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Anna Nurse Memo
To: Professor Akana From: Kimberley Gonzalez Date: December 16,2011 Subject: Anna Nurse Memo Who was there? Chef Michael Ayoub was at the Anna Nurse Workshop. He is the Chef of his own restaurant, Fornino’s. He is an experience chef and … Continue reading
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Kimberley Gonzalez Where I’m From
Where I’m from, we eat piñón. Piñón is a Puerto Rican version of lasagna. It consists of plantains, ground turkey, and french style green beans. We only eat this dish on special occasions in the states. In Puerto Rico, you … Continue reading
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