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I served it with couscous and some scallions and skipped the almonds as I didn't happen to have any.
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I think of this as a rather retro dish, probably more common in the 1970's or before? But that may just be a false perception that I have formed as a New Englander. It is a dish associated with Georgia, I believe. It's really good though, so it should be enjoyed anywhere, anytime!
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