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Author Archives: Oscar Garcia
Anna Nurse Workshop Memo
Date: December 10, 2013 To: professor Akana From: Oscar Garcia Subject: Anna Nurse Workshop Memo The Anna Nurse workshop series presented chef and award winning cookbook author James Peterson. Chef Peterson presented the famous butter sauce Beurre Blanc. Buerre Blanc … Continue reading
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Uncle Batchagalouppe
Uncle Batchagalouppe is a provider of authentic Italian product made in Brooklyn, located in 222 Wakeman Place. Uncle Batchagalouppe creates authentic Italian cookies, always freshly made in small batches just like in an Italian kitchen. Uncle Batchagalouppe is currently owned by his nephew award … Continue reading
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Where I am From We Eat… By Oscar Garcia Inspired by Willie Perdomo
If I said I was from La Ceiba, Honduras, the city considered the girlfriend of Honduras because of the beauty of the mountains, the place with some of the most beautiful beaches and rivers in the country and Central … Continue reading
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