Truth About Resilience, Reflection, Self Love, and Growth

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The Truth About Resilience, Reflection, Self Love, and Growth You’re never too old to learn life lessons, grow, or reinvent yourself, even if your confidence is shattered from past life trauma. You can learn from it or let it destroy your self esteem. Become who your past self meant for you to be and choose to focus on the lesson rather than just the pain, which allows you to grow. Rebuilding involves rediscovering your true identity beneath the trauma. New things and people come a long. But you got to rebuild yourself and find your true self you want to be. When you start doing good with that, you’ll live and forget the trauma, it won’t be fully but you’ll remember the lesson that the Lord up above put upon you. Things don’t work out sometimes because He above has something better for you in the future as long as you self love yourself for who you are. Life lessons learned become part of your strength, and the pain diminishes over time. 
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Mozzarella Cheese Stuffed Onion Rings with Garlic Butter Sauce

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Best Homemade Mozzarella Cheese Stuffed Onion Rings with Garlic Butter Sauce Recipe

Cheesy Mozzarella Stuffed Onion Rings
Cheesy Mozzarella Stuffed Onion Rings
Ingredients:

4 large white, yellow, or red onions
2 cups Sargento mozzarella cheese, shredded
2 cups all-purpose flour
4 large eggs, beaten
2 cups Panko breadcrumbs
1 cup grated Parmesan cheese
4 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 cup real dairy butter

Directions In Steps:

Prepare The Onions: Peel four large white, yellow, or red onions and then slice into thick rings, about 1/2 inch per slice. Separate them into pairs of rings with one bigger and one smaller to create a hollow space for stuffing with the cheese. The natural onion curves of the large and medium sized slices will create the perfect pockets for the mozzarella cheese.

Stuff With Cheese: Fill the space between each ring pair with Sargento shredded mozzarella cheese. (paid link) ~ Press gently to compact the cheese and hold the rings together.

Breading Station: Set up three bowls: Bowl #1: All-purpose flour. Bowl #2: Four large beaten eggs. Bowl #3: Panko bread crumbs mixed with the grated Parmesan cheese. Coat the rings. Carefully dredge each stuffed ring into the flour. Dip into the egg wash. Coat thoroughly with the breadcrumb-Parmesan mix. It is best to place the breaded rings on a Premium Non-Stick Baking Sheet (paid link) , put in the fridge, and chill for half an hour to keep everything together  beforehand. I also recommend double-breading by repeating the egg and breadcrumb steps because this reinforces the coating to prevent the cheese from breaking through during frying.

Frying The Stuffed Onion Rings: Heat the vegetable or peanut oil: Use a deep pan or fryer with enough oil to fully cover the rings. Heat to 350° F. Carefully placing the rings into the hot oil and fry for about 4 minutes per side, or until golden brown and crispy. Drain thoroughly on Bounty paper towels 2x more absorbent (paid link).

Make The Garlic Butter Sauce: Melt 1/2 cup of real butter (no margarine) in a small pan. Add minced garlic and sauté for about 2 to 3 minutes.

How To Serve: Arrange the onion rings on platters or large plates and drizzle with the garlic butter. Estimated at 8 servings and must serve them hot, they are a very delicious treat! 

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Mozzarella Cheese Stuffed Onion Rings with Garlic Butter Sauce
A Christmas Appetizer Platter Of Mozzarella Cheese Stuffed Onion Rings with Garlic Butter Sauce

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