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An expert in cooking ends with a myth of several generations: “The easiest food to prepare does not carry meat, but 2 sides of sardines, eggs and some pimpion.”
A rather nutritious meal takes meat, the sardines with good preparation and variation help feed people who don't like fish
Reported by El Comercio
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El ComercioAn expert in cooking ends with a myth of several generations: “The easiest food to prepare does not carry meat, but 2 sides of sardines, eggs and some pimpion.”El ComercioAn expert in cooking ends with a myth of several generations: “The easiest food to prepare does not carry meat, but 2 sides of sardines, eggs and some pimpion.”9 recorded states
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