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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;m a lazy cook so I use low sodium taco mix packets sprinkled on the veggies and meat after I spray them with olive cooking oil. I actually put the veggies on one tray and include a drained can of diced tomatoes, spray with oil, and sprinkle with one taco mix packet. Then, I do the same to the meat on a separate bake tray. That way if the meat or veggies cook more quickly you can take one of them out of the oven and cook the other a tad longer. I serve the fajitas with tortillas, taco sauce, and sour cream. Some like to add shredded cheddar. All of the latter, tortillas, taco sauce, etc will change the calories etc.]]></description>
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I'm a lazy cook so I use low sodium taco mix packets sprinkled on the veggies and meat after I spray them with olive cooking oil. I actually put the veggies on one tray and include a drained can of diced tomatoes, spray with oil, and sprinkle with one taco mix packet. Then, I do the same to the meat on a separate bake tray. That way if the meat or veggies cook more quickly you can take one of them out of the oven and cook the other a tad longer. I serve the fajitas with tortillas, taco sauce, and sour cream. Some like to add shredded cheddar. All of the latter, tortillas, taco sauce, etc will change the calories etc.</p>
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