. Focus on vegetables, quality proteins, and proper fats.
Q: Can I meal prep these recipes?
A: Most work great for meal prep. Cook in larger batches and store 4-5 days refrigerated. Reheat gently to maintain texture.
About Ingredients
Q: What if I can't find ghee?
A: Make your own (simmer butter until milk solids separate) or substitute butter for most recipes. Avocado oil works for high-heat cooking.
Q: Are all canned foods okay?
A: Check ingredients. Avoid those with seed oils or excessive additives. Canned tomatoes, beans, and coconut milk are pantry staples.
Q: Can I substitute olive oil for everything?
A: Not for very high heat (above 375°F)—it can smoke. Use ghee or avocado oil for searing and stir-frying. Olive oil is perfect for everything else.
Q: What about frozen vegetables?
A: Excellent choice! Flash-frozen at peak ripeness, often more nutritious than "fresh" that's been transported for days. Buy organic when possible.
About Fats & MAHA Cooking
Q: Won't cooking with butter/ghee make me gain weight?
A: No. Traditional fats increase satiety, stabilize blood sugar, and support hormone production. Quality matters more than quantity. The inflammation from seed oils is what drives weight gain.
Q: Is coconut oil safe for daily cooking?
A: Yes. Its saturated fats are stable at heat. The Weston A. Price Foundation documents traditional cultures thriving on coconut-based diets.
Q: What's the difference between refined and virgin coconut oil?
A: Virgin has mild coconut flavor and aroma—great for Asian dishes. Refined is neutral—better when you don't want coconut taste. Both are stable fats.
Q: Can I fry in olive oil?
A: Light sautéing and medium-heat cooking, yes. Deep frying, no—use ghee or avocado oil instead. Save extra-virgin olive oil for finishing and dressings.
Beyond This Guide: Next Steps
Expand Your Quick Cooking Repertoire
Explore by Cuisine:
Mediterranean Recipes - 50+ dishes
Asian Recipes - Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese
Indian Recipes - Curries, dals, tandoori
Vegan Recipes - Plant-based global meals
My Cookbook Recommendations:
Savor Chicken - 30+ quick chicken dinners
Savor Mediterranean - Speed + health combined
Savor Asia - Fast weeknight Asian
Savor Plants - Quick vegan meals
Master Related Skills
Deepen Your Knowledge:
Complete MAHA Kitchen Guide - Why seed oils harm health
Meal Prep Mastery - Batch cooking strategies
Kitchen Tools Guide - Equipment essentials
Your 30-Day Quick Dinner Challenge
Week 1: Foundation
Cook 3 recipes from this guide
Stock your MAHA pantry
Time yourself—see how quick it really is
Week 2: Building Confidence
Try 4 new recipes
Experiment with one-pan meals
Start meal prepping on Sunday
Week 3: Mastery
Cook 5 recipes, picking fastest favorites
Teach a family member one recipe
Create your own variation
Week 4: Integration
Quick cooking becomes your default
No more takeout needed
Notice: More energy, better sleep, reduced inflammation
Track your progress. Many families report saving $200-400/month by replacing takeout with these quick homemade meals—while eating significantly healthier.
Join the Quick Dinner Revolution
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7-Day Quick Dinner Meal Plan - Complete shopping lists included
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What Readers Are Saying
"I used to order takeout 5 nights a week. Now I'm cooking at home 6 nights—these recipes are THAT easy and delicious." – Rachel M., busy mom of three
"As someone who works late, I thought healthy cooking was impossible. These 30-minute meals changed my life." – David K., attorney
"My kids actually eat vegetables now! The one-pan dinners have been game-changing." – Maria S., teacher
"I've saved over $300 this month just by following this guide instead of ordering delivery." – James T., software engineer
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Together, we're proving that healthy, delicious home cooking fits even the busiest schedules. One 30-minute dinner at a time. 🍽️
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