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I love shopping local, I shop for produce at the Charlottetown Farmers’Market. and at roadside stands all summer, I'm so happy that I discovered Bluefield Natural Products for Island beef, pork and chicken all grown natural and organic. At Bluefield they sell these amazing marinated steaks, I am hooked on the 3 pepper and the Monteral spice. I use the Monteral steak in my Philly's

I slice it against the grain as thin as i can stir fry in a bit of butter and with some red and green pepper and onion, top it with some ADL Cheddar and Mozzarella cheese served on a hot dog roll baked at buns and things yum yum yum

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